what do most of youll wear to acting auditions?

Answer 1

Depending on the character I'm auditioning before, I will slightly get into character. For example, if I'm auditioning to be the "braniac" I'll have my hair in a smart-bun that braniacs have a lot. If I'm auditioning for a shy, timid girl, I'll put my hair a little in front of my face. If I'm auditioning for a popular, spoiled rich brat, I'll wear something up-class that day. So for the most part, I dress casually but make slight changes to adjust to the character.

Answer 2

In the European tradition, casual is the dress code which emphasizes comfort and personal expression over presentation and uniformity. It includes a very wide variety of costume, so is perhaps better defined by what it isn't than what it is. The following are not considered casual wear:

Ceremonial dress such as royal robes and full dress military costume
Formal wear such as white tie and black tie
Suits such as those sold by Brooks Brothers and Chanel
Any stiff or very traditional elements, such as highly polished dark leather shoes, or highly creased and pressed shirts and trousers
Blue jeans and a T-shirt have been described as the "casual uniform". With the popularity of spectator sports in the late 20th century, a good deal of athletic gear has influenced casual wear. Clothing worn for manual labor also falls into casual wear.

While utilitarian costume comes to mind first for casual dress, however, there is also a wide range of flamboyance and theatricality. Punk costume is a striking example. Madonna introduced a great deal of lace, jewelry, and cosmetics into casual wear during the 1980s. More recently, hip hop fashion has played up elaborate jewelry and luxurious materials worn in conjunction with athletic gear and the clothing of manual labor.

Casual wear is typically the dress code in which new forms of gender expression are attempted before being accepted into semi-casual or semi-formal situations. An obvious example is masculine jewelry, which was once considered shocking or titillating even in casual circles, and is now hardly noteworthy in semi-formal situations. Amelia Bloomer introduced trousers (of a sort) for women as a casual alternative to formal hoops and skirts. In a recent mirror image, sarongs and other skirts have been embraced by a few men of the European tradition as a casual alternative to formal trousers. Both of these innovations caused great embarrassment in formal circles.

Skin exposure is most pronounced in casual wear, since it includes all swimwear, but the trend toward female exposure in the 20th century has also pushed the necklines of formal ball gowns ever lower and the skirts of semi-formal cocktail dresses ever higher. For men, the exposure of shoulders, thighs, and backs is still limited to casual wear. Full nudity is still considered shocking in casual circles, except at a very few progressive clubs and beaches.

Answer 3

If I have clothes, similiar to the character, I wear them.
Otherwise, everyday clothes.

Everyday clothes, nothing special, unless the audition requires a specific garment.

Answer 4

I usually try to dress the part only slightly. Black bottoms and a top that suggests the character I want to be.

Answer 5

If it is for an upscale/bigger budget, then nicer clothes, usually black.

Otherwise, nice, but casual clothes.

The point is to be comfortable and real.

I always bring extra shoes with me too (in case I need to dance), and extra pants or shorts (same reason).

Be prepared!