(精选)西方礼仪文化unit 4 The Etiquette of Dressing课件.pptVIP

Unit 4 The Etiquette of Dressing 一个人平时的穿着打扮，就是其个人教 养最为形象的写照。 —— 莎士比亚 One’s dressing code is a proper reflection of his personal cultivation. —Shakespeare In the Western world, there is an old saying that holds very true : What you see is what you get. How you dress tells your host, interviewer, or potential business partner a great deal about your personality, the pride you take in your job, the care you take with others, and how important you think this meeting is. Brainstorming What words may come into your mind when talking about our everyday wearing? Successful dressing doesn’t necessarily mean wearing something expensive and splendid, but following the TPO norm, which is the initials of time, place and occasion respectively. Queen Elizabeth II and President George W Bush arrive for a formal white-tie dinner at the White House White tie for man ◆Tailcoat ◆Formal trousers, (with satin stripes on the left and right sides) ◆White bow tie ◆White (black on some occasions) vest ◆White shirt ◆Cuff links and studs ◆Black patent leather shoes ◆Suspenders may also be worn The Etiquette of Dressing Cufflinks and studs Suspenders bow tie tie 2. White tie for woman ◆Ball gown - ballerina (to the ankle) or full-length (to the floor) ◆Dancing shoes - formal pumps or sandal shoes ◆Jewellery - earrings and necklace; rings and bracelets are optional. ◆Gloves - if they are worn, should be opera length (evening gloves or opera gloves are a type of formal glove that reaches beyond the elbow.) ◆stole or cloak ◆handbag - clutch style or small evening bag White tie is seldom called for in one’s life, since it is a dress code for ultra-formal occasions such as prize-offering party or royal dinner. If the invitation reads “Black Tie”, it requires you to dress formally. Usually, tuxedo is highly advised in the following circumstances: inv