"Package Revolution": In The Name Of Fashion

Wearing formal suits is a sign of respect for others and themselves, whether in formal or private occasions.

Perhaps you would think that suits that are suitable for formal occasions seem to be conservative and serious, and always lack a sense of fashion. So let's set off a fashion revolution in the name of fashion on the basis of appropriateness.

Suit is appropriate -- it can make a sudden change in face.

Suits for men should include trousers, coats, shirts and neckties. For women, they should include coats, shirts and skirts.

For many young business people, suits are the pronoun of "stereotyped". They are more likely to choose clothes that are styled between casual wear and formal dress, even in some formal working occasions.

In fact, in public activities or meetings, suits can convey a subtle but powerful message. Just like participating in business activities, you are serious about attending activities and occasions. Even in some private occasions, wearing a suit conveys respect for others or occasions, so no other dress can replace their status.

Nicole is a senior human resource consultant of public relations company. She is a career woman full of fashion. Even a completely black suit on her doesn't cover up her personal brilliance.

"There is no special business dress or casual dress in any business communication.

The term "informal business dress" does not mean that it is arbitrary, and it may even require men and women to dress conservatively and steadily.

She said so.

Speaking of the application of the suit, Nicole said that it is usually a scene that needs to be enhanced by clothing to enhance official sense. A decent suit can instantly make a person change his face. If he lacks it, his serious and serious expression will be of no avail.

Using different jackets to match skirts can give people a sense of freshness, so buying skirts and blouses separately can create a versatile business wardrobe well.

Business attire is not sexy. Perfume is a taboo.

Successful attire not only includes choosing the right clothes, but also considering collocation and personal makeup.

"Your clothes need to impress investors and customers, because it is not enough to rely on oral propaganda to succeed in trading," she said. "The professional image of a woman must reflect her professional achievements."

Nicole said, "if your clothes are too sexy, monotonous or colorful, leading to confusion in style, the success or failure of your business contacts may depend on your external image rather than your business skills."

The first is the smell. Don't let your personal taste preferences become your first impression of others.

In all business activities, especially in your suits, you should avoid spraying perfume and strong fragrance products.

You may like the smell of perfume, but they do not apply to business occasions.

Perfume can cause asthma, and the smell fills the whole room, which is often self defeating.

Nicole suggests that those women who love perfume should not wear too much perfume, or they will be uncomfortable like smoking.

In addition, because fingernails and hands are easy to become focal points when communicating with people, it is also a symbol of professional identity.

"Nails should be kept clean and often trimmed.

Avoid painting unusual or shocking colors on your nails.

In business meetings, there should be no manicure and jewelry decorations on nails. "

Nicole said.

"What must be remembered is that elegant suits and red nails are never a pair."

On the following occasions, you need to wear a suit.

If you want to convey the message that "you are serious" or need to prove that you are controlling the overall situation (even if you are not), you should wear a suit.

For example, the following situations: contract negotiations, board meetings, especially when hosting the conference.

When you need to represent, demonstrate or defend yourself or your company in the media, or in a legal environment or other circumstances, you need to convey information about power, ability and respect, you should wear a suit.

During the interview, you should wear a suit, including informal visits, as well as job fairs and fairs.

In western style funerals or weddings, men are supposed to wear suits unless they are asked or invited to wear casual clothes, while women do not ask for them, but they should still be dressed properly.

TIPS, a fashion "family", is a beautiful suit.

Nicole thinks that if you choose the right suit, it will never be out of date and suitable for all kinds of professional and business occasions.

Important clothes should be chosen in classic business colors: gray, dark blue and black.

But also be bold in collocation with lively colors, such as a red handbag or a pair of red shoes.

"A suit should be a professional. Never wear a suit with wild patterns or gold, whether you are a man or a lady."

She said.

Separate skirts and tops

With a different coat and skirt, it can give people a sense of freshness, so separate purchases of skirts and blouses can make a great business wardrobe, but at least one of the two suits of the same set should be bought.

Nicole said, "the two piece suit is a well-known and eternal business standard.

You can change the overall feeling of your clothes by changing your shirt or sweater.

It's also an economic way to change the color of tights and shoes.

In autumn and winter, ladies can wear wool, blended wool or fine quality microfiber clothes, and avoid acetate and rayon as far as possible because they are not comfortable with natural fibers.

Nicole believes that if you want to be practical, you can buy one or two jackets with skirts, and then buy a few styles that are different but can match the same skirt.

Shirts should be comfortable and tight.

Shirts and sweaters should be comfortable and traditional and avoid wearing chest clothes.

"What you say is important on those occasions, and you do not want the audience to distract you from what is under your clothes."

Nicole said.

Choose comfortable and tight sweaters, but not too tight. Loose sweaters look sloppy and unprofessional.

Shirts should also be comfortable and tight. Too big shirts look messy. But if you buckle your buttons and fold your clothes or the gap between buttons is split, it means the clothes are too small.

Shoes should be chosen in a simple style.

When it comes to shoes, flat shoes and bandage shoes are mostly suitable for office and workplace wear.

You can choose basic colors, such as black, beige, dark blue and brown, but don't be afraid of wearing colored shoes.

For most dark colored clothes, matching them with red shoes will be very effective.

When choosing bright colors, just make sure the styles of shoes are more concise.

Nicole reminded that unless it is casual wear, never wear sneakers, clogs, sandals or slippers to go to work.

"If you want others to treat you with a serious attitude, don't wear thin heels, sexy boots and buckle shoes.

If it's a formal career occasion, or if you want to impress others, don't wear toe shoes.

She said.

Accessories should be elegant and traditional.

Whenever you have a business trip, you should bring a briefcase, or at least bring a folder.

Personal accessories should be elegant and traditional. Don't use cloth bags, backpacks or bags to install things for work.

Leather folder or briefcase is the safest option, but don't choose popular colors and wild patterns.

If parts are torn, worn or dirty, they must be replaced.