Dress Sense for Good Impressive

Formal & Casual Dressing Tips

Two-piece matched suit is always the best and safest choice. Everything should be clean and well ironed. Keep jewelry to a minimum. No more than one ring on each hand. No visible body art. Cover tattoos with clothing if possible because they don’t represent a good and obedient character person. Breath mints - use one before greeting the interviewer, employer representative and no gum, candy or cigarettes.

Common Tips

Stick with navy, blue, tan, gray, burgundy, black and beige as clothing color choices.
Try to use solid colors or conservative prints.
Tailored blouse with a conservative neckline that coordinates nicely with your suit preferable white, off-white, or neutral colored
If you wear pants, they should be creased and tailored, not tight or flowing.
Skin-colored hosiery or hosiery that coordinates with your suit.
Shoes should be closed-toe with low moderate high heels. Try dark leather, low-heeled pumps
No excessively long fingernails. Use conservative nail polish; avoid unusual colors [e.g., green, blue, lavender]
Use accessories in moderation. If you can count more than 13 accessories including buttons, bracelets, rings, earrings, and watch, you are overdoing it.
A watch and possibly a ring are the only pieces of jewelry you should wear and if you normally wear one, take it out.
Match shoe and belt color; don’t mix black and brown
Make sure your tie, when knotted, comes to the middle of your belt buckle