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** In one story, Luke drees up for a meeting with several Washington politician. Jolly Jumper laughs his heart out on seeing him, until he learns he's getting a fancy saddle too. And when Luke gets to the meeting it turns out all the politicians are in their shirtsleeves, feet on the table, etc.
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** In one story, Luke drees dresses up for a meeting with several Washington politician. Jolly Jumper laughs his heart out on seeing him, until he learns he's getting a fancy saddle too. And when Luke gets to the meeting it turns out all the politicians are in their shirtsleeves, feet on the table, etc.
* At Elizabeth's wedding in ''ComicStrip/ForBetterOrForWorse'', her ''father'' was complaining about having to get dressed up for it, and that he didn't even know what a cummerbund ''was''.
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* At Elizabeth's wedding in ''ComicStrip/ForBetterOrForWorse'', her ''father'' was complaining about having to get dressed up for it, and that he didn't even know what a cummerbund ''was''.
* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'':
** In one story, Luke dresses up for a meeting with several Washington politician. Jolly Jumper laughs his heart out on seeing him, until he learns he's getting a fancy saddle too. And when Luke gets to the meeting it turns out all the politicians are in their shirtsleeves, feet on the table, etc.
** Inverted in "Sarah Bernhardt": When touring a coal-mining town where the inhabitants are all solid black silhouettes, Luke does the same to go unnoticed... unfortunately, it turns out everyone had cleaned up and dressed up for the occasion.
* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'':
** In one story, Luke dresses up for a meeting with several Washington politician. Jolly Jumper laughs his heart out on seeing him, until he learns he's getting a fancy saddle too. And when Luke gets to the meeting it turns out all the politicians are in their shirtsleeves, feet on the table, etc.
** Inverted in "Sarah Bernhardt": When touring a coal-mining town where the inhabitants are all solid black silhouettes, Luke does the same to go unnoticed... unfortunately, it turns out everyone had cleaned up and dressed up for the occasion.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' fanfic ''Fanfic/FrozenWight'' makes a BrickJoke out of the boy who had complained about having to dress up for Elsa's coronation, by having him complain again about having to dress up whenever Elsa is giving a public address.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' fanfic ''Fanfic/FrozenWight'' makes a BrickJoke out of the boy who had complained about having to dress up for Elsa's coronation, by having him complain again about having to dress up whenever Elsa is giving a public address.
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* Shrek and Fiona have to wear ridiculous finery as acting rulers of Far Far Away in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird''. It's especially hard on Shrek, who is unused to palace life.
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* Shrek and Fiona have Merida on ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' has to wear ridiculous finery as acting rulers of Far Far Away in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird''. It's especially hard on Shrek, who is unused a [[OfCorsetHurts confining dress]] while attending the archery tournament for her hand. When she infiltrates the competition, she has to palace life.[[ActionDressRip tear apart the dress]] just so she can move around.
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* Merida on ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' has to wear a [[OfCorsetHurts confining dress]] while attending the archery tournament for her hand. When she infiltrates the competition, she has to [[ActionDressRip tear apart the dress]] just so she can move around.
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* Merida on ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' has Shrek and Fiona have to wear a [[OfCorsetHurts confining dress]] while attending the archery tournament for her hand. When she infiltrates the competition, she has ridiculous finery as acting rulers of Far Far Away in ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird''. It's especially hard on Shrek, who is unused to [[ActionDressRip tear apart the dress]] just so she can move around.palace life.
%%* Film/HarryPotter and Ron Weasley are forced into formal robes for the Yule Ball. Especially Ron, since his are horribly outdated hand-me-downs.%%Not enough context
* In ''Film/{{Beauty and the Beast|2017}}'', Mme. de Garderobe doesn't just offer Belle a fancy dress to wear to dinner as in the animated version, but forcibly dresses her in a lavish 18th-century gown and wig. For several reasons (the sheer overdone gaudiness of the outfit, the fact that Belle has no desire to look nice for the Beast, and the fact that this version of Belle is more of a tomboy than the original and less fashionable to begin with – "I'm not a princess," she objects), Belle is none too happy and promptly remakes the gown into a rope ladder to try to escape the castle. When she eventually does wear elegant gowns of her own free will, they're much [[ModestRoyalty simpler]] and more modern, presumably because Garderobe has learned to respect her tastes.
