Believe it or not, you are a walking message to others.

“Finding the role” communicates an attitude toward the goals you are pursuing. People see what you are before hearing what you are. Your clothes send a message about you. His style of attraction speaks of his economic situation, social circle, level of sophistication, morality and state of mind. Right or wrong, clothes often make judgments about a person. Make sure you know what your clothes say about you.

Presentation is your gift to others. Reveal what you consider most important about yourself to a potential client, employer, or partner.

Regardless of the dress code at the prospect, employer, or social gathering, find the best appropriate outfit to wear. The set chosen should make you feel like a million dollars.

What to do days before:

It is often said that “proper planning avoids poor performance.” It is true to achieve any goal, especially fashion.

Try on your outfit for the occasion. If your suit is too big, pants / sleeves, check with a tailor. If your suit is too small, buy a new one. Make sure all buttons are present and there are no smudges on anything you are wearing. Of course, make sure your shoes are polished. Often times, hiring bosses, clients, and potential colleagues determines what kind of person you are based on how shiny your shoes shine (no branding).

The previous night:

Determine what you will wear, full set, suit, jewelry, bag, shoes, watch. Iron anything on your set that needs attention. Determine how you will style your hair? Men keep it clean, women keep it classy for the occasion. Make sure to take a “spa bath” and apply a deodorant to “feel fresh”, just in case you find yourself in an uncomfortable environment that makes you sweat.

Helpful tips for ladies

Make sure the set fits correctly (as close to the perfect image as possible). In the grooming area, remove unwanted facial hair, upper lip area, chin, eyebrows, well-groomed fingernails / toenails, make sure the polish is not chipped, the nails are not too much long, light in perfume. Even if you have brushed in the morning, chewing gum or chewing a mint before entering the doors of the event, it does not hurt.

Helpful tips for men

Make sure the ensemble fits you well (as close to athletic appearance as possible). In grooming area, trim ear, nose and eyebrow hair, trim and clean nails. Get your hair cut too, if you’re wearing a suit make sure you can button it up. Pants must have the crease, no stains on shirt, tie, pants, and polished shoes. Socks should be long enough not to show skin when sitting on a chair. Accessories need to match color, for example, if you don’t know how to color, most occasions you can get by with black belt, black shoes, black socks and a black band watch. If you are wearing a suit, the tie should be the correct length, the end of the tie should be right next to the belt buckle, lightly spray cologne, add a simple watch and ring. Finally, as you drive towards the occasion, chewing on a mint or gum can save the day.

Remember, there are four basic body types; the inverted triangle, rectangle, triangle and hourglass. Within those body types, no two are the same. Before buying, it’s important to start by understanding your body type and then dressing for balance. Other tips to help you project the correct image include:

1. Consciously choose clothes that make you feel authentic, that say something about your personality even before you say a word.
2. Align your clothes with your personal and professional goals. In other words, dress for the job you want, not the job you have.
3. Wear your clothes as a form of social communication. The clothes you wear can change the professional attention you receive, the kinds of people you become friends with, and even the kinds of dates you attract.
4. Buy your image. Don’t just focus on the style of the moment. Buy in stores that project the image you want to send.
5. Consider hiding and revealing strategies to help you look your best.
6. Find your best body color and scent.

Scan fashion magazines to find someone you admire how you dress to find out what you could do differently to enhance your appearance, add color, and accessories. Men, if you are looking for role models in the area of ​​fashion to follow Michael Jordan, George Clooney, Russell Simmons and Ryan Seacrest, they are not bad to follow. Women, Beyonce, Michelle Obama, Faith Hill and Kate Middleton present you a world of colors, scents, styles and accessories.

Your career and life are much more likely to flourish if it seems like an extension of your dream job or the public face of the company rather than a monstrosity that escaped ‘sterling’.