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I find it SUPER disrespectful when someone goes underdressed to somebody else’s event

Can we pls bring back etiquette and dressing to the occasion! It’s up to us ladies! We must re-introduce the trends

Last summer i worked as an hostess in a five star luxury hotel, you cannot imagine how many people came to dinner in flip flops and short trousers, i mean if you can afford a five star hotel stay maybe you can afford some nice clothes too! I was embarassed to ask them to go and change because there was a dress code...

I took my daughter to the Nutcracker ballet when she was little, meant to be a wonderful fancy and fun thing to do as a little girl. People were there in ripped jeans and stained white tank tops. We had a fun time anyway, and she looked sweet in her elegant little dress, but it really was odd to see ppl dressed that way.

I'm born and raised in Tunisia, North Africa, and our weddings are very diffirent from what Anna talked about. In here, it's very common that the guests (the ladies) wear very flamboyant, sparkly and showy dresses. I think it's considered okay in here because the bride's dress and make up are usually super flamboyant, so she naturally outshines everyone. These cultural differences are very interesting so thank you Anna for the amazing content. ❤️

I had a heated conversation with a friend of mine one time about dress codes. I argued that it is disrespectful to attend an event wearing clothing that clearly violates the dress code. She argued that it is silly to have to follow a dress code, that it is old-fashioned and rude to impose a dress code. Needless to say, I am not close friends with her anymore. Living in Utah (USA), many people do not dress up for work at all. I am a scientist, but that doesn't mean that I wear boring clothes (tee shirt and jeans) every day. I have more and more "Anna Bey" in my style: trousers, chic flats, cashmere sweaters and silk blouses, and nice blazer jackets.

Anna is helping me become a LADY, slowly but surely! Just turned 29 yesterday and I’m very ready to step up my game😅

You have hit the nail on the head! My father always told me, if you’re not sure what you should wear, wear a dress. I’m 66 now and his words could not be more true. So many people today are slobs; the way they talk, eat and look. I refuse to fall into that mentality. Im sure some of your subscribers will come for me, but I stand by my words.

Anna is bringing culture back. Thank you 🙏🏻

As someone who works as a lawyer, I've seen some make the mistake of wearing an expensive designer/branded clothes to an interview. Subconsciously, recruiters see it as 'well you don't need the job clearly'. Also, I'd go as far as saying do not wear designer clothes to a corporate job at all! This will affect your chances of being promoted (from experience) and your relationship with clients, as you're giving off a certain kind of image.

Something that really crashes my "dress-up mood" is when I arrive at a nice restaurant and see that almost nobody is well dressed, they are all wearing t-shirts, jeans, and casual clothes and it really has made me wonder if I am the weird one or the exaggerated one because it seems I am the one who is out of place, it is really sad that nowadays you will feel weird when being a little more overdressed than everyone else. It almost makes you want to underdress.

I wish formal rules would return. Life would be so much easier; I spend so much time trying not to over-dress as scruffy is the rule in Australia. Not all the time but often.

My best advice for being comfortable in formal clothes is this: Make sure that every piece fits you correctly. Not necessarily perfectly, but correctly. Nothing too big, and nothing too small. And this advice applies to every single piece of clothing being worn for a formal event, including the undergarments. If the undergarments don’t fit, you can still be very uncomfortable even while wearing clothes that should fit comfortably. Especially correctly fitting bras for ladies. A badly fitted bra is one of the most uncomfortable things I’ve ever worn. You cannot be comfortable in your own skin if your undergarments are uncomfortable.

I’m with you 100% on this Anna. People have become inappropriate in all situations these days. I think it’s a lack of pride. We are no longer being held accountable for our behaviour and presentation . Times have truly changed for the worst

The opera/theater one REALLY gets me. If "class" is considered old-fashioned, I'm happy to wear the label. Appropriate and modest dress conveys respect for yourself, for others, and an awareness of the occasion. In my family, we always say we'd rather be slightly overdressed than underdressed. How you carry yourself matters.

Personally I feel that being appropriately dressed is part of general etiquette. I find that young people who made lots of money quickly have not learned (or don’t care) how to present themselves. I love choosing an outfit for different occasions!

I remember as a young girl my mom told me that when you go to the ballet or any other type of event you dress up. Usually because that's what the royalty would watch and I've been dressing up since!