* In ''Film/{{Beauty and the Beast|2017}}'', Mme. de Garderobe doesn't just offer Belle a fancy dress to wear to dinner as in the animated version, but forcibly dresses her in a lavish 18th-century gown and wig. For several reasons (the sheer overdone gaudiness of the outfit, the fact that Belle has no desire to look nice for the Beast, and the fact that this version of Belle is more of a tomboy than the original and less fashionable to begin with – "I'm not a princess," she objects), Belle is none too happy and promptly remakes the gown into a rope ladder to try to escape the castle. When she eventually does wear elegant gowns of her own free will, they're much [[ModestRoyalty simpler]] and more modern, presumably because Garderobe has learned to respect her tastes.
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* Film/HarryPotter and Ron Weasley are forced into formal robes for the Yule Ball. Especially Ron, since his are horribly outdated hand-me-downs.
* In ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast2017'', Mme. de Garderobe doesn't just offer Belle a fancy dress to wear to dinner as in the animated version, but forcibly dresses her in a lavish 18th-century gown and wig. For several reasons (the sheer overdone gaudiness of the outfit, the fact that Belle has no desire to look nice for the Beast, and the fact that this version of Belle is more of a tomboy than the original and less fashionable to begin with – "I'm not a princess," she objects), Belle is none too happy and promptly remakes the gown into a rope ladder to try to escape the castle. When she eventually does wear elegant gowns of her own free will, they're much [[ModestRoyalty simpler]] and more modern, presumably because Garderobe has learned to respect her tastes.
* In ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast2017'', Mme. de Garderobe doesn't just offer Belle a fancy dress to wear to dinner as in the animated version, but forcibly dresses her in a lavish 18th-century gown and wig. For several reasons (the sheer overdone gaudiness of the outfit, the fact that Belle has no desire to look nice for the Beast, and the fact that this version of Belle is more of a tomboy than the original and less fashionable to begin with – "I'm not a princess," she objects), Belle is none too happy and promptly remakes the gown into a rope ladder to try to escape the castle. When she eventually does wear elegant gowns of her own free will, they're much [[ModestRoyalty simpler]] and more modern, presumably because Garderobe has learned to respect her tastes.
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%%* I think this also happened in one of ''Literature/TheGreatBrain'' books, too, but I'm not sure. (Or maybe ''Little House''?)
* In ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', Sam Vimes is often forced to wear his knightly regalia of red tights, impractical shiny breastplate, and a helmet with a damned plume in it, rather than battered chainmail, in ''Literature/{{Jingo}}''. By the end of the book, he's a duke, with an even more impractical outfit that he's forced to wear in ''Literature/TheFifthElephant''.
* In ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', Sam Vimes is often forced to wear his knightly regalia of red tights, impractical shiny breastplate, and a helmet with a damned plume in it, rather than battered chainmail, in ''Literature/{{Jingo}}''. By the end of the book, he's a duke, with an even more impractical outfit that he's forced to wear in ''Literature/TheFifthElephant''.
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* In ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', Sam Vimes is often forced to wear his knightly regalia of red tights, impractical shiny breastplate,
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* Also referenced by [[Literature/JeevesAndWooster Bertie Wooster]] (via the narration) in "Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest":
-->She [Lady Malvern] made me feel as if I were ten years old and had been brought into the drawing-room in my Sunday clothes to say how-d'you-do.
* While not "forced", Lauchlan of ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' hates wearing his best clothes. He describes himself as thuggish and lopsided in them and compares himself to a circus animal stuffed into human clothing for the entertainment of the crowd.
-->She [Lady Malvern] made me feel as if I were ten years old and had been brought into the drawing-room in my Sunday clothes to say how-d'you-do.
* While not "forced", Lauchlan of ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' hates wearing his best clothes. He describes himself as thuggish and lopsided in them and compares himself to a circus animal stuffed into human clothing for the entertainment of the crowd.
