Full dress (Baustralia)
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Full dress is a military standard of dress used in the navy by the flag officers of Baustralia, members of the Royal Family, and officers of the Royal Household as an alternative for No. 1A dress or when army full dress is called. For army members, it is a distinct uniform and worn by most regiments of Baustralia. Similar to the navy, air officers (i.e. air commodore and above) wear a full dress uniform as an alternative for No. 1 dress or when army full dress is called. Its civilian equivalent is state dress.
In His Royal Navy, the full dress uniform, similar in appearance to the old Royal Navy full dress uniforms, consists of a double-breasted high-collar tailcoat with gold-edged pants. It is worn with a bicorne and may be worn by all flag officers, members of the Royal Family, and officers of the Royal Household. Officers under flag rank wear a black peaked cap or tricorne for females. It is worn as an alternative for No. 1A dress or when army full dress is called.
Baustralian Army
Army general officers wear a bicorne plumed with ostrich feathers, a scarlet high-collared tunic with oak-leaf embroidery, and breast pockets. Red-faced black trousers are worn. King's Grenadiers wear scarlet high-collared tunic and red-faced black trousers with a bearskin cap. Royal Rifles members wear a green and black napoleonic tunic and green-faced black trousers with a green peaked cap or tricorne.