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Well-ironed, sharp-looking formals always play pretty well. Lighter shades of shirt with a complimenting tie and polished shoes with well-fitted trousers and a blazer are what I wore. You could go for a vest if a 3-piece suit is what you're looking to wear. Will be well appreciated by arbitrators and mooties alike. As such, there is no black/white mandate at all. Sky's the limit with what you choose to wear.
Remember, the Vis Moot is a bigger networking event than a moot, so whatever you do - dress smart and formally for the formal events.
Also, have a ton of fun. You don't get to go on an unsupervised international trip with your friends everyday :)