Hi Anna, The best compliment I’ve received when traveling abroad is…you don’t look like a tourist. I’ve had tourists ask me for directions because they thought I was a native. I’ve always dressed appropriately for any situation. I’ve learned so much from you since finding your channel a few months ago. Signed, Elegant lady in training 😏 😉 ❤

I couldn’t agree more to this video! I was 18 when I moved to Germany to study medicine and I will never forget my first experience at the opera there. My friend and me were most probably the poorest students in the public and yet we were the only ones wearing a dress and pumps. Literally everyone else was wearing jeans and sport shoes. And the worst of all was their judgement in the eyes just looking at us. As if we were the awkward ones?!? This left such a trauma in my life, that 10 years later I still travel abroad to enjoy opera although I am still living in the same city.

I'm originally from Lithuania and I remember the first time I attended opera here in the UK. I was so surprised that not only the majority didn't make that much of effort, but some were even sitting with coats through the whole performance. I think when attending theatre we're celebrating art and someone's incredibly hard work. Why not dress the part for this occasion? Loved the video. You look so gorgeous Anna. Made me want to buy a ticket to something special 💕 Always a huge inspiration for my own channel

Yes Anna, My Husband took me to Las Vegas for my Birthday some years ago. We had a lovely suite at the Venetian. He had purchased tickets to see 'Phantom'. He wore his Tuxedo, and I wore a formal tea length dress. We were stunned to see people standing in line wearing jeans, board shorts, tee shirts, etc. I still get upset thinking about it.

I was taught in Music Appreciation classes that one should show respect to the performers on stage. Notice how the performers take care about their appearance...it is a sign of respect not only to the performers but also to the arts. Audience should always show the same by dressing with the same respect.

My strangest experience at the theater in NYC was being seated next to a couple dressed in tees and jeans who also had their grocery shopping with them !!!

Thank you for talking about the lack of care and effort that so many people seem to lack in their appearance and behavior. I am 76 years old, I refuse to be "old and frumpy." I take pride in looking attractive, I look much younger than my age because I take the time to look as good and vibrant as possible. I dearly wish more of my lady friends would do the same. It makes ne sad to see people not caring how they present themselves or maybe not feeling like they deserve any self care.

… Some people request to wear certain colours or clothes to their funeral though and this is when you should respect their wishes …

Indeed you are right, here in Greece it is considered inappropriate to enter a church in revealing clothes. And i agree with it, even if some people rebel against this rule. Either you are religious or not, you should respect the place and the people around you by being modest.. As always,great tips Anna!☺️✨

I felt overdressed when I went to the Symphony few months ago lol . But I didnt feel uncomfortable at all felt all eyes was on me and made me more confident

I don't see a point in having pretty clothes and not wearing them. I wear my pretty dresses and skirts whenever I have the chance to. Dressing up is so much fun!

Well...I have a good example of dressing inappropriately. I attended an "out door wedding" a few years back and I was completely mortified by the attire of one of the close personal friends. She arrived on her bicycle wearing cycling shorts and and a t-shirt. Every one thought she had packed appropriate clothing to change into but she was not carrying a bag of any kind. She popped off her helmet and nonchalantly entered the wedding tent. The worse part of all this, is that she was in many of the wedding pictures. Every one else was in summer garden attire and she just stood out like a sore thumb....the sad part is....I don't think she realised her mistake.

It's not only you Anna who's so confused with people on Tiktok wearing whatever that's not supposed to be for entertainment if they to entertain. Especially young people think it's COOL. I think it embodies a generational decay. Glad we have you to teach us better.

This is a very important vid, Anna! I am so sick of people showing up at funeral home calling hours or churches looking like they just changed the oil in their cars or just left the strip club. How much does it take to spend a few extra minutes to put on something that is more dressed up and respectful to the situation. And if that means you are, in fact, a tiny bit less “comfortable”, well, too darn bad. It’s so incredibly sad how slovenly everyone has become. It’s not limited to a particular country because it’s everywhere!!! I can say I saw a bit of hope in a couple of designer fashion shows this Fall. Ralph Lauren’s especially was all pure elegance and a bit of a throwback to the good parts of the 1960’s (Audrey Hepburn looks, etc.). If I were younger, I would start a business teaching the 20-something women and men how to dress up elegantly even for casual situations. Once they do it they will experience that incredible great sense of niceness that comes along with it. Those peers of theirs who might mock what they’re doing will begin to change themselves because it just makes you feel a little extra special. Keep up the “elegance” Anna. It’s very important and so, so needed. God Bless!!!!❤

I was invited to a wedding, and I was going to wear something like the light blue wrap dress😍 While searching for wedding guest dresses, I saw too many dresses with slits on the waist and exposing too much cleavage, and a lot were just slips that are better off layered under a blazer than worn on their own. It was just tough to find something decent that was also charming!

