Fashion Trends

Wearng a costume!

All of us know that the costume is an important part of a wardrobe, consisting of several parts: a jacket, skirt or trousers and possibly a jacket. Costumes can be both for men and for women, but recently the line between them is becoming less pronounced. We, women, dress up and made it one of our main clothes. But which of us doesn’t doubt in the choice of “the very” dress for an interview or important business meeting?

Typically, a case when a woman puts on a suit is a special case. That should be in your mind when selecting a costume. What is its purpose? When and where will you put on that costume?

If you are going to work in an office where there is strict atmosphere a subordination, you will always need a costume. Now the costumes have become popular for other exits. For example, at a wedding or birthday party of the elder cousin. Or even for an evening out to the theater or a restaurant!

Pants or skirt!

The traditional women’s clothing is skirt. Of course, you must be attentive to the atmosphere of your job, but you must know that a woman in a skirt looks more professional than in pantsuit. If you already work in a company for some time, the image can be changed and experimented with. But don’t wear pants to the interview, if so, of course, is not specifically stated. While preparing for an interview, try to talk to the employees, or visit the site to see what is included in the concept of the dress code.

And finally, the most important thing is style!

The style of a business person must conform strictly to the profession and intentions. If you go to an interview, remember the rules of successful dating with the company, as well as of the norms of the company itself. If the costume is a prerequisite, the following recommendations can help you:

-Be conservative.

-Choose the skirts that will cover the knees when you sit down.

-If this length does not suit you, the skirt should be no shorter than five inches above the knees.

-Don’t show more than leg knee.

-Always wear a jacket buttoned at the time of interview.

-Choose neutral colors – brown, beige, black, dark blue.

-If you can afford only one suit, it is better if it is dark.

-Don’t fan with the drawings: uniform fabric, ribbon or a soft box is quite permissible.

-Wool, wool with cotton or silk, synthetics, a little starchy cotton – these are the fabrics that will make a good impression in the conservative office.

-For the convenience of moving, the zipper should be on the back of the skirt.

-Be sure to select the blouse or shirt, but not T-shirt or jumper.

If you are wearing a classic skirt in a fairly democratic office, allow yourself a little diversity. You can use accessories or a combination of the suit jacket with more comfortable trousers, wear bright colours and easy materials. Before you can afford something bold, like a short skirt, check with the office rules. Note: remember that with the clothes you will make impression and people will judge you by how you are dressed. Sometimes the only way to be accepted seriously is to dress conservatively.

One of the less common “costume” cases is an evening outfit. For this almost everything will be suitable. It all depends on you: your physical appearance, the figure style, preferences and financial opportunities. Satin, velvet and silk are the most winning materials for the evening. Large collar or a jacket, wore without blouses – unexpected findings that will complement your evening image.

Be sure that the purchased clothes are suitable for the purpose for which they are needed. Take care of a good tailor, and if you’ll do everything correctly, you will make a lasting impression on the interview or in the office or maybe during a secular party!