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He does seem a cad, but that was his chess column, not an obituary.
The post that was quoted here has been removedI lean towards Robbie's point of view. I don't know about a suit and tie, but I think business casual is appropriate for a serious tournament. My pref. organizer of chess events in the US enforces a dress code.
The post that was quoted here has been removedHow many working-class blokes (coal miners?) normally wear a suit and a tie?
The post that was quoted here has been removedQuite so.
Originally posted by nimzo5Problem: not everybody wears the same thing to any of those three. Or four. I see women wearing dresses at classical concerts that they wouldn't wear in church. What I myself wear to a family event depends on whether it's a marriage or our yearly all-cousins'-get-together. But a tie? I wear that to funerals.
Blitz you can wear what you like, but classical chess you should dress like you are attending the symphony, church, or a family event. Whatever that might be for you.
The post that was quoted here has been removedWho 'usually', know how to dress appropriately being the operative word, the FIDE