国际礼仪~服装仪容.ppt

Business Formal - Men Invest in your Suit, wear black-tie garments, such as a tuxedo. Get it tailored, make sure it fits. Nothing Flashy (Try Dark Navy or Charcoal) Don’t try to send a fashion statement 2 or 3 buttons (always leave bottom button unbuttoned) Business Formal for Women Matching suit jacket and knee length (or longer) skirt or pants Conservative colors (i.e. navy, black, gray) Long sleeve or short sleeve blouses Dress shoes or dress boots with long skirts or pants only Casual Doesn’t mean that you can show up wearing anything you want Remember that you are still portraying an image of yourself Don’t try out the newest fashion trends Don’t overdress Dress Code The Power of Appearance Since about 90% of you is covered by apparel, the clothing you choose makes a significant impact. Business Attire Some of the perceptions people can form solely from your appearance are: Your professionalism. Your level of sophistication. Your intelligence. Your credibility. Ties To play it safe choose a traditional silk tie. No loud colors or patterns. It may be wise to avoid ties with images and designer logos Apt Look of Tie Your tie should co-ordinate with your attire The knot should be a perfect triangle. Business Casual Unacceptable Attire: Jeans or denim pants, shorts Leggings/stretch/stirrup/sweat pants, other form fitting pants Athletic shoes, hiking boots, sandals or flip flops Flannel shirts or T-shirts Hats/caps Business Casual Business Formal Even for business casuals, sleeveless is unacceptable. Jewelry →Stick to the bare essentials. Hair color → Must be natural Should also complement your complexion . Makeup→ Nature. Bright nail paint are a strict no-no. Tattoo→ Never be visible in the work place.