"We can be there, at the shopping stop, at the rate we're going, sometime tomorrow. Then we could well be at Monte Carlo tomorrow night. Do yourselves a favor and get more than one evening gown, Ladies. I know it just isn't fashionable to be seen in the same gown twice. If we're here for two or three days, you might want two or three dresses. Gents, make sure your tuxes are clean and pressed daily. Personally, I preer just to have more thanone tux, but thats my own preference," Michael said.
"How glitzy do we get?" Kate asked.
"Its not about shine," Michael said. "Its about elegance. Elegance in formal wear, elegance in cocktail dresses, elegance in your daytime looks, elegance even in your swimwear. Nothing cheesy. If I were you I would go for something royal looking, and be very careful with sequins and glitter. If you want something to sparkle, make it your jewelry and make sure its the real thing. Renting it is fine. Wearing fake just isn't okay. Not here. If you're ever going to be royal in your lives, it has to be here. Suits during the day, Gents. Ladies, classy day dresses are generally the accepted wear."
"I feel outclassed," Brian laughed.
"Not at all," Michael said. "Everyone here is very capable of doing this."
"Then our fashion is in your hands, Michael," Robert said.
"Robert, if anyone is capable of elegance, its you," Michael laughed. "You are not someone I would ever worry about in an environment like this."
"Thank you," Robert laughed. "I think."