What are the taboos of men's professional wear
Men's professional dress etiquette
Suit shirt:
1. Suit should keep the same color matching, and the best fabric is dark or dark blue. Avoid wearing old suits.
2. Don't wear a new suit to attend an interview with an important company. 70% of the new clothes are the most natural and appropriate.
3. In the formal interview, trousers and ironing are better. The length of the trousers should cover three-quarters of the heel in an upright position.
4. Classic white shirt will never be out of fashion, while blue shirt is the best choice for men in IT industry, which can reflect wisdom and calm temperament. Don't wear patterned or striped shirts. Natural fiber fabric is the best, because cotton is easy to wrinkle.
5. A decorative handkerchief in the chest pocket of a suit looks quite chic.
6. It's very necessary to have your clothes cleaned and ironed before the interview.
Tie on:
1. The best tie in the material and style with the existing suit, shirt is the same. The length of the tie should be as long as the buckle. It is worth reminding that it is better not to use tie clips! The use of tie clip is only a habit in a few Asian countries. It has a strong regional color and is not a common international practice.
2. Try to choose a bright tie. When buying, you can consult your wife or girlfriend for advice. If it is too bright, it will be more appropriate to give others a clear and good impression.
3. Tie irregularity gives people a sense of dishevelled clothes, try to fasten the tie clip.
4. Boy's tie should not be too long, generally to the trouser belt, can not do not tie clip, that is a married man's logo.
5. There is only one acceptable choice for neckties - silk ties, linen ties that are often wrinkled, woolly, synthetic fibers that don't tie well and look cheap.
Shoes and socks:
1. Don't wear sneakers. Try not to choose a pointed style that gives people aggressive feeling. Shoes with square head and lace up are the best choice.
2. The color of suits and leather shoes should be conservative. It's better to avoid wearing excessive and unusual colors when interviewing. Wearing black leather shoes is the most safe and secure choice. Although it is black leather shoes, but also must often wipe, keep the upper clean and bright!
3. The color of socks should be consistent with the color of shoes and trousers, and the length should be enough to reach the lower leg.
Attention to details:
1. If you wear a double breasted suit, you must button all the buttons; if you wear a single breasted suit, you must button one on a formal occasion; if you have two buttons, you should button up one; if you have three buttons, you should button one in the middle.
2. For those who wear glasses, the best way to wear glasses is to make people feel stable and harmonious. The height of the upper frame of glasses should be 1 / 2 between eyebrows and eyes, and the outer frame should be parallel to the widest part of the face.
3, heavy body odor and halitosis are taboo. Shaving water is an appropriate substitute for men's perfume.
4. Do not put keys, mobile phones, change, etc. in your trouser pocket.
5. Hair style should be appropriate. Don't cut your hair the day before the interview. Your hair should not be too long. You can't dye or perm your hair. You can't wear jewelry.
Taboo of men's professional wear
1. Never fasten the last button of a suit coat;
2. Don't wear a shirt alone in a formal occasion;
As we all know, in the world of suits, there is an unwritten rule that you can't just wear shirts on formal occasions. If you are unfortunate to do so, the visual effect created is no less than the famous fairy tale emperor's new clothes. In response to this problem, almost all clothing books will say this - "because the shirt is originally underwear. (it's only since 1800 that I've had the habit of wearing underwear under dressshirt.) The trouble is not only that, if the shirt as underwear, can not be worn alone outside the practice is understandable. The most puzzling thing is that the shirt, as a coat, stipulates in the dress code that the hem of the shirt should not be exposed in formal occasions, and must be placed in the pants. In many schools in the west, in addition to banning 'hair dyeing and smoking', it is also stipulated that 'the hem of a shirt should not be exposed'. American football star Terrell Owens was once fined for pulling his uniform shirt out. It seems that this is a regulation that has to be taken seriously.
If it is reasonable for people with light weight, putting the bottom of the shirt in the pants can highlight a good body proportion. However, for some middle-aged fat, big bellied men, it is absolutely a kind of punishment to put the shirt over the bulging belly and force the remaining poor hem into the trousers. The late tenor Pavarotti, who complained publicly about the problem, had to tailor a shirt with an extra long hem to cope with his overwhelming stomach.
So how did this unfortunate dress code come into being? In the British Museum, there are several shirts that were worn between the 18th and 19th centuries. The length of those shirts is about knee. There are yellow stains on the front and back of the crotch part of the shirt hem. I think that should be the trace formed by covering the crotch. At that time, the shirt was equivalent to the current underwear. Maybe at that time, the shirt was stuffed into the pants for fixation. If you can't wear a shirt alone on a formal occasion because it's the underwear of the past, then the reason why you can't pull out the bottom of the shirt is because the former part was men's underwear. And if you don't hide your shirt in your pants, you're a Superman with underwear on.