This is the video I needed. I went with my friend to see "The Phantom of the Opera" over the summer in NYC and 95% of the people looked like they just left the gym and decided to catch a show. My friend and I both wore dresses, heels and small handbags. We looked out of place, but we felt good. My other friend who goes to the theater often on her birthday usually wears a gorgeous ballgown, because she says she wants to show respect to the hard work of the performers and it would be rude to show up in gym clothes or casual wear.

Dear Anna so happy you addressed the "theatre dresscode" because even if it not formal it is a SOCIAL event and you have to be proper. I love going to musicals and ballet, and looking nice at such events it makes it even more special!!! Also, people complaining they have to cover up when going into a Church as their are wearing mini skirts and crop tops. However, going to othe religious buildings they respect the dresscode. That is so disrespectful to Christians. 😥 29 and on my way to become a lady thanks to you 🥰

I just realized you can write off your wardrobe as a business expense! Lol 😂

Yes it's amazing how people just don't care how they look anymore and very sad actually. Back in the 40s/50s people really used to take pride in how they looked and they never left the house looking sloppy. I think we can take a lesson from them. Not saying we have to dress in that style, just start taking pride in how we look and making sure we are appropriate for the places we go. Great video Anna ;)

You nailed it. It makes me so sad to see that people don't care to dress up anymore!! Call me old fashion, but every place has a dress code in my opinion. People just choose to ignore it. 😥

My parents were not rich or into society but they always taught me manners and to dress propperly according to the occasion no matter the budget. Specially for church and restaurants. It is all about common sense and respect for the other person or culture! Thank you for this excellent reminder Anna.

I'm from Switzerland but have been living for 35 years in the USA. You are absolutely right about dressing accordingly for the occasion. Here in the states the American man is unable to separate him self from his base ball cap no matter what the occasion. I think Americans are quite known over the world to be bad dressers and some times I think they dress theme selves just so they don't have to walk around naked.

People have always told me ‘it’s not a fashion show! It’s just the grocery store, school, work etc..’ For me it’s not about showing off, it’s about dressing appropriately for the event or situation.

I was raised in the south with good manners and a certain etiquette. Most of the time, I’m shocked by what people are wearing or not wearing! I think we’ve gotten too comfortable and most of us have forgotten what is appropriate clothing for certain events. The other problem is that parents aren’t teaching their kids manners or etiquette either. Your videos are so great and totally helpful!

Thank you, Anna. The casualness of our society bothers me, too. Dressing well and appropriately is a sign of respect, both for yourself and others. It's as if all the respect has been drained from society. People no longer seem to care how they present themselves and often don't consider the appropriateness of their attire for the occasion. I think this has been caused partly by the mental illness epidemic in America (currently about 50% of us have a diagnosable mental illness, with anxiety, depression, and PTSD being by far the most common forms) and partly by the isolation and toxic self-focus the internet encourages. If you are isolated, self-focused, or feel disconnected from other people, you don't think about how others see you. You have no motive for engaging in respectful behavior. I worked hospital mental health. We had to teach most of our patients how to respect themselves and others, and we were very strict. Lack of respect increased patients' violent incidents, just as it does in non-patients. Ultimately, lack of respect is a form of hate and in most of us it''s also an expression of self-hate. We never talk about the epidemic of self-hate in America, but that's THE reason most people are so miserable. Anna, videos like yours are good teaching tools for showing why respectful behavior, manners, and dress are so important. Keep up the good work!

As a manager, I can say that the minute a person shows up to an interview in sweatpants, they’ve already lost the job.

