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'''Atuendo formal''' es la categoría de código de atuendo occidental tradicional aplicable a las ocasiones más formales, tales como [[casamiento]]s, [[bautismo]]s, [[confirmacion]]es, [[funeral]]es, [[Pascua]] y [[Navidad|tradiciones navideñas]], además de ciertos eventos tales como cenas de estado, [[Audience (meeting)|audiencias]], bailes de gala, y [[carreras de caballos]]. El atuendo formal tradicionalmente se divide en atueno diurno formal y de noche;
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The [[Etiquette|protocol]] indicating particularly men's traditional formal wear has remained virtually unchanged since the early 20th century. Despite decline following the [[counterculture of the 1960s]], it remains observed in formal settings influenced by [[Western culture]]: notably around [[Europe]], the [[Americas]], [[South Africa]], [[Australia]], as well as [[Japan]]. For women, although fundamental customs for formal [[ball gown]]s (and [[wedding gown]]s) likewise apply, changes in [[fashion]] have been more dynamic. Traditional formal [[headgear]] for men is the [[top hat]], and for women [[picture hat]]s etc. of a range of interpretations. Shoes for men are [[dress shoes]], [[dress boot]]s or [[Court shoe|pumps]] and for women heeled [[Court_shoe#Womenswear|dress pumps]]. Other [[Fashion accessory|accessories]] such as [[gloves]] for men and [[opera glove]]s for women may be worn.
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