Dress code - This word came to us from the English language and being able to dress. To put this in simple terms, the dress-code - this is the international rules of etiquette in dress, appearance standards in different situations, from business meetings to social receptions and corporate parties.

Important deals are often in an informal setting and, of course, a part of success depends on appearance. In a choice of evening attire trendsetters have provided the ladies quite a varied wardrobe. For example, a lady at an evening reception will not stand out from the crowd in a long dress with open shoulders and a lace "body", coupled with a long skirt. But in both cases, you can not do without the jewelry and accessories, which should emphasize the individuality and blend with clothing. We will help you to deal with this system, but before we make a small digression into the history of the dress code.

Clothing has long carries information on the status of man, the way of his occupation, on the financial situation. But the concept of the dress code appeared recently in the UK and spread rapidly around the world. At the beginning of the XIX century was dominated by aristocratic manners, but after World War I in the fashion industry began to emerge such thing as a convenience and simplicity. Along with these qualities in the dressing room all over the world came to mediocrity. Only after World War II it was eradicated. People want to dress in a diverse, vibrant colors.

There is a very serious argument against the free style of clothing: the employee, work directly with customers should look professional. In this case, it is important how you express yourself in the workplace, not your personal inclinations. Even though relief is usually done for people of creative professions (designers, artists, writers, journalists, photographers) in the main business world dictates the rather rigid rules.