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* Also referenced by [[Literature/JeevesAndWooster Bertie Wooster]] (via In the narration) in "Jeeves ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'' book Hard Luck, Greg and the Unbidden Guest":
-->She [Lady Malvern] made me feel as if I were ten years old and had been brought into the drawing-roomRodrick hate being dressed in my Sunday nice clothes to say how-d'you-do.
* While not "forced", Lauchlan of ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' hates wearing his best clothes. He describes himself as thuggishfor church and lopsided in are happy to take them off once they come home. On Easter the family goes from a church service to a relative's house and compares himself Greg has to keep the nice clothes on, much to his dismay.
* In ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', Sam Vimes is often forced to wear his knightly regalia of red tights, impractical shiny breastplate, and a helmet with a damned plume in it, rather than battered chainmail, in ''Literature/{{Jingo}}''. By the end of the book, he's a duke, with an even more impractical outfit that he's forced to wear in ''Literature/TheFifthElephant''.
* In chapter eight of [[Creator/RobertAHeinlein Heinlein's]] ''Literature/DoubleStar'', Emperor Willem complains about having to either take a long route back from the throne room or "parade through semi-public corridors dressed like a circusanimal stuffed into human clothing for the entertainment horse," then adds that "I never wear anything but underwear under those silly robes." Lorenzo replies "I doubt if they are as uncomfortable as this monkey jacket I am wearing, Sire."
%%* I think this also happened in one ofthe crowd.''Literature/TheGreatBrain'' books, too, but I'm not sure. (Or maybe ''Little House''?)
-->She [Lady Malvern] made me feel as if I were ten years old and had been brought into the drawing-room
* While not "forced", Lauchlan of ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' hates wearing his best clothes. He describes himself as thuggish
* In ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', Sam Vimes is often forced to wear his knightly regalia of red tights, impractical shiny breastplate, and a helmet with a damned plume in it, rather than battered chainmail, in ''Literature/{{Jingo}}''. By the end of the book, he's a duke, with an even more impractical outfit that he's forced to wear in ''Literature/TheFifthElephant''.
* In chapter eight of [[Creator/RobertAHeinlein Heinlein's]] ''Literature/DoubleStar'', Emperor Willem complains about having to either take a long route back from the throne room or "parade through semi-public corridors dressed like a circus
%%* I think this also happened in one of
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--> '''Fred:''' When I get married, I won't be bothering with any of this nonsense. You can all wear what you like, and I'll put a full body-bind curse on Mum until it's over.
* ''[[Literature/XWingSeries Starfighters of Adumar]]'' states that starfighter pilots in the New Republic hate the dress uniform for Starfighter Command, which was designed without any input from the people who would be wearing it, and will generally wear anything else if they can get away with it. It's hard to blame them; the uniform consists of a jacket and boots over a sleeveless body stocking.
* In chapter eight of [[Creator/RobertAHeinlein Heinlein's]] ''Literature/DoubleStar'', Emperor Willem complains about having to either take a long route back from the throne room or "parade through semi-public corridors dressed like a circus horse," then adds that "I never wear anything but underwear under those silly robes." Lorenzo replies "I doubt if they are as uncomfortable as this monkey jacket I am wearing, Sire."
* ''[[Literature/HonorHarrington Storm from the Shadows]]'': Commodore Terekhov ''hates'' wearing mess dress [[note]]the fanciest uniform that the Royal Manticoran Navy has[[/note]]. His steward and his flag lieutenant have to gang up on him to get him into the uniform on one occasion.
* ''Literature/BeautyARetellingOfBeautyAndTheBeast'': Beauty, a homely, scrappy girl used to doing outdoor peasants' chores, dislikes the elegant clothes offered to her in the Beast's castle and purposefully chooses the plainest ones available. Finally her invisible maidservants physically force her into an especially elegant, lacy gown and jewelry. She puts up a fight in a scene that's both funny and poignant -- because the main reason why she resists is that she thinks she's not pretty enough to dress that way.
* ''[[Literature/XWingSeries Starfighters of Adumar]]'' states that starfighter pilots in the New Republic hate the dress uniform for Starfighter Command, which was designed without any input from the people who would be wearing it, and will generally wear anything else if they can get away with it. It's hard to blame them; the uniform consists of a jacket and boots over a sleeveless body stocking.
