Week 11: Etiquette of Proper Dressing

Definition: Etiquette of proper dressing refers to knowing what is appropriate to wear for a particular occasion.

General Principles:

1. Appropriateness for the Occasion: Consider the event, setting, and your role when choosing an outfit.
2. Cleanliness and Maintenance: Ensure your clothes are clean, pressed, and free of wrinkles.
3. Fit and Comfort: Clothes should fit well, neither too tight nor too loose, and be comfortable to wear.
4. Modesty: Avoid clothing that reveals too much skin or is otherwise considered inappropriate for the setting.
5. Well-Groomed Appearance: Maintain a clean and polished appearance, including hair, nails, and hygiene.

Specific Situations:

1. Workplace: Dress professionally and conservatively, following the company's dress code.
2. Social Events: Choose outfits that are appropriate for the type of event.
3. Funerals: Black or dark colors are typically worn.
4. Interviews: Dress professionally and conservatively to make a good impression.

Etiquette for School Dressing:

1. Wear your school uniform and abide by the school dress code.
2. Ensure your school uniform is clean and tidy.
3. Wear your school uniform properly, with the shirt tucked into the pants or skirt and the collar buttoned up.

Dressing Etiquette Tips:

1. Ensure your clothes are always clean, wrinkle-free, and in good condition.
2. Fold clothes neatly in your wardrobe.
3. Pay attention to grooming.
4. Maintain neat hair.
5. Trimmed nails.
6. Choose appropriate footwear, such as polished shoes that complement your outfit.

Don'ts:

1. Avoid wearing tight clothing.
2. Avoid wearing revealing clothing.
3. Don't wear clothing with offensive messages or images.

Remember, dressing etiquette is about being comfortable around people and making people comfortable around you.