2.  There are three different categories of clothing attire:  Formal Business Attire  Business Causal Attire  Casual Attire

3.  There are certain rules of formal business attire that is required for certain jobs but they vary for different jobs as well.  Some jobs define formal business attire for men and women as a suit and tie for the men and a suit and heels for a woman.  The trick is to look conservative and professional.

4. Men:Women: Suit (sometimes the jacket is optional) Sports jacket is accepted sometimes Leather, closed toe shoes Tie Dress pants Button down shirt (preferably white) Cuff links (not always a requirement) Suits (either with skirts or tailored trousers) Closed toe pumps Businesslike dresses Hosiery Blouses Scarves

7.  Aim for a classic and understated look.  Pick clothing that is comfortable yet communicates a professional attitude.  Always make sure that you wear something that could easily be converted into business formal in case of an emergency meeting or something else unexpected.

8. Men:Women: Collared shirt (polo or oxford) Tie (optional, depending on where you are) Trousers of any color Acceptable shoes (loafers) Belt Blouse Sweater (optional) Conservative jewelry Dressy slacks Minimal patterns Informal dress

11.  This is what you would wear on the weekend, not to your job.  Do not dress casually to your job unless you have been told a specific date in which you are allowed  Casual does not mean sweatpants and t-shirts or jeans with holes and strapless shirts.  No cut-offs either.  Keep yourself looking clean and professional.

14.  http://www.casualpower.com/business_casu al_tips/biz_attire.html http://www.casualpower.com/business_casu al_tips/biz_attire.html  http://tcbsolutions.net/Proper_Attire_and_eti quette_for_men_and_women.pdf http://tcbsolutions.net/Proper_Attire_and_eti quette_for_men_and_women.pdf  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_casua l http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_casua l