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PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE How to Dress for Success

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Page 1: Professional Etiquette

PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE

How to Dress for Success

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OVERVIEW: Making an Impression Building your Professional

Wardrobe Specifics of Dress

BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS READY BUSINESS CASUAL CASUAL CASUAL

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Building your Professional Wardrobe

Invest a portion of your money in a great suit!• Lasts longer, timeless

Shop SMART• Think in advance, look for

sales• Buy pieces that are

versatile

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Building your Professional Wardrobe

Before shopping, check your current wardrobe• Find pieces that you

can wear to work, then shop for “FILLERS”

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Professional Wardrobe for WOMEN

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Professional Wardrobe for

MEN

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Building your Professional Wardrobe BUY THE ESSENTIALS

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Building your Professional Wardrobe BUY THE ESSENTIALS

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The Specifics for Women SUITS

- Pants or skirt with a matching blazer- Color: Navy, Charcoal gray,

and black - Patterns: Should be muted

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The Specifics for Women BLOUSES

- Tops can be button ups, turtle necks, or fashion blouses

- Keep colors neutral. Don’t wear loud colors or patterns

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The Specifics for Women SKIRTS

- Should be of modest length- Make sure the skirt is

appropriate for walking, climbing stairs, or sitting

- Slits are appropriate if not too long

- Skirts for professional wear should be fitting but not flowing

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The Specifics for Men SUITS

- Pants w/ matching jacket/blazer

- Color: Navy, Charcoal gray, and black

- Patterns: Should be muted

RULE OF THUMB:Any suit jacket should fit your shoulders.

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The Specifics for Women JEWELRY

- Earrings, a modest necklace, bracelet, and few rings are acceptable

- Keep the ring count down to one per hand

- Prohibited: • Dangling earrings• Loud and/or noisy

necklace and bracelet

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The Specifics for Men JEWELRY

- Keep to a minimum- Wedding bands and a watch are

a maximum- Watches should be conservative

and not flashy- No earring or bracelets

TIES- Should reach the top of your belt

buckle- Buy quality ties that do not

wrinkleRULE OF THUMB:Patterned tie: SOLID COLOR SHIRTSolid color tie: STRIPED SHIRT

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The Specifics for Women SHOES

- Must be clean and polished- Wear comfortable ones- Closed toe pumps are

preferred, however open/peep-toed shoes are acceptable

STOCKINGS/HOSIERY- Should be worn with skirts- Must be plain and neutral-

colored- Should look good on the

outfit

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The Specifics for Men SHOES

- Best material is leather- Shoes can be with or without

shoe ties SOCKS

- Should match the color of your shoes and slacks

- Should cover or reach mid-calf

- Exposing skin due to short socks is not professional

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The Specifics for Women GROOMING

- Keep hair our of your face- Nails should be painted a

natural color. - Makeup should look natural

and clean. Too much color can be distracting

- Keep nails and teeth well-maintained

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The Specifics for Men GROOMING

- Keep hair, nails, and teeth well-maintained

- Hair should be short and well-kept. Long beards project a less professional image

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The Specifics for Women ACCESSORIES

- Should be kept to a - minimum- Bags/handbags should be

versatile- Scarves/belts should match

your outfit BODY MODIFICATION

- Tattoos should be covered with clothing/makeup

- Piercings: One hole on each ear; any other should be removed

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The Specifics for Men ACCESSORIES

- Should be kept to a minimum

- Vests, cuff links, and ties should match the rest of your outfit, but don’t wear all at once BODY MODIFICATION

- Tattoos should be covered with clothing/makeup

- Men should have no piercing visible

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The Types of DressesAcceptable during weekdays: Business Professional Business – Ready Business Casual

Acceptable during weekends: Casual Casual

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BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL

- Three-piece suit- Men should wear a tie- Closed-toe plain heels for

women and black leather shoes for men

RULE OF THUMB:If you have to question an item, don’t wear it.

The goal for Business Professional is to look the best that you can.

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BUSINESS-READY

WOMEN: Modest skirt or pants An appropriate blouseMEN: Slacks Button-up shirt Tie

This is defined as one simple change away from business professional wear.

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BUSINESS CASUALWOMEN: Wear some neutral colors,

but add one pop of color for a more casual look

Keep your attire classy and timeless

Don’t experiment with radical colors

MEN: Tie is not needed You can step away from basic

colors of blue, white, and gray

Light pastel colors are acceptable

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CASUAL SATURDAY Jeans, casual pants Polo shirts/blouses Flats, Sneakers Prohibited:

T-SHIRT• Mini-skirts• Sleeveless, spaghetti

straps, tube tops• Slippers

RULE OF THUMB:Know what is appropriate.

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BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL

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BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL

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BUSINESS READY

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BUSINESS READY

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BUSINESS CASUAL

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BUSINESS CASUAL

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CASUAL SATURDAY

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CASUAL SATURDAY

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BIG NO NO: JEANSJeans are allowed during Casual Saturdays BUT wearing tattered jeans is strictly prohibited.

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Shorts are NOT allowed in the office. Wear skirts or pants.

BIG NO NO: SHORTS

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If you can see skin when bending over or sitting down,wear something different.

BIG NO NO: MINI SKIRTS

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BIG NO NO: T-SHIRTST-Shirts, promotional and collarless shirts are not allowed.

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Dress modestly; leave room for imagination.

BIG NO NO: Sleeveless, Tube tops, Spaghetti

Straps

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BIG NO NO:Jersey, Sports Jacket, Rugged Wear Not allowed during corporate weekdays.

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BIG NO NO: Sneakers Rubber shoes Sandals Slippers Boat shoes

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Make sure your clothes aren’t too big.

NOT ACCEPTABLE

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Facial piercings are not allowed in the office. It makes you look less professional.

NOT ACCEPTABLE

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Wear solid colors or muted patterns. “Keep it neutral, keep it classy, keep it covered.”

NOT ACCEPTABLE

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Wear solid colors or muted patterns. “Keep it neutral, keep it classy, keep it covered.”

NOT ACCEPTABLE

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Leggings/Jeggings should never be worn as an alternative to pants in the office.

NOT ACCEPTABLE

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DRESS how you want to be

ADDRESSED.