* In chapter eight of [[Creator/RobertAHeinlein Heinlein's]] ''Literature/DoubleStar'', Emperor Willem complains about having to either take a long route back from the throne room or "parade through semi-public corridors dressed like a circus horse," then adds that "I never wear anything but underwear under those silly robes." Lorenzo replies "I doubt if they are as uncomfortable as this monkey jacket I am wearing, Sire."
* ''[[Literature/HonorHarrington Storm from the Shadows]]'': Commodore Terekhov ''hates'' wearing mess dress [[note]]the fanciest uniform that the Royal Manticoran Navy has[[/note]]. His steward and his flag lieutenant have to gang up on him to get him into the uniform on one occasion.
* ''Literature/BeautyARetellingOfBeautyAndTheBeast'': Beauty, a homely, scrappy girl used to doing outdoor peasants' chores, dislikes the elegant clothes offered to her in the Beast's castle and purposefully chooses the plainest ones available. Finally her invisible maidservants physically force her into an especially elegant, lacy gown and jewelry. She puts up a fight in a scene that's both funny and poignant -- because the main reason why she resists is that she thinks she's not pretty enough to dress that way.
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* In chapter eight of [[Creator/RobertAHeinlein Heinlein's]] ''Literature/DoubleStar'', Emperor Willem complains about having to either take a long route back from the throne room or "parade through semi-public corridors dressed like a circus horse," then adds that "I never wear anything but underwear under those silly robes." Lorenzo replies "I doubt if they are as uncomfortable as this monkey jacket I am wearing, Sire."
* ''[[Literature/HonorHarrington Storm from the Shadows]]'':
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-->She [Lady Malvern] made me feel as if I were ten years old and had been brought into the drawing-room in my Sunday clothes
* While not "forced", Lauchlan of ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' hates wearing his best clothes. He describes himself as thuggish and
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* In the ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'' book Hard Luck, Greg and Rodrick hate being dressed in nice clothes for church and are happy to take them off once they come home. On Easter the family goes from a church service to a relative's house and Greg has to keep the nice clothes on, much to his dismay.
* ''Literature/XWingSeries'': ''Starfighters of Adumar'' states that starfighter pilots in the New Republic hate the dress uniform for Starfighter Command, which was designed without any input from the people who would be wearing it, and will generally wear anything else if they can get away with it. It's hard to blame them; the uniform consists of a jacket and boots over a sleeveless body stocking.
%%* Name a television series in which the main characters are either military or police officers. Sooner or later they'll have to put on their dress uniforms, and they will always complain about having to do so.%% General example.
* In the ''Series/{{Angel}}'' episode "Waiting in the Wings", Gunn is initially very concerned that he will look silly when dressed up for the ballet. He is, of course, GORGEOUS, as Fred quickly points out.
* In the early episodes of ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'', Elly May didn't like having to wear a dress. It was partly because she was afraid people would make fun of her, and also because she's tomboyish and likes to play games that would mess up the clothes. Once she played football wearing a ball gown and ruined it because she thought ball gowns were made to play ball in.
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Happens to Bernard Black of ''Series/BlackBooks''. It looks really odd.
* When [[spoiler:Branson]] marries into the Crawley family on ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', he is forced to wear [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_dress morning dress]] for an event. He isn't happy, but [[GrandeDame the Dowager Countess]] is having none of it. Several minutes later we see him suitably attired.
-->[[spoiler:'''Branson:''']] You see I don't approve of these costumes; I see them as the uniform of oppression and I should be uncomfortable wearing them.\\
'''Violet:''' Have you quite finished?
* In the ''Series/{{Angel}}'' episode "Waiting in the Wings", Gunn is initially very concerned that he will look silly when dressed up for the ballet. He is, of course, GORGEOUS, as Fred quickly points out.
* In the early episodes of ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'', Elly May didn't like having to wear a dress. It was partly because she was afraid people would make fun of her, and also because she's tomboyish and likes to play games that would mess up the clothes. Once she played football wearing a ball gown and ruined it because she thought ball gowns were made to play ball in.
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Happens to Bernard Black of ''Series/BlackBooks''. It looks really odd.
