The importance of personalising your style
Maybe it’s for a special occasion or just to look your best at work there a number of fashion rules to be mindful of when wearing a suit, shirt and tie. We at Amalfi Shirts have compiled some helpful tips that will help you make the impression you desire. While it’s important to look professional, confident, and stylish in any corporate situation you really should be aiming to give your appearance a ‘sense of individualism’ (not in an over the top way of course..) With a number of professional companies now promoting a ‘business casual’ work attire quite often you’re suit jacket may not make it out of the cupboard, let alone through the revolving foyer door. This means that your business shirt carries a fair burden- not only is it practical but it is the window to your fashion soul so we implore you to give your shirt selection the respect it deserves.
There is a overabundance of research which talks about the importance of non- verbal cues in making the right impression. If you allow me the liberty of summarizing this extensive literature- they are conclude in some way, shape or form that what you wear is a statement about you.
It’s critical that you choose your attire carefully and pay attention to even the small details to ensure you’ll continue to make great impressions. The basics are all about being coordinated, tasteful, and espousing a touch of individualism.
Being coordinated is literally about matching things and shouldn’t be harder than ensuring that when matching a shirt and tie make sure one is a strong colour while the other is subtle. We at Amalfi Shirts prefer stylish and classic coloured shirts matched with bold and strong coloured ties. If you need or want, you have the opportunity to learn more about what works from surfing the net to picking up a fashion biased magazine- you’ll soon get the idea of what coordination is all about.
Well, as they say- taste is in the eye of the beholder however unfortunately not everyone has it. If you’re not 100% sure- phone a friend, send us an email, pick someone who you admire for their sense of fashion and ask them for their advice. Again, see how the pros do it by picking up any one of a number of men’s fashion publications (you know near the ‘adult’ section at your local newsstand. In most business situations the beholder may be your boss or in fact the broader business community so try and strike a balance between demonstrating your sense of style and wearing colours and clothing that won’t offend the majority.
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