The most important dress codes
Which socks fit which dress code?
Dress codes are a science in itself. The gradations range from casual, slightly formal, formal, formal and very formal to highly official and high -strength. It is important that the clothing is always adapted to event, circumstances, age and figure. In general, contrasts (black and white) work more professional than sound-in-tone combinations. Whether in everyday business or private life - it is important to avoid stylistic kick on the fat.
Socks with comic figures, childish batik patterns and oversized company logos have no place in the business world. Dresses must not be too narrow, too far or too old -fashioned. Taboo are also visible naked calf legs, white socks, brown shoes to the black suit or braces at the evening gala.
Dress code casual
Casual means as much as leisure clothing. Not to be confused with the well-known slabber look. For example, a shirt or polo shirt with jeans or a chinese pose. The tie can be kept in the wardrobe.
Dress code “Business Casual”
The “Business Casual” is dressed in a relaxed business lunch, afterwork or on the business trip. The jeans stay in the wardrobe, elegant fabric trousers take up their place. A classic suit with a university shirt, tie and knee socks are also sufficient.
Dress code “Smart Casual”
The dress code between sportiness and easy elegance allows a wider scope for maneuver. It does not necessarily need a dark suit and a tie. Here, for example, fabric or cord pants, a shirt or a polo shirt with a jacket fit. Jeans in a dark color are also fine. More information about “Smart Casual” can be found here.
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Dress code "Business Attire"
A serious and elegant demeanor is expected in business life. Wear a dark one or two-row, a university shirt, a tie and matching socks. The jacket is only stored if it is too hot. Visible, bare skin between socks and the hosenum is also an absolute no-go when sitting. There is more about the "Business Attire" dress code.
Dress code "Black Tie / Cravate Noire"
Dark clothing always includes a festive occasion. Here you combine a black tuxedo with a vest or grief federation with a white smoking shirt and of course a black fly. With the dress code “Black Tie / Cravate Noire” you are well dressed at every festive evening event.
Dress code "White Tie / Cravate Blanche"
The more festive the occasion, the more elegant the dress code. A tailcoat is desirable at “White Tie / Cravate Blanche”. To do this, you wear a white tailgem shirt and a white, hand -bound silk fly - never a tie. In this presentation, they are well received even at the Vienna Opera Ball.
Dress code guide
The dress code guide brings you stylishly through everyday life. With concentrated knowledge of the dress codes casual, smart casual, business casual, business attire, black tie and white tie, you are prepared for every situation.
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