* When [[spoiler:Branson]] marries into the Crawley family on ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', he is forced to wear [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_dress morning dress]] for an event. He isn't happy, but [[GrandeDame the Dowager Countess]] is having none of it. Several minutes later we see him suitably attired.
-->[[spoiler:'''Branson:''']] You see I don't approve of these costumes; I see them as the uniform of oppression and I should be uncomfortable wearing them.\\
'''Violet:''' Have you quite finished?
* ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'':
** Onslow once has to wear a jacket and a shirt with a tie for his grandchild's baptism. He keeps on fumbling with the tie and claims that he feels as if he were the first member of his family to be hanged.
** Hyacinth sometimes insists that Richard wears a suit or tie for manual tasks, such as gardening, or mending the church hall electrics.
* ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'':
** One time, Beaver has to take dancing lessons and was forced to wear his Sunday clothes to the classes. He didn't know which was worse.
** Another episode had June going out of town and the boys being looked after by an old-fashioned aunt, who makes Beav go to school in a short-pants suit complete with knee socks, necktie, and beanie cap.
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Despite the severely dysfunctional nature of the family, ''Series/MalcolmInTheMiddle'' did this occasionally.
** Onslow once has to wear a jacket and a shirt with a tie for his grandchild's baptism. He keeps on fumbling with the tie and claims that he feels as if he were the first member of his family to be hanged.
** Hyacinth sometimes insists that Richard wears a suit or tie for manual tasks, such as gardening, or mending the church hall electrics.
* ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'':
** One time, Beaver has to take dancing lessons and was forced to wear his Sunday clothes to the classes. He didn't know which was worse.
** Another episode had June going out of town and the boys being looked after by an old-fashioned aunt, who makes Beav go to school in a short-pants suit complete with knee socks, necktie, and beanie cap.
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Despite the severely dysfunctional nature of the family, ''Series/MalcolmInTheMiddle'' did this occasionally.
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%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Happens to Bernard Black of ''Series/BlackBooks''. It looks really odd.
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Despite the severely dysfunctional nature of the family, ''Series/MalcolmInTheMiddle'' did this occasionally.
* Name a television series in which the main characters are either military or police officers. Sooner or later they'll have to put on their dress uniforms, and they will always complain about having to do so.
* In the ''Series/{{Angel}}'' episode "Waiting in the Wings", Gunn is initially very concerned that he will look silly when dressed up for the ballet. He is, of course, GORGEOUS, as Fred quickly points out.
* ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'':
** One time, Beaver has to take dancing lessons and was forced to wear his Sunday clothes to the classes. He didn't know which was worse.
** Another episode had June going out of town and the boys being looked after by an old-fashioned aunt, who makes Beav go to school in a short-pants suit complete with knee socks, necktie, and beanie cap.
* ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'':
** Onslow once has to wear a jacket and a shirt with a tie for his grandchild's baptism. He keeps on fumbling with the tie and claims that he feels as if he were the first member of his family to be hanged.
** Hyacinth sometimes insists that Richard wears a suit or tie for manual tasks, such as gardening, or mending the church hall electrics.
* In the early episodes of ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'', Elly May didn't like having to wear a dress. It was partly because she was afraid people would make fun of her, and also because she's tomboyish and likes to play games that would mess up the clothes. Once she played football wearing a ball gown and ruined it because she thought ball gowns were made to play ball in.
* When [[spoiler:Branson]] marries into the Crawley family on ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', he is forced to wear [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_dress morning dress]] for an event. He isn't happy, but [[GrandeDame the Dowager Countess]] is having none of it. Several minutes later we see him suitably attired.
-->[[spoiler:'''Branson:''']] You see I don't approve of these costumes; I see them as the uniform of oppression and I should be uncomfortable wearing them.\\
'''Violet:''' Have you quite finished?
%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* Despite the severely dysfunctional nature of the family, ''Series/MalcolmInTheMiddle'' did this occasionally.
* Name a television series in which the main characters are either military or police officers. Sooner or later they'll have to put on their dress uniforms, and they will always complain about having to do so.