Going through my town or anywhere, basically, I think: " They need an Anna Bey in their life. Glad I found her. "

I spent a year in Berlin in the mid-seventies, and went to the opera many, many times. The dress code was absolutely evening dress, which I was delighted to comply with. It was also fun travelling to the opera via the U-Bahn, with all the opera-goers in evening dress mixed in with the commuters in their work or office clothes. Fond memories!

It’s as though many people rebel against getting dressed up. I enjoy getting dressed up for an event.

Im 44 and I personally dont own jeans and trackpants for example so thats why I resonated with Anna's channel immediately. Its sad that people dont like getting dressed up these days, I get dressed up just to go shopping.

I twice had people come to a job interview in shorts, once the man was even wearing flipflops! I work in a job where we can be (smart) casual on most days and dress up for events and meetings. However shorts in a job interview context definitely gives the impression that one doesn’t care nor took the time to prepare.

You know I think I lot of "discomfort" in a lot of clothes (not shoes, shoe construction can be very uncomfortable for people who aren't used to high heels) comes down to people not understanding their actual sizes after living in super stretchy sweats and buying clothes that are too small, short or tight. And also bad posture. If you are slouching in a stiffer fabric, it will pinch, it will pull at the neck because it's not supposed to stretch.

I love your videos, Anna! You teach etiquette that is rare to find nowadays & contrary to what our society often teaches. I appreciate this etiquette being “normalized”.

I love how you started putting suggestions along with what not to wear!

I’m 20 and I’ve been watching Anna since I was 12! This information has helped me so much into becoming a young lady! Love you Anna!

Dear Anna, how right you are. I keep seeing people very often, who either have no idea about dress codes or then they think " I need to be comfortable ". I used to know someone, who often said she wants to feel comfy and free. No make-up, no style, nothing. Her basic idea was: " Why should I bother? If people do not like the way I look and dress, they do not need to meet me. This is my natural look,- take it or leave it." How can it be made clear to a person already 33 yrs old, what appearance means? Thank you again for an interesting and extremely needed video. Stay happy and safe.

Thank you for talking about dress codes. I think people got too comfortable and chose unappreciated clothing. Some don’t even get out of their pajamas when they leave the house!

Thank you!!!! 🙌 100000 times agree! ❤❤ Wearing a sweatpants or frumpy clothes to the opera, or elegant restaurant is a just sign of lack respect and being uneducated and ‚simple’ person. This is sad and disturbing how people show no effort, neither respect to themselves, others, art and public in general. Especially after pandemic, it seems that standards in society dropped so dramatically 🙄🙈😢 why we accept this trend of wearing messy, dirty or inapropriate clothes?!! 🤯

Yes Anna, here in the US church attire has become to lax. I was always taught to wear my very best to church and now everyone wears jeans 😱.

That blue silk dress is gorgeous

Hoodies are in fact the tiktok dress code, probably, this is the same app where people post thirst traps and lewd dances. But I think that this sort of image we see online has only further normalized how people are so casual nowadays and don't dress up when they're supposed to. It's really sad actually, but that's why we're all here, to NOT be like that lol

Totally agree Anna. I think most people have developed a “who cares” attitude which they don’t realize makes their way into every area of their life. I forget if it was Jim Rohn or Tony Robbins who said “how you do some things is how you do everything” meaning you can’t have a who cares attitude in some areas and a 100% attitude in other areas.

Anna, you are so funny, the part about a grandpa staring down someone's cleavage. I usually am not a fan of stock footage, but the way you used it here with the old man holding the champaign was hilarious.

There is something to be treasured and valued in dressing with etiquette. You really live with less regret and exposure. Thank you for making these videos!

Thank you Anna for speaking about Comfort clothes and i do agree with you, it really just an excuse for laziness, and yes we have stores that sells nice clothes with cheaper price, sometimes i do trift stuff because you can get a good quality clothes cheaper so i am still on budget.

I wouldn't pass on any opportunity to dress up especially to the opera, weddings and dining out 😊😅

For dressing up I loved my recent Cunard cruise. Everyday dressing for formal tea and then in the evening Gala dinner.

Anna I love you! I agree with the Opera dress code. My mother and I had a tradition of going to the Nutcracker during the Christmas season. We loved the experience because it was a wonderful time to get dressed up and behave gracefully. The first time I got a let-down with live events was when I went to see “O” in Vegas. The tickets were over $200 yet people dressed horribly. They also drank and ate in the seats while getting up often to get more snacks. So tacky. I resist so many live events now due to the lowered dress requirements.

