I assume we know what we need to wear when going to a business lunch or a cocktail party.
Being underdressed may put out a wrong impression about the person you are.
Imagine going to a business conference looking like you dressed for a gothic themed party.
Do you think you would be taken seriously by the people who are present there? I doubt it.
The way you dress does leave an impression on people, whether we like it or not.
What is going on in parliament is mind boggling.
For honourable members to come in, dressed like garden workers and domestic workers still doesn’t make sense to me.
I recently went to a wedding and I was taken aback to see the number of people who were underdressed.
We all received the same invitation and I believed the dress code was highlighted.
Wearing jeans, T-shirt and sneakers is not formal as far as I know.
That’s what you wear when you go out to grab a bite with friends.
A wedding is a special occasion which you are invited to.
The least you can do is put in the effort.
After all, the bride and groom spent quite a lot to make the day memorable.
People need to start respecting themes that hosts request.
I simply don’t understand people who don’t even take interviews seriously.
Walking into a boardroom dressed in a wrinkled shirt, baggy jeans and unpolished shoes will not do you any favours with the interviewer.
We normally don’t realise that we lose jobs because of the way we are dressed when going for the interview.
You cannot expect to make an impression when you haven’t even bothered with the way you look.
I believe that certain colours are symbolic for certain occasions.
What really makes me cringe, is people who go to funerals wearing bright colours or florals.
Has it occurred to them that we are morning the dead and not going to a pool party.
Yes, it’s good to express yourself through the way you dress, but respecting the environment you are in needs to be taken into consideration
We all have different personalities which come alive in the way we dress.
