Dress code - a form of clothing that is designed to attend certain events. This term originated in the UK and spread very quickly around the world. The most popular types of dress code are: Whitetie, Ultra-formal, BlackTie, Black Tie Formal, Black Tie nvited, Black Tie Optional, Creative Black Tie, Cocktail Attire, Semi-formal, A5 (AfterFive), Casual.
Dress code at work
The type of dress code at work depends on the activities of the firm. People of creative professions can wear rather extravagant apparels, those who are the face of the firm, must wear clothes in the classical style. In the working dress code, the office style of clothing is most often used. As for the dress code for the corporate, it will ideally look a cocktail dress to the knee, which, with the right selection of accessories will look very advantageous. The trouser suit of the evening plan will also be appropriate.
Dress code outside work
Dress code in the theater. It is best to come to the theater in evening dress. It can be a dress in the floor or midi. The outfit should be made of expensive fabrics in a noble color scheme. For such cases, bright makeup, high-heeled shoes are typical. The most appropriate option for a dress code in a restaurant is a classic black dress that can be complemented with accessories.
The dress code is on a visit. There are no special rules for choosing clothes for a visit to the guests. In a close circle, everyone perceives each other with understanding, so you can dress as you want. If it's about celebrating a birthday, wedding anniversary or other events, then it's worth dressing nicely, but not defiantly.
Compliance with the dress code is not easy. With a responsible approach to it, you get an ideal image that fits the right event.
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