* In the ''Series/{{Angel}}'' episode "Waiting in the Wings", Gunn is initially very concerned that he will look silly when dressed up for the ballet. He is, of course, GORGEOUS, as Fred quickly points out.
* ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'':
** One time, Beaver has to take dancing lessons and was forced to wear his Sunday clothes to the classes. He didn't know which was worse.
** Another episode had June going out of town and the boys being looked after by an old-fashioned aunt, who makes Beav go to school in a short-pants suit complete with knee socks, necktie, and beanie cap.
* ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'':
** Onslow once has to wear a jacket and a shirt with a tie for his grandchild's baptism. He keeps on fumbling with the tie and claims that he feels as if he were the first member of his family to be hanged.
** Hyacinth sometimes insists that Richard wears a suit or tie for manual tasks, such as gardening, or mending the church hall electrics.
* In the early episodes of ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'', Elly May didn't like having to wear a dress. It was partly because she was afraid people would make fun of her, and also because she's tomboyish and likes to play games that would mess up the clothes. Once she played football wearing a ball gown and ruined it because she thought ball gowns were made to play ball in.
* When [[spoiler:Branson]] marries into the Crawley family on ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', he is forced to wear [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_dress morning dress]] for an event. He isn't happy, but [[GrandeDame the Dowager Countess]] is having none of it. Several minutes later we see him suitably attired.
-->[[spoiler:'''Branson:''']] You see I don't approve of these costumes; I see them as the uniform of oppression and I should be uncomfortable wearing them.\\
'''Violet:''' Have you quite finished?
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* ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce EXTRAPOWER Attack of Darkforce]]'': During the cruise ship leg of their journey, the hero party blends in by dressing in glamorous suits and dresses. Platinum takes extra sadistic pleasure in cleaning up Crown and Fool to the point where nobody recognizes them at first. Partially because they are normally a pair of MonsterClown with evil grins and garishly bright makeup and outfits. Partially because the change makes them so subdued and depressed that they get taken for a pair of sad children. Unfortunately for Platinum and the gang, her BullyingTheDragon occurs shortly before they break free from their PowerLimiter.
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* ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce EXTRAPOWER Attack of Darkforce]]'': ''VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce'': During the cruise ship leg of their journey, the hero party blends in by dressing in glamorous suits and dresses. Platinum takes extra sadistic pleasure in cleaning up Crown and Fool to the point where nobody recognizes them at first. Partially because they are normally a pair of MonsterClown with evil grins and garishly bright makeup and outfits. Partially because the change makes them so subdued and depressed that they get taken for a pair of sad children. Unfortunately for Platinum and the gang, her BullyingTheDragon occurs shortly before they break free from their PowerLimiter.
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* The group from ''Webcomic/FeyWinds'' are forced to dress up to go undercover; two of them find the costumes [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw054/ embarrassing]] and [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw063/ impractical.]] Cue stripping off said clothes for a fight scene.
* The group from ''Webcomic/FeyWinds'' are forced to dress up to go undercover; two of them find the costumes [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw054/ embarrassing]] and [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw063/ impractical.]] Cue stripping off said clothes for a fight scene.
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* The group from ''Webcomic/FeyWinds'' are forced to dress up to go undercover; two of them find the costumes [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw054/ embarrassing]] and [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw063/ impractical.]] Cue stripping off said clothes for a fight scene.
* The group from ''Webcomic/FeyWinds'' are forced to dress up to go undercover; two of them find the costumes [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw054/ embarrassing]] and [[https://www.feywinds.com/feywinds/fw063/ impractical.]] Cue stripping off said clothes for a fight scene.
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* PlayedForDrama in ''Webcomic/VenusEnvy''- transgirl Zoe is forced by her parents to dress up for church, but they insist that she wear nice ''male'' clothes- a suit and no makeup.
