dress to impress!
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DIFFERENT POINTS
• Business Professional
• Business Casual
• Color Schemes
BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
Men
• Tailored dark suit (black, charcoal, gray, navy blue)
• Pressed, long-sleeved shirt (white or conservative
dark color)
• Tie should have a subtle color or pattern
• Polished dress shoes with dark socks
BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CON.
Women
• Dark solid suit (black, charcoal, gray, navy blue)
• Tailored jacket
• Hemmed pants
• Skirt that is at, or one inch above knee
• Collared shirt, knit shirt or silk camisole
• Polished flats or close-toed heels with
pantyhose or tights
BUSINESS CASUAL
Men
• Suit without a tie
• Dress pants or pressed khakis with a leather belt
• Collared shirt, knit, sweater, or blazer
• Polished dress shoes with dark socks
BUSINESS CASUAL CON.
Women
• Dress or tailored separates
• Stylish flats or close-toed heels with pantyhose or tights
DON’T’S
Men
• Earrings or other distracting jewelry
• Excessive cologne
• Unkempt facial hair
Women
• Cleavage
• Sleeveless shirts
• Miniskirts
• Stilettos
• Distracting jewelry
• Excessive makeup or perfume
COLOR SCHEMES
RULE OF THREE COLORS
1. Primary Color
2. Secondary Color
3. Highlight Color
COLOR WHEEL
ANALOG COLORS
COMPLEMENTARY AND SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY
TRIAD
MONOTONE CHROMATIC AND ACHROMATIC
SUMMARY
• Business Professional
• Suits
• Pressed shirts, polished shoes, subtle patterns
• Business Casual
• Options
• Knits, sweaters, blazers, no ties
• Color Schemes
• Color wheel
• Analog, complementary, split complementary, triad, monotone
chromatic and achromatic
Remember:
“Your most important step is to match your own personal
style to that of the job you want and project not only
professionalism but a sense of self and self-worth by
being confident in what you wear.”
- Michael A. Lubarsky of Askmen.com
THANK YOU