Style Guide

Not sure what to wear? We’ve got you covered. This guide is meant to take the guesswork out of packing, with easy suggestions for each event so you can feel comfortable, confident, and ready to enjoy every moment.

The Overall Dress Code Summary:

Daytime: Mountain casual, comfortable, layered
Evenings: Smart casual with a Montana flair
Footwear: Closed-toe shoes recommended for most activities

Thursday, July 16th

Dinner at One&Only Big Sky

What’s the dress code?

Luxury mountain summer — elevated, relaxed, and refined.

What should I wear?

Women:

Light layers (silk tops, linen shirts, breathable knits)
Midi dresses, skirts, tailored pants, or chic jumpsuits
Stylish boots, flats, or dressy sandals with a solid sole
A light jacket or wrap for cooler evenings

Men:

Collared shirts or polos
Lightweight trousers or dark denim
Loafers or leather boots

Please avoid athletic wear or overly casual outfits.

Friday, July 17th

Dinner at Montage Big Sky

What's the dress code?

Classic mountain luxury with a relaxed, refined feel — elegant but comfortable.

What should I wear?

Elevated casual to smart-casual attire
Dresses, skirts, tailored pants, or polished denim
Collared shirts, blouses, or lightweight sweaters
Boots, loafers, flats, or dressy sandals
A light jacket for the evening chill

Think upscale mountain lodge style — effortless, warm, and put-together.

Saturday, July 18th

PBR Big Sky Rodeo

What's the dress code?

Your best Western look!

What should I wear?

Cowboy boots or sturdy boots
Denim, leather, suede, fringe, or statement belts
Breathable tops with a light jacket for evening
Straw or felt hats welcome

Western-inspired, festive, and comfortable is the goal.