Frankfinn suggest you Key point for How to Dress Smart for work
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As the famous saying goes, first impressions last long. Your first impression is a mix of many things, from how you behave, how you conduct yourself, how you react to how you dress. And work is a place where you want your first impression to be impressive and positive. It is widely said that what you wear to work is how you are perceived by your co-workers. Thus, it is very important to project an image that is professional, dynamic, confident and flattering.
It has been proved by various psychologists that wearing unflattering colours, ill-fitting clothes, or inappropriate styles to work can affect how you advance in your professional environment and job.
The image you want to project at work is simple, clean and cooperative and aware of others’ presence, thus never wear shabby, un-ironed clothes to work.
Wear formal clothes to work, keep the colours solid and not too fancy prints. Formal clothes do not ‘always’ mean that you have to be stuffed all day under uncomfortable clothes like suits, ties, etc.
The environment and atmosphere of every work place is different from the each other. Thus, try to fit into the tone of the formality/casualness of your workplace.
But in order to fit into the group, do not forget/forgo a little bit of your own style, because being uncomfortable is the last things you want, to shift your focus from work.
Wear clothes that fit you just right. To look too smart, you do not need to wear fitted clothes and to avoid being uncomfortable, never try too baggy and lose clothes.
Dressing does not only include clothes, the whole look you take to work completes your dressing. Thus keep in mind that good grooming is what completes your look. A well groomed person would be the one who,
Keeps their hair neat and reasonably done.
Do not necessarily wear a lot of make-up to look smart.
Have a smart posture, and not to sloppy and droopy at work.
Wear shoes that are clean, well fitted and do not make too much noise.
Do not make too much noise while walking; don’t drag their shoes or make a disturbing noise with their heels.
