Paying Respects | On the Street w/ Bill Cunningham | The New York Times

Is there an appropriate code of dress for memorial services today?
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[@zhuochen7410]

love this guy

[@startwinke76]

In my culture wearing red is a sign of disrespect for the dead. U would be told to cover it up or leave.

[@frankmorrsion2991]

Was good to here where are you from?

[@kuarerma]

Suit have to be black in my opinion, not blue, not gray, not brown, aways use black. And shoes with shoelace.

[@HarryOsbornArt]

I disagree; any dark shade should be fine. Black accents should always be present however - shoes, for instance; as you mentioned :)