This presentation outlines dress codes for interviews and business casual settings. It provides guidance for both men and women on appropriate attire. For men, it recommends dark colored trousers, dress shirts tucked in with collar buttoned, and conservative ties. For women, it suggests salwar kameez, formal shirts and trousers, or tunics with trousers in solid colors without plunging necklines or tight fits. Accessories should be minimal and professional. The presentation also discusses why dress codes are important for creating a professional image and basic etiquette, and notes items to avoid such as casual, ripped, or revealing clothing.

2. DRESS CODE
“Be Authentic in what you wear”

3. Group members:-
Nitin dhodi
Niyati Mehta
Ankita Patel
Suraj Patel
Monu Sam
Bhavini Tandel

4. This Presentation Contains
 Definition
 Dress code for Interview
Men
Women
 Dress code for Business casual
Men
Women
 Why dress code
 What not to wear

5. Dress code
 The dress code has built in rules or signals indicating the message being
given by a person's clothing and how it is worn.
 This message may include indications of the person's gender, income,
occupation ,social class,religion attitude, fashion, traditions, gender and
status etc.
 There are different attires for different occasions they are:
o Corporate/business attire
o Interview attire
o Social attire
And many more types…..

9. Dress code – Mens
SHIRTS
As a rule, the simpler the better.
It is important to button up your shirt till the collar button

10. Dress code-Men
TROUSERS:
They should preferably be dark though you may wear beige and
with a dark colored shirt.
Try to have at least one pair of black trousers.
Trousers may or may not
have pleats

11. Dress code-Men
No loud colours or patterns.
Given below are some well accepted colours and patterns
It may be wise to avoid ties with
images and designer logos
TIES

12. Dress code-Men
SHOES
Wear a good pair of leather shoes- black and
brown/tan shoes.
Shoes must be polished everyday.
Do not wear shoes that look casual.
Also, do not wear shoes with worn out
heels.

13. Dress code-Women
You may wear
salwaar kameez or formal shirt/trousers
You may wear a tunic with
a pair of formal trousers.
Preferably choose small prints or self colors.
Avoid plunging necklines, sleeveless and tightfitting clothes

14. Dress code-Women
SHOES/SANDALS
Shoes with 1 ½ - inch heels are standard. You may
wear a pair with smaller heels or a flat pair. Stick with
a black/brown pair. Be sure your shoes are polished
and that your heels are intact.
Do not wear
colorful sandals
Avoid heels and
sandals with bling
Avoid white colored sandals as
they get dirty easily. If you do,
clean them well.

15. Dress code-Women
ACCESSORIES
Earrings
Wear stubs or small rings
Bracelets/Bangles:
You may wear either a bracelet or a bangle..

21. Why Dress code
 Professional image or professionalism
 Personality
 Basic etiquette as its forms impression on other people
because quick judgement about people can be done by
dressing
 It is also necessary because it forms difference in people like
school uniforms for schools etc
 Setting dress codes are good and makes office life simple both
for organisation and the employees and thereby reduce many
complication by not following them

23. What not to wear
Trendy, revealing, casual, or wrinkled
clothing
Clothing that is ripped or torn

24. Low rise pants
BELTS.
Avoid these buckles.