职业女性着装指南Business Attire for Women.pptVIP

Business Casual for Women Appropriate attire—know difference between business casual and casual attire Fewer than 1/3 of all white-collar workers still required to dress formally 4 out of 5 of those dress down one day a week Gain edge in business with appropriate attire Be sensitive to your industry Dress the part for the role you play No Suits?? No, suits still important Business casual - blazer or cardigan sweater and a coordinating skirt Business casual is NOT same as casual attire A woman’s attire must say that she means business with “authority” Who Cares? A woman must look the part Appearance may make or break her career First impression continues to make a lasting impression Recognize the value of company’s business casual guidelines Basics of Business Casual A classic suit A navy or black blazer and skirt A cardigan sweater A plain white or cream blouse in silk or rayon or a tailored tee With a light colored jacket or sweater wear a darker colored blouse. Pants and Pantsuits Pantsuits are great investments on business casual days. Trousers and a blazer or a cardigan sweater are also appropriate. Twill pants in black, navy, or khaki are appropriate. If you are unsure if slacks are appropriate, simply mirror the highest-ranking female in your company. Other Choices Basic skirts in black, navy, khaki, or taupe Skirts should be same length as business professional skirt length or longer A long skirt makes a feminine statement for business casual Belts, Shoes, and Hosiery Coordinate with the other items worn Classic leather pumps or flats in black, navy, taupe, or burgundy Hosiery should be the same shade or lighter than shoes and hemline With short-sleeved jacket or top skin-toned hosiery is a must Make black, navy, or burgundy handbag and briefcase the smallest size possible to still be functional Jewelry Jewelry should be the same as business professional--gold-tone or silver jewelry is best Basic is best--follow the rule of 13 A woman can’t get i