It’s true that if you want to impress your clients, and look great representing your company, you must dress for success. First impressions are everything when it comes to wowing a client. To achieve this, not only do you need to be as competent and informed, but you also want to dress to impress by having the proper wardrobe.

If you work in a law firm, a bank or a consultant group, the best is to pick stiff, classic clothes. A two-piece suit with pants or skirts, which would have to be colors like, black, grey, or a shade of brown.

If you work in a looser, modern environment, such as publicity, journalism, radio, television, you’ll want to impress and wear comfortable clothes. The casual/elegant style would be the best in this scenario. In this situation, you can wear jeans, a blouse, or coat as long as it’s a little formal and the colors aren’t too bright.

If you work in the service industry, such as a hospital, restaurant, salon, your image has to be adorable and there to help customers/patients. The classic two-piece isn’t fit, but you could wear a suit with happy, pale colors. Red could be worn in this case. You can also wear sweaters, shirts, and blouses with designs.

Sometimes you might find yourself holding an invitation to a selected event. On the invitation you can find how to dress.

Dress codes aren’t as strict as they were in past centuries. This means fewer rules, but because of this, the borders between casual and formal are subtle and can be confusing.

Here are three styles when it comes to party invitations:

Formal

This means you cannot wear jeans. The formal code applies to events, such as cocktail parties. Black would be your best choice. For men, a tie is a must!

Black Tie

Any evening dress and purse for women and dark suits and ties for the men.

Casual

You can wear something less conventional, but still be carefully arranged. A suit is ideal both for men and women, regardless of the moment of the day. Jeans are fine only as long as they are simple and without fashionable add ons. Men could wear pants from a suit and a colored shirt.