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{{Quote|Everyone wears them, [[Ronald Weasley|Ron]]! They're all like that! [[Arthur Weasley|Your father]]'s got some for smart parties!|[[Molly Weasley]] to [[Ronald Weasley]]|Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire}}
 
{{Quote|Everyone wears them, [[Ronald Weasley|Ron]]! They're all like that! [[Arthur Weasley|Your father]]'s got some for smart parties!|[[Molly Weasley]] to [[Ronald Weasley]]|Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire}}
   
'''Dress robes''' are a formal variety of [[robes]] worn by [[Wizards|witches and wizards]] for special occasions. Most dress robes for boys had a formal black robe with a white, buttoned-down shirt underneath. Girls' dress robes were basically prom dresses instead of traditional robes. In the [[1994–1995 school year]], students of [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] were required to bring dress robes in addition to their normal uniforms and equipment. This was due to the fact that the school was hosting the [[Triwizard Tournament]] that year, which included the [[Yule Ball]] in [[December]].<ref name="GoF23">''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]'', Chapter 23 - (''The Yule Ball'')</ref> Members of the [[Slug Club]] also appeared to be wearing dress robes when they attended the [[Slug Club Christmas party]] two years later.<ref name="HBP15">''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', Chapter 15 - (''The Unbreakable Vow'')</ref> They are more expensive to purchase than ordinary robes. Dress robes were worn to the [[Funeral of Albus Dumbledore]].<ref name="HBP30">''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', Chapter 30 - (''The White Tomb'')</ref> Those who attended the [[Wedding of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour]] also wore dress robes as they would have for any wizarding wedding, party, or other special event.
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'''Dress robes''' are a formal variety of [[robes]] worn by [[Wizards|witches and wizards]] for special occasions. They were similar in style to regular work robes, just differing in colour. In the [[1994–1995 school year]], students of [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] were required to bring dress robes in addition to their normal uniforms and equipment. This was due to the fact that the school was hosting the [[Triwizard Tournament]] that year, which included the [[Yule Ball]] in [[December]].<ref name="GoF23">''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]'', Chapter 23 - (''The Yule Ball'')</ref> Members of the [[Slug Club]] also appeared to be wearing dress robes when they attended the [[Slug Club Christmas party]] two years later.<ref name="HBP15">''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', Chapter 15 - (''The Unbreakable Vow'')</ref> They are more expensive to purchase than ordinary robes. Dress robes were worn to the [[Funeral of Albus Dumbledore]].<ref name="HBP30">''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', Chapter 30 - (''The White Tomb'')</ref> Those who attended the [[Wedding of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour]] also wore dress robes as they would have for any wizarding wedding, party, or other special event.
   
 
==Styling==
 
==Styling==
Harry said that the only real difference between dress robes and regular robes was the colour. Specifically, men's dress robes can be compared to tuxedos and fancy suits, as they serve the same purpose, to be worn at highly formal events. Ladies' dress robes are for all intents and purposes equivalent to Muggle dresses or gowns.
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Harry said that the only real difference between dress robes and regular robes was the colour.
   
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==Hogwarts students' dress robes==
 
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==Behind the Scenes ==
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*In the films, men's dress robes can be compared to tuxedos and fancy suits, as they serve the same purpose, to be worn at highly formal events. Ladies' dress robes are for all intents and purposes equivalent to Muggle dresses or gowns.
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===Hogwarts students' dress robes===
 
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File:Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter (GoF-07).jpg|[[Harry Potter]] dressed for the [[Yule Ball]].
 
File:Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter (GoF-07).jpg|[[Harry Potter]] dressed for the [[Yule Ball]].

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"Everyone wears them, Ron! They're all like that! Your father's got some for smart parties!"
Molly Weasley to Ronald Weasley[src]

Dress robes are a formal variety of robes worn by witches and wizards for special occasions. They were similar in style to regular work robes, just differing in colour. In the 1994–1995 school year, students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry were required to bring dress robes in addition to their normal uniforms and equipment. This was due to the fact that the school was hosting the Triwizard Tournament that year, which included the Yule Ball in December.[1] Members of the Slug Club also appeared to be wearing dress robes when they attended the Slug Club Christmas party two years later.[2] They are more expensive to purchase than ordinary robes. Dress robes were worn to the Funeral of Albus Dumbledore.[3] Those who attended the Wedding of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour also wore dress robes as they would have for any wizarding wedding, party, or other special event.

Styling

Harry said that the only real difference between dress robes and regular robes was the colour.


Behind the Scenes

  • In the films, men's dress robes can be compared to tuxedos and fancy suits, as they serve the same purpose, to be worn at highly formal events. Ladies' dress robes are for all intents and purposes equivalent to Muggle dresses or gowns.


Hogwarts students' dress robes

Appearances

Notes and references

  1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 23 - (The Yule Ball)
  2. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Chapter 15 - (The Unbreakable Vow)
  3. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Chapter 30 - (The White Tomb)