I am delighted to see over a million subscribers which hopefully means that over a million people will start dressing properly. Anna, you are such a class act, no young women should be allowed out in public without completing your course, I am a grandmother and can no longer go to the beach with my sons as the trend is thongs ? or whatever it is they don't wear !! with their entire backside exposed, its revolting

Anna, everytime I watch your videos, I feel more closer to a refined self..

I'd know a snippet of Sierra Boggess singing "Think of Me" anywhere! I let out a little squeal when you showed the theatre clips! I 100% agree about ppl not dressing up for the opera. It's so sad and weirdly cheapens the experience bcos the opera is so amazing and transcendent!

This was an excellent video Anna! Even before Covid, people were dressing in a sloppy, comfy style. The generations have changed in their style of dress, for sure, and not necessarily for the better. The way one dresses shows you have respect for yourself, as well as the event you are attending.

¡I'm obsessed with Anna's dress! It's so beautiful 😍

I am loving your rant about sweatpants! I love that you don't come off as just snobby. You're just reasonable and elegant

Wonderful. There are so few guides out there for young men and women - I am so happy you included what to wear for an interview. I think one point that needs to be made is that people have forgotten to respect themselves; to enjoy looking their best. To say "I'm worth it " and I deserve to make this a special occasion by wearing something flattering and not lazy. I do believe more videos like this that are not fast fashion - but simple guidelines to looking polished and 'worth it' will benefit so many people who simply don't know where to get this info. Thank you for empowering people !

Please show us elegance around the world!!! There are sooo many variations of elegant style.

I’m so glad you talked about these common sense dress codes! I thought it was only in America that people have no sense of what to wear even on a daily basis! People wear things that wasn’t made for that purpose! Soccer shorts are not worn for sports! Bike shorts aren’t worn for cycling! Yoga pants, well you get the idea! 😂😂

You touched on my favorite subject dress codes ! It’s so disappointing that people don’t make effort when going out ! I never do what the majority do I follow my instincts and go by the dress code . Better to be classy and a bit over dressed than not 😄

My heart skipped a beat when I saw the clips from the Phantom of the Opera. I always thought that the role of Christine is very elegant 💓

Hi Anna, I just wanted to thank you for your tips, I constantly keep on upgrading. I'm going to university and some friends joke that I dress like I could financially support the entire friend group😂 Lots of love from Germany

The new hairstyle suits her so well! It's beautiful

I moved to the USA recently, and this type of things have been a full shock to me, I was taught to wear appropriate clothes for the ocassion, even if it is going for groceries, you can't do that in your pijamas or home clothing. But now living in Arkansas everyday people stare at me and judge me because I don't wear sweatpants and sweatshirts for everything. Even if it is just a simple dress and pretty flats, they would look at me weird. I know I'm doing the right thing, but being in a different country without friends, sometimes you really want to fit in.

I have seen so many obnoxious people - unfortunately mainly Americans, go to places of worship with hot pants! I mean it’s so disrespectful. Also I totally understand the Opera scenario. I hate that people don’t dress up when they go ..

Meanwhile half the brides these days are in see through dresses and crop tops with the tata’s hanging out! 😂

I totally agree with you! It’s part of the degeneration of society these days. I decided to completely ignore that trend and dress as best as I can to suit the occasion. By the way most trends are stupid.

My beautiful Anna, I agree with absolutely everything you just taught us. Good job once again!! Thank you! ❤

Hello and thank you for yet another well prepared lesson on etiquette. I, too, believe people nowadays are in need of clear, simple examples and also plenty of reminders that there are far better choices for dressing than the so called trendy laid back style. The older I am the more sensitive I find myself to be concerning what feels appropriate and what feels off. Thank you again for all your efforts in educating us to a more elegant existence and helping us build our own intuitive knowing about it.