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* PlayedForDrama in ''Webcomic/VenusEnvy''- ''Webcomic/VenusEnvy'': transgirl Zoe is forced by her parents to dress up for church, but they insist that she wear nice ''male'' clothes- clothes -- a suit and no makeup.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In [[Recap/RecessS3E1OneStayedClean "One Stayed Clean"]], the kids have to wear smart clothes all day for their school picture. Unfortunately, there are many kids who are keen to get their clothes dirty before then.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair forced into a parting. Their dislike of their outfits is notable in "In Marge We Trust" where they (and Homer) get undressed the moment they get back home.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair forced into a parting. Their dislike of their outfits is notable in "In Marge We Trust" where they (and Homer) get undressed the moment they get back home.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In [[Recap/RecessS3E1OneStayedClean "One Stayed Clean"]], the kids have to wear smart clothes all day for their school picture. Unfortunately, there are many kids who are keen to get their clothes dirty before then.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair''[[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou's Holiday Movie]]'', Caillou is forced into a parting. Their dislike his Sunday best for Christmas Eve dinner with Grandma and Grandpa and doesn't understand why at first because Grandpa and Grandma come over to visit all the time.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': "Operation: C.A.N.N.O.N." introduces The Proper Patrol, who attacks with rays that transform kids' clothes into "proper" clothes. Which can simply be switched normally immediately after.
* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': At the beginning of "Oath to an Ed", the Eds find themselves stuck with new clothes bought by theiroutfits is notable in "In Marge We Trust" where parents. They're hilariously too stiff, so they (and Homer) get undressed throw them in the moment they get back home.lake in hopes of softening them up, only for them to literally disintegrate.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': "Operation: C.A.N.N.O.N." introduces The Proper Patrol, who attacks with rays that transform kids' clothes into "proper" clothes. Which can simply be switched normally immediately after.
* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': At the beginning of "Oath to an Ed", the Eds find themselves stuck with new clothes bought by their
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'': In preparation for Bob and Dot's wedding, Matrix is being fitted for a suit. In frustration, he rips off the suit's sleeves before becoming envious of Bob, who will be wearing a Guardian dress uniform.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': At the beginning of "Oath to an Ed", the Eds find themselves stuck with new clothes bought by their parents. They're hilariously too stiff, so they throw them in the lake in hopes of softening them up, only for them to literally disintegrate.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'': In the episode "Octi Gone", Buttercup bristles at having to wear a fancy dress for the Professor's dinner party.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': "Operation: C.A.N.N.O.N." introduces The Proper Patrol, who attacks with rays that transform kids' clothes into "proper" clothes. Which can simply be switched normally immediately after.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'': In the episode "Octi Gone", Buttercup bristles at having to wear a fancy dress for the Professor's dinner party.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': "Operation: C.A.N.N.O.N." introduces The Proper Patrol, who attacks with rays that transform kids' clothes into "proper" clothes. Which can simply be switched normally immediately after.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': At the beginning of "Oath to an Ed", the Eds find themselves stuck with new clothes bought by their parents. They're hilariously too stiff, so they throw them in the lake in hopes of softening them up, only for them to literally disintegrate.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'':In the ''WesternAnimation/MyDadTheRockStar'' episode "Octi Gone", Buttercup bristles at having "Rebel Without a Nose Ring" Rock Zilla has to wear a fancy dress for the Professor's dinner party.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': "Operation: C.A.N.N.O.N." introducessuit and tie to Willy's school meeting. The Proper Patrol, who attacks with rays that transform kids' clothes into "proper" clothes. Which can simply be switched normally immediately after.tie ends up choking him from being so tight.
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* In ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou's Holiday Movie]]'', Caillou is forced into his Sunday best for Christmas Eve dinner with Grandma and Grandpa and doesn't understand why at first because Grandpa and Grandma come over to visit all the time.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyDadTheRockStar'' episode "Rebel Without a Nose Ring" Rock Zilla has to wear a suit and tie to Willy's school meeting. The tie ends up choking him from being so tight.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyDadTheRockStar'' episode "Rebel Without a Nose Ring" Rock Zilla has to wear a suit and tie to Willy's school meeting. The tie ends up choking him from being so tight.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{The Powerpuff Girls|1998}}'': In ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou's Holiday Movie]]'', Caillou the episode "Octi Gone", Buttercup bristles at having to wear a fancy dress for the Professor's dinner party.
* ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'': In preparation for Bob and Dot's wedding, Matrix is being fitted for a suit. In frustration, he rips off the suit's sleeves before becoming envious of Bob, who will be wearing a Guardian dress uniform.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In "[[Recap/RecessS3E1OneStayedClean One Stayed Clean]]", the kids have to wear smart clothes all day for their school picture. Unfortunately, there are many kids who are keen to get their clothes dirty before then.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair forced intohis Sunday best for Christmas Eve dinner with Grandma and Grandpa and doesn't understand why at first because Grandpa and Grandma come over to visit all a parting. Their dislike of their outfits is notable in "In Marge We Trust" where they (and Homer) get undressed the time.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyDadTheRockStar'' episode "Rebel Without a Nose Ring" Rock Zilla has to wear a suit and tie to Willy's school meeting. The tie ends up choking him from being so tight.moment they get back home.
* ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'': In preparation for Bob and Dot's wedding, Matrix is being fitted for a suit. In frustration, he rips off the suit's sleeves before becoming envious of Bob, who will be wearing a Guardian dress uniform.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In "[[Recap/RecessS3E1OneStayedClean One Stayed Clean]]", the kids have to wear smart clothes all day for their school picture. Unfortunately, there are many kids who are keen to get their clothes dirty before then.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart and Lisa Simpson have special clothes for church. Bart also has his spiky hair forced into
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyDadTheRockStar'' episode "Rebel Without a Nose Ring" Rock Zilla has to wear a suit and tie to Willy's school meeting. The tie ends up choking him from being so tight.
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* Some revisionist historians of the UsefulNotes/ColdWar eagerly seized on quotes from Harry Truman saying he hated meeting with the Soviets. Turns out he was complaining about having to put on formal wear. [[/folder]]
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* Some revisionist historians of the UsefulNotes/ColdWar eagerly seized on quotes from Harry Truman saying he hated meeting with the Soviets. Turns out he was complaining about having to put on formal wear. [[/folder]]
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* In the ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' Citadel DLC, the party has to [[BlackTieInfiltration infiltrate a charity event at a casino.]] If the player picks [[TheBigGuy Wrex]] as their date, the first words out of his mouth as he walks into the casino are even "I look ridiculous." He doesn't like wearing something he can't fight in.
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* In the ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' Citadel DLC, the party has to [[BlackTieInfiltration infiltrate a charity event at a casino.]] If the player picks [[TheBigGuy Wrex]] as their date, the first words out of his mouth as he walks into the casino are even "I look ridiculous." He doesn't like wearing something he can't fight in. in.
* Examining yourself in ''Sunday Afternoon'' gives you the description:
-->You've been thoroughly scrubbed and ironed and starched into your least comfortable set of clothes. One day, when you are either Prime Minister or Archbishop of Canterbury -- depending on whether you listen to Mother or Father -- you're going to outlaw starch or declare it anathema or both.
* Examining yourself in ''Sunday Afternoon'' gives you the description:
-->You've been thoroughly scrubbed and ironed and starched into your least comfortable set of clothes. One day, when you are either Prime Minister or Archbishop of Canterbury -- depending on whether you listen to Mother or Father -- you're going to outlaw starch or declare it anathema or both.
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* In JenniferWeiner's "Mrs. Everything", tomboy Jo hates having to wear "girly" clothes. When she is forced to wear her best dress when the family moves into their new house, she manages to rip it beyond repair.
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* In JenniferWeiner's "Mrs. Everything", ''Literature/MrsEverything'', tomboy Jo hates having to wear "girly" clothes. When she is forced to wear her best dress when the family moves into their new house, she manages to rip it beyond repair.
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* ''Literature/SlugDaysStories'': In ''Penguin Days'', Lauren is going to be a flower girl at her Auntie Joss and Uncle Charlie's wedding, but she hates the scratchy purple dress Joss picked out. Luckily for her, she vomits on the dress and then falls into the cattle pen while wearing it, so her mom has to take her shopping for another one. She picks out a new purple dress that doesn't match the other flower girls' dresses but is much softer and more comfortable.
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'''Zorreaux:''' Okay. But what if they're like, really nice Yeezys?\\
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'''Zorreaux:''' Bright red. ''[Isaac glares at him]'' ...Okay, I'll wear some dress shoes.
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