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Dress code for the School of Arts, Design and Architecture 2019 Ceremonial Conferment

The dress codes for Doctors, Masters and invited guests at the School of Arts, Design and Architecture are listed below. Information about the Doctoral hats is also provided here. Masters and Doctors have different dress codes.
Ceremonial Conferment of Doctoral Degrees in 2013 at the School of Arts, Design and Architecture

Dress Code for Doctors
 

1. DOCTORAL HAT:

Every Doctor (except Honorary Doctors) orders and pays for his/her own Doctoral hat. Kindly order your hat as soon as possible from your hat maker. The hats are hand tailored, and thus require time to make (from four to ten weeks this spring, as an estimate).

See further information about ordering your hat here.


2. DRESS CODE FOR DOCTORS:
 

  Garland Weaving & Doctoral Gown Signing Ceremony 11 June Act of Conferment 13 June Conferment Banquet 13 June Conferment Excursion 14 June
Doctoral Promovendi
Male
Informal dress, student cap Formal academic dress: white tie: tailcoat, black waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie, doctoral hat Evening dress:
white tie: tailcoat, white waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie and pocket handkerchief, patent leather shoes, doctoral hat
No dress code, student cap
Doctoral Promovendi
Female
Informal dress, student cap Black full-length gown, high necked, long sleeves, black shoes, short black gloves, no prominent jewellery, doctoral hat Black full-length evening gown, black shoes, black long gloves, doctoral hat No dress code, student cap
Promovendi Companion
Male
Informal dress, student cap Formal academic dress: white tie: tail coat, black waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie, (doctoral hat) Evening dress:
white tie: tailcoat, white waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie and pocket handkerchief, patent leather shoes, (doctoral hat)
No dress code, student cap
Promovendi Companion
Female
Informal dress, student cap Black full-length gown, high necked, long sleeves, black shoes, short black gloves, no prominent jewellery, (doctoral hat) Black full-length evening gown, black shoes, black long gloves, (doctoral hat) No dress code, student cap

Dress Code for Doctors: Further instructions

Men:
Informal dress: single or double-breasted suit
Formal academic dress: tailcoat, black waistcoat, white gloves, black leather shoes (not patent leather), dark socks, no white pocket handkerchief, white bow tie
Evening dress: white tie: tailcoat , white waistcoat, white gloves, patent leather shoes, dark socks, white bow tie, white pocket handkerchief

Women:
Informal dress: dress, suit or trouser suit
Formal academic dress: full-length gown, in the day ceremony the long sleeves of the dress should cover the arms; no fur.
Evening dress: the evening gown of the promovendi includes long gloves. The gloves are pulled off when the dinner is served, but the inauguration toast is made with the gloves on. Put the gloves back on when going to dance or when leaving the table. Bracelets are worn over the gloves, rings inside.

DOCTORAL HATS are mandatory for doctoral promovendi on the day of the conferment ceremony, 13 June 2019, both in the daytime ceremonies and in the evening celebrations. Everyone else who have doctorates may wear it in all the events on the day of the ceremony.

MAJOR DECORATIONS (medals) are worn only in the daytime and evening ceremonies on the conferment day. (NOTE. No pocket handkerchief with decorations) Minor decorations are not worn in the conferment ceremonies.

Dress Code for Masters

  Garland Weaving & Doctoral Gown Signing Ceremony 11 June Act of Conferment 13 June Conferment Banquet 13 June Conferment Excursion 14 June
Master Promovendi
Male
Informal dress, student cap Formal academic dress: white tie: tailcoat, black waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie, garland Evening dress:
white tie: tailcoat, white waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie and pocket handkerchief, patent leather shoes, garland
No dress code, student cap
Master Promovendi
Female
Informal dress, student cap White full-length gown, high necked, long sleeves, white shoes, short white gloves, no prominent jewellery, garland White full-length evening gown, white shoes, white long gloves, garland No dress code, student cap
Promovendi Companion
Male
Informal dress, student cap Formal academic dress: white tie: tail coat, black waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie, (doctoral hat) Evening dress:
white tie: tailcoat, white waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie and pocket handkerchief, patent leather shoes, (doctoral hat)
No dress code, student cap
Promovendi Companion
Female
Informal dress, student cap White full-length gown, high necked, long sleeves, white shoes, short white gloves, no prominent jewellery, (doctoral hat) White full-length evening gown, white shoes, white long gloves, (doctoral hat) No dress code, student cap