Thank you Anna 🙏🏼♥️🧿 Etiquette has gone out the window nowadays. I’am 33 & I can’t fathom the mentality that the elegant & classy dressing, Is looked at as if it’s what you should wear in your late 40-50’s. For example the class Anna shows here. It’s like, more flesh the better & EVERYTHING is sexualised nowadays. It’s just ridiculous, I watch your videos with my daughter & shes 11. She love’s you & looks forward to watching these video’s. As she learns in a more detailed manner, she learns how to carry herself & talk too in a fun way. Thank you for being so inspiring, there’s not many people out there with platforms that do what you do, to make positive change. At funeral’s, if I’am honest I just wear elegant pearl earrings, my wedding rings & that’s it. Depends on whatever culture funeral I’am attending. I make sure I ask/research! what is worn out of respect & make sure I wear what other culture’s do. Once I borrowed my friends headscarf & asked her to put it on correctly for me. As I didn’t know & I didn’t want to disrespect anyone Simple. I love visiting different places of worship when we travel & depending on whatever country & place of worship, my husband & I make sure not only he & I, but our children are dressed appropriately. Even our children who are 13 & 11 ask to do so & research prior to going away too, which is lovely. As for Oprah I’ve always wanted to go & I noticed some people don’t dress how I thought. So I think, when I go I hope if I dress up I don’t get starred at, as if there’s something wrong with me. I think Oprah should remain classy like before, I mean you don’t get to enter Savoy/Ritz to even go for a drink, if your wearing sneaker’s. I understand, so would be nice if Oprah house put dress codes into place. Thank you so much. Sending you so much positivity, love & gratitude always 🙏🏼🧿♥️

I guess I am old fashion but I love the 30s and 40s where people wore really nice clothes all the time even hats. Men wore suits and women wore suits also or dresses and heels with hats. I always have people tell me you look so nice today where are you going?? I’m not going anywhere. I just step up my game because life’s too short not to look great!

7:33 I remember that when I was little they didn't let into the Milan cathedral if you weren't wearing appropriate clothes. If people wore a top, for example, they would give a plastic cape to put on their shoulders. Today this doesn't happen anymore, but for me it was right. In a sacred place you have to be respectful. If you want to go to churches or similar places you have to dress in a certain way.

I'm living in Cairo Egypt learning Arabic and they are not casual dressers. It's so refreshing. I'm glad someone is saying enough is enough.

Such a great video and I agree with everything you said. I live in California where everyone is SUPER casual. I made reservations at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills for my girlfriends and they showed up in bike shorts, sweats and tennis shoes. I call today's dressing "Thrift Store Adjacent."

I was in New York city right before the plague hit. We were there for Christmas. We went to the theater, and I was so delighted to be in New York City, going to the theater. And then I became so disappointed by the lack of the dress code. Thank you for addressing this issue. I despair for the younger generations, because they don’t have the guidance that will allow them to enjoy proper attire for special events.

THANK YOU! This is such a confusing circumstance🤷🏼‍♀️. Why it is that dressing appropriately for the place and occasion is now regard as dressing up?. It is just dressing accordingly… what a shame it is to see the costumes of dressing accordingly been lost by this new trend of crop tops and yoga pants a with sneakers. 🤦🏼‍♀️

I couldn’t agree more🤍 very lovely video. I hope you make more videos on dress codes for malls, airports…

Anna will reach 2 Million subs in no time!!

It's distressing for sure - people have little class/elegance/manners in 2022. My husband and I still dress up and we always get comments about how nice we look. Don't follow the masses when they're downgrading events.

Good evening Mrs Anna ❤️ , can you please do such video for your ladies studying at university 🙂, it means a lot to me!

Anna, I love what you said about holy places! It annoys me when people come to church to receive the sacraments and at the entrance you can see that they do not come here often because they have very short dresses and no sleeves. I wonder if it is ignorance or thinking that no one will tell them how to dress... In my country most people know about the rules in the church, and if not, the priest says it in the preparation for the sacraments.

Thank you for this video! Wonderful guidance. I think an inclusive rule for all dress codes that often people forget: do not wear ill fitting clothes! If you attend any event and your clothes are skintight or sloppy baggy, you will look unsophisticated and inappropriately dressed.

Anna, thank you for the on-point advice that is much needed in modern times. This is one of my favorite and most generally applicable etiquette videos on youtube. I appreciate your focus on manners that demonstrate respect for others and the situations we are in. The dress you are wearing is stunning! Bravo all the way around!

Fun fact: for the segment about the opera and the theatre Anna showed clips from a filmed production of The Phantom of the Opera, aka a musical theatre show about an opera house! I thought that was a fun detail, hitting both at once in a way.