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To: Amelia
Sorry, but Xena's Mom and the etiquette books do not recognize the existence of "sandalfoot" hose. If you are wearing cloth on your toes, you should cover the cloth with shoe. That's the rule.
379 posted on 04/12/2004 11:30:55 AM PDT by Xenalyte (yes, I'm a VERY old-fashioned 35-year-old)
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To: Xenalyte
If you are wearing cloth on your toes, you should cover the cloth with shoe. That's the rule.

Not in the Southeastern part of the United States it isn't. Sorry.

401 posted on 04/12/2004 11:51:42 AM PDT by Amelia
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To: Xenalyte
Apparently not all sources on etiquette agree with you. This is from "The Etiquette Queen" at www.party411.com:

Krista asked:

The person I am dating invited me to a cocktail party at his Ex sister-in-law's house. His ex-wife will be there along with many other couples he knew while married. Nonetheless, I want to dress to impress. I have an ankle length black dress with a burnout velvet pattern that is flared. What would you recommend? Also,is it appropriate to wear hose with open-toed shoes? Thanks.

The Etiquette Queen says:

You are very brave to go to this party. I can't figure out why he wants to go. Dress sounds great, you may want to add a great shawl. Hose are always appropriate, get demi-toe.

403 posted on 04/12/2004 11:52:39 AM PDT by Miss Marple
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