Dress Code for Masters: Further instructions

Men:
Informal dress: single or double-breasted suit
Formal academic dress: tailcoat, black waistcoat, white gloves, black leather shoes (not patent leather), dark socks, no white pocket handkerchief, white bow tie
Evening dress: white tie: tailcoat , white waistcoat, white gloves, patent leather shoes, dark socks, white bow tie, white pocket handkerchief

Women:
Informal dress: dress, suit or trouser suit
Formal academic dress: full-length gown; in the day ceremony, the long sleeves of the dress should cover the arms; no fur.
Evening dress: the evening gown of the promovendi includes long gloves. The gloves are pulled off when the dinner is served, but the inauguration toast is made with gloves on. Put the gloves back on when going to dance or when leaving the table. Bracelets are worn over the gloves, rings inside.

DOCTORAL HATS are mandatory for doctoral promovendi on the day of the conferment ceremony, 13 June 2019, both in the daytime ceremonies and in the evening celebrations. Everyone else who have doctorates may wear it in all the events on the day of the ceremony.

MAJOR DECORATIONS (medals) are worn only in the daytime and evening ceremonies on the conferment day. (NOTE: No pocket handkerchief with decorations.) Minor decorations are not worn in the conferment ceremonies.

Dress Code for Invited Guests (also professors and guests of promovendi)

  Garland Weaving & Doctoral Gown Signing Ceremony 11 June Act of Conferment 13 June Conferment Banquet 13 June Conferment Excursion 14 June
Invited       Guest
Male
Informal dress, student cap Formal academic dress: white tie: tail coat, black waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie, (doctoral hat) OR dark suit (*not for professors) Evening dress:
white tie: tailcoat, white waistcoat, white gloves, white bow tie and pocket handkerchief, patent leather shoes, (doctoral hat)
No dress code, student cap
Invited      Guest
Female
Informal dress, student cap Black gown (length free), high necked, long sleeves, black shoes, no headwear, no prominent jewellery, (doctoral hat) Full-length evening gown (not black or white), (doctoral hat) No dress code, student cap

Dress Code for Invited Guests (also guests of promovendi): Further instructions


PROFESSORS and other participants of the celebratory procession:
*Men: The dress code in the Act of Conferment is formal academic dress for professors.
 

OTHER GUESTS

Men:
Informal dress: single or double-breasted suit
Formal academic dress: tailcoat, black waistcoat, white gloves, black leather shoes (not patent leather), dark socks, no white pocket handkerchief, white bow tie
Evening dress: white tie: tailcoat , white waistcoat, white gloves, patent leather shoes, dark socks, white bow tie, white pocket handkerchief

Women:
Informal dress: dress, suit or trouser suit
Formal academic dress: In the day ceremony the long sleeves of the dress should cover the arms, no fur.
Evening dress: Invited guests have a coloured evening dress, not black or white. Gloves are not mandatory. The gloves are pulled off when the dinner is served, but the inauguration toast is made with gloves on. Put the gloves back on when going to dance or when leaving the table. Bracelets are worn over the gloves, rings inside.

DOCTORAL HAT is mandatory only for doctoral promovendi on the day of the conferment ceremony on 13 June 2019, both in daytime ceremonies and in the evening celebrations. Everyone else who have doctorates may wear it in all the events on the day of the ceremony.
Women: Female guests, if they wear a doctoral hat, must then also wear a long gown. The doctoral hat is not to be donned before the Conferrer of Degrees gives the permission.

MAJOR DECORATIONS (medals) are worn only in the daytime and evening ceremonies on the conferment day. (NOTE: No pocket handkerchief with decorations.) Minor decorations are not worn in the conferment ceremonies.

For any further information, please contact the organizing team at conferment@aalto.fi.

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