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Dressing for Success
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Lets go back in history 1848 America creates first civilian work uniform Levis denim overalls
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Early 1900s The Lounge Suit Three matching pieces a white shirt a stiff collar a necktie
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1950s The Gray Flannel Suit
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1960s Khaki casual evolves into a denim counter culture Hair gets its own paragraph in dress codes
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1970s Dress for success books and consultants come into view Navy, blue pinstripes, a white shirt, and a small print red tie
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1980s Power suits emerge Broad shouldered, double-breasted suits The meaning of power
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1990s a more relaxed dress code emerges
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Business Professional Before you shop Dress differs by region and climate Get a copy of your companys dress code Fit your dress to that of your co-workers Think quality before quantity
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What to Wear Gentlemen Suit Matching jacket and pants Dress shirt Coordinating socks and shoes Undershirt Avoid loud colors and flashy ties Ladies Pant suit Coat dress Dress with jacket Blouse or shell Skin-toned nylons Basic pumps Ladies and Gentlemen: Quality rain coat and winter coat
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Maintaining Your Professional Look Take care of your clothes Buy versatile fabrics Accessorize for variations in your look
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Business Casual casual means informal dont be too casual relaxed version of business professional crisp, neat, and appropriate invest in quality clothes
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The Rules Consider the work environment Strive for consistency Ask first, dress later Look inside your closet
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the DOs for men Sport Coat/Blazer Casual Button-Down Oxford Shirt Khakis Traditional Dress Pants Long-Sleeved Solid or Striped Shirt Dark Socks Matching Belt and Shoes
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the DOs for women Cotton Shirts Cardigan Twin Sets Business Skirt or Pants Blouse or Sweater Blazer or Vest Neutral Hosiery Flat or Low Heels
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please dont… dont wear tight clothing dont try to stand out dont wear gym clothes or jeans dont show up in tennis shoes dont look like you are attending a party or picnic
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Common Accessories Belts Briefcase/purse Coat/umbrella Hosiery Jewelry Scarves Shoes Socks Suspenders Watches
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Good Grooming Hair Make-up Nails Scent
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Interviewing This is your first impression Do your research Our suggestions Pressed and polished Trial run Think conservatively Leave primping time Comfort is key
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The End
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