Conference & digital policies.

Mediterranean Model United Nations (MEDIMUN) requires delegates to dress in business formal or western business attire. Below are guidelines to help you dress appropriately:

General Guidelines

• No casual wear (e.g., jeans, sneakers, t-shirts, or hoodies).
• Avoid bright or flashy colors; stick to neutral or dark tones.
• Ensure clothes are well-fitted and wrinkle-free.
• Keep accessories minimal and professional.
• No political or sports team affiliations should be displayed, except for a pin representing the country you represent.

Men’s Attire

• Suit: A well-fitted two-piece suit in dark colors (e.g., black, navy, or charcoal).
• Dress Shirt: Solid or subtle pattern; typically white or light blue.
• Tie: Conservative ties with simple patterns (avoid novelty or flashy designs).
• Footwear: Polished dress shoes (e.g., oxfords or loafers) with dark socks.
• Optional: A tie clip, cufflinks, or a vest—but keep it understated.

Women’s Attire

• Suit or Blazer & Skirt/Pants: Preferably dark or neutral-colored. Skirts should be knee-length or longer.
• Blouse: Solid or subtle-pattern blouse (avoid low-cut or sleeveless tops without a blazer).
• Footwear: Closed-toe flats or heels; keep the heel height moderate.
• Stockings/Tights: Recommended for a polished look (neutral tones are best).
• Optional: Minimal jewelry or accessories to maintain a professional appearance.

Your attire should project professionalism and respect for the formal setting of the conference. Dressing appropriately contributes to the seriousness of the debate and ensures you’re taken seriously as a delegate. We may reject the entry of any delegate who chooses not to follow the dress code.

Remember: When in doubt, dress more formally rather than less!