More information just in from Mansion:
Clothing: To help you pack, Fox Sports Net requests that men wear business attire--collared shirts, jackets, ties optional; women—smart business attire--suits, dresses. Note: no white clothing, no logos for the telecast. The dinner Friday night is held at one of the top restaurants in Caesars Palace or the Forum Shops, please wear appropriate business or resort attire.
It's over seven years since I had to wear a suit to work, but I still have quite a collection of downright horrible ties. Given that I very much doubt they'd consider any of my non-plain shirts to be business attire (let's be realistic - they're not) a tie looks like my best chance to wear something ghastly on TV. I used to be a master at picking the tie that clashed most with any given shirt. Can't wait to see if I've still got what it takes.
I'm not completely sure what they mean by "resort attire". I have a couple of t-shirts from Caesars, and - seriously - also a dressing gown. If it was a toga, and I was a little more attractive, it might be OK.
In answer to a Trivial Pursuit question that I can remember from like twenty years ago, table tennis is apparently no longer the only sport that you can't play dressed in white.
