Uniform & Presentation Standards

Employees who are vetted in person for professionalism and presentation

Trained to follow strict grooming standards

Able to adapt uniforms to match your event look, within reasonable and pre agreed parameters

Black dress pants or skirt

Black dress shoes (closed toe, polished)

Collared dress shirt in black or white, depending on role

Black belt where applicable

Black dress pants

Black dress shoes

Collared black or white dress shirt

Optional black tie and suspenders, depending on your preference

Standard look is sleek, professional bar attire suitable for weddings, hotels and corporate venues

More casual looks can be arranged for nightlife or private parties, such as fitted black shirts, branded tops or crop tops in line with your brand and local venue rules

Bartenders arrive with their own core tools and are expected to maintain a neat, polished appearance throughout service

Same base as bartenders

Black or white dress shirt with tie, and optionally a vest for a more elevated feel

Often styled slightly more formal than a standard bartender to reflect the elevated cocktail program

Can wear branded aprons or color accents that match your bar design or campaign theme

For luxury experiences, we can move them into a Fine Dining style vest and tie combination on request

Black dress pants

Black dress shoes

Fitted black or branded shirt that allows for movement and performance

Visual impact matters, so attire is coordinated with the bar concept and performance style

For corporate or luxury events, flair bartenders can still wear formal black, ties and vests

For nightlife and festival style events, more expressive outfits are possible provided they remain professional and on brand

Black dress pants

Black dress shoes

Collared black or white dress shirt

Black tie, with optional suspenders or simple black vest on request

Clean, pressed shirts and well maintained shoes are mandatory

For semi formal events, hosts sometimes choose white shirts with black ties and suspenders

For more relaxed garden or daytime events, you can approve slightly softer combinations such as white shirts without ties

White dress shirt

Black vest

Black tie

Black dress pants and shoes

Designed for formal service environments and multi course dinners

Gloves are available when formal service standards or cultural expectations require them

For very high formality, a black jacket can be added, but by default Butlers are the ones who arrive in full jacketed uniforms

White dress shirt

Black or dark jacket

Black vest and tie, or formal butler style waistcoat

White gloves for formal service, unless you request otherwise

The most formal and tailored look in our roster

Attire is confirmed case by case for private estates, VIP suites and high protocol events

Can match household standards if you already have a dress code in place

Similar to Wait Staff, usually with a distinguishing element such as a vest or different tie

Professional black attire that makes the Lead easily identifiable to your team and vendors

Expected to maintain a calm, composed presence even in busy service

Often carries a service notebook or tablet for schedule and run sheet tracking

Professional black attire with clear leadership distinction, often a blazer or suit style jacket

Comfortable but formal shoes suitable for long shifts and venue walkthroughs

Must be easy to identify for you, your vendors and venue management

Attire is kept neutral and discreet to suit both corporate and social settings

Professional black attire consistent with the front of house aesthetic

Layers suitable for working near doors and colder entry areas

First and last touchpoint for many guests, so neat grooming and a tidy station are essential

Black or dark practical attire with closed toe shoes

Branded shirts or simple black tops depending on event, often less formal than front of house but still tidy and presentable

When in guest areas, they follow the same grooming standards as front of house staff

High visibility vests or safety gear are used when required by venue or site rules

Varies by campaign and is usually defined by the client

Often includes branded T shirts, polos, jackets or accessories that match your brand guidelines

We align hair, makeup, footwear and overall styling to your look book or creative deck

Standard starting point if you do not specify is smart black bottoms and a simple branded or plain top that we agree with you in advance

Set to match your aesthetic and event concept

Often a branded or styled outfit, sometimes matching a theme or collection launch

Higher emphasis on fashion, fit and on camera suitability

We can match dress codes such as cocktail, fashion forward, streetwear, or brand specific looks if you share reference images

Typically business casual or business formal, depending on your brand and venue

Common combinations are:

Name badges or branded lanyards are encouraged for clear identification

We can integrate your branded apparel and printed materials into the uniform plan

Clean, professional black attire or brand aligned outfits for front desk style roles

Comfortable but polished footwear for long periods standing at registration desks

Desk or podium should match the attire standard; we coordinate with your team to keep the visual front line cohesive

Fitted black dress that is professional and stylish by default

Heels or polished flats, agreed with you based on venue and floor type

Can incorporate themed or color specific dresses and accessories for brand or private events

For more service oriented bookings, attire can be adjusted closer to cocktail server uniforms if desired

Fitted black dress or tailored black outfit as a base, then adjusted to match the tone of your event

Styling is driven by your creative direction and the type of environment, for example club, fashion, entertainment or corporate

Focus on presence, grooming and alignment with the visual story of the event

Standard uniform is formal black attire, often more fitted and styled for VIP environments

Can include fitted dresses or coordinated tops and skirts or pants as agreed with you

For club style or concert environments, attire can be more nightlife oriented while still remaining professional and aligned with your brand

For weddings and galas, the look can mirror a refined banquet or champagne service style with more classic silhouettes

Branded apparel such as shirts, jackets, aprons or hats

Color themes that match your brand or event design

Specific dress codes such as all white, black tie, garden party, cocktail or business formal

Cultural or protocol based attire that respects specific traditions, within what is appropriate for the event and permitted by venue policies