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Old Oct 23, 2006, 12:17 PM
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Dressing etiquettes

I have to give a presentation on dressing etiquettes... if some1 can help...?

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Old Oct 23, 2006, 12:38 PM   #2  
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It seems to me if you have enough technical skill to get here and post your question, then you have what it takes to do some research on the topic and weed through it yourself, hmmmm?

I am happy to help unstick someone sincerely stuck in thier homework or project, but not do it for them.

Here are a few angles for consideration:

How dressing etiquette has changed over time
How dressing etiquette differs in different countries
What significant role dressing etiquette plays in (fill in the blank)
How dressing etiquette does or does not follow fashion

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Old Nov 14, 2006, 10:28 AM   #3  
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I have to give a presentation on dressing etiquettes... if some1 can help...?
Here are the tips that I would give:

Proper fit - clothes that are too tight or too loose never look ladylike.

Seasonally appropriate - just use common sense to avoid linen in the winter and wooly turtlenecks in the warmer months. Also, don't show too much skin in the winter.

Consider who will be there - are you dressing to be with girlfriends or grandma's friends?

Lastly, build your wardrobe on a small foundation of investment peices with classic styling made well from high quality fabric. Keep current by adding trendy items, but following trends requires work to keep up, but classics are always in style!
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