Clothes on a recital!

[point of grace]

Hello Female Pianists! i know this is not a very serious topic, but im just curious and want some piece of advice
In a pair of weeks im performing Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21, and this is my first performing not being a soloist.
I want to know what do you wear in your recitals. What do you feel more comfortable with, etc.
Any suggestions? experiences?
thanks you!
Paix!

[faulty_damper]

Rule: Never look more stunning than you can actually play.  If you play spectacularly, then wear something spectacular.  If you play with mediocrity, wear something mediocre.

[birba]

In a pair of weeks im performing Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21, and this is my first performing not being a soloist.

What?!  Are you playing the second piano part?

[point of grace]

no, i think i messed words up (English is not the language i speak).
i play the soloist part. i mean that im not playing a piano solo recital.

and good rule faulty damper! thanks u

[kelly_kelly]

Rule: Never look more stunning than you can actually play.  If you play spectacularly, then wear something spectacular.  If you play with mediocrity, wear something mediocre.

If that's the case, I should turn up recitals in a sack with arm holes

Seriously, my impression is that concerto soloists tend to dress a bit better than at a solo recital. Probably a dress (but only one that you're comfortable in!) would be appropriate. At least that's what I've seen.

[point of grace]

i've seen that too but i think dress are not comfortable at all!, and its winter here besides... hehe
i was thinking about a black pants and a long and nice t-shirt or sth of the kind... maybe showing my back (just the upper part!)...
thanks!

[Bob]

Rule: Never look more stunning than you can actually play.  If you play spectacularly, then wear something spectacular.  If you play with mediocrity, wear something mediocre.

Always look nice.  They don't know how much you suck until you play the first note.

And actually try playing in the clothes you'll perform in.  Different clothes feel weird sometimes.