Daymond offers the following tips on how to look your best, from a business formal environment, to business casual attire:
- Black suit with a slight sheen or tone on tone.
- White or cream shirt preferable with French cuffs
- Never, never wear short sleeves or button down collars.
- Tie with small pattern or plain, tastefully coordinated.
- Well shined black leather shoes with coordinated black leather belt.
- Watch or cufflinks should not be ostentatious.
AUTHORITATIVE
- Navy, black or charcoal suit preferably with a fine pin stripe
- Double breasted presents itself as the ultimate in authoritative, power look accompanied with vest.
- White or light colored blue shirt. If the suit is plain wear a striped shirt.
- French cuffs - very appropriate. Never wear short sleeves or button down collars.
- Strongly contrasting tie; plain, small pattern or stripe. No picture or large design
- Well shined black leather shoes with coordinated black leather belt.
- Jewelry that is elegant and not ostentatious.
- White pocket square.
CORPORATE DRESS
- Season appropriate suit, sport jacket or blazer and pant.
- Medium to light colored shirt with a suit, dark blazer or sport jacket.
- Button down collars are fine.
- Coordinated tie.
- Black or dark brown shoes well polished with matching belt.
- Tasteful jewelry that is not ostentatious.
BUSINESS CASUAL
- Sport jacket or blazer and dress pant or softly structured suit.
- Consider wool, microfiber or even silk. Textured fabrics are great.
- Patch pockets as a nice casual touch.
- Knit top or open collared shirt. T-shirts with dark jeans in raw denim.
- Long sleeves shirt worn with no tie with shirt tucked in.
- Leather shoes with coordinated belt.
- Tasteful jewelry that is not ostentatious.
CASUAL
- Semi casual slacks with a pressed crease in wool, microfiber, cotton or cotton blend.
- Knit top or open collared shirt polo shirt or T-shirts.
- Leather shoes with coordinated belt. athletic shoes, boat shoes, etc acceptable.
1 comment:
Thanks for sharing these tips. Not many guys know that there are "levels" when it comes to dressing formally.
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