This document provides tips on dressing appropriately for a presentation. It recommends dressing in a conservative, professional manner to make a good first impression and not distract from the presentation. For men, it suggests a well-tailored suit in a basic color. For women, it advises choosing clothing that does not draw attention away from the face. Additional tips include dressing comfortably, doing a dress rehearsal, planning for any presentation props, and bringing a calming personal item. The goal is to feel confident through proper preparation.
This document provides tips on dressing appropriately for a presentation. It recommends dressing in a conservative, professional manner to make a good first impression and not distract from the presentation. For men, it suggests a well-tailored suit in a basic color. For women, it advises choosing clothing that does not draw attention away from the face. Additional tips include dressing comfortably, doing a dress rehearsal, planning for any presentation props, and bringing a calming personal item. The goal is to feel confident through proper preparation.
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This document provides tips on dressing appropriately for a presentation. It recommends dressing in a conservative, professional manner to make a good first impression and not distract from the presentation. For men, it suggests a well-tailored suit in a basic color. For women, it advises choosing clothing that does not draw attention away from the face. Additional tips include dressing comfortably, doing a dress rehearsal, planning for any presentation props, and bringing a calming personal item. The goal is to feel confident through proper preparation.
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Institute IBA INTRODUCTION Making the right first impression may be vital to the success of your presentation so it is important that you decide on the image that you want to convey and dress appropriately. Even before you begin to speak, members of your audience are likely to have formed opinions about you based on the way you are dressed, your personal grooming, posture and body language. If you surprise them in some way, they will be distracted and this will lessen the impact of what you’re saying. LOW KEY APPROACH • For men, this often means a well tailored but conservative suit in a basic color such as navy, gray or black. Shirts can be used to add color and individuality and you will need to judge how far to take this. • For women, It is advisable to follow the basic rule that your clothing shouldn’t draw attention to itself and the colors should make it easy to focus on your face. • This projects a professional image and does not cause a distraction. TIPS FOR DRESSING FOR SUCCESS 1) DRESS APPROPRAITELY
• Depends upon the audience and the venue
• For Workshop in corporate sector wear Business Suit • If not sure what is appropriate, ask the meeting planner • If still not sure what looks good, consult a style expert TIPS FOR DRESSING FOR SUCCESS
2) DRESS COMFORTABLY
• Clothes that allow you to breathe and feel comfortable.
• Avoid high heeled shoes. • Avoid Pants with tight waistbands. TIPS FOR DRESSING FOR SUCCESS
3) DO A DRESS REHEARSAL
• If your outfit is not something you're used to wearing,
practice wearing it while delivering your presentation TIPS FOR DRESSING FOR SUCCESS
4) CONSIDER YOUR PROPS
• If you'll be wearing a lavaliere or clip-on microphone,
plan ahead how you will wear it. • Also plan where you will put the microphone unit, especially if you don't have a pocket or sturdy waistband. TIPS FOR DRESSING FOR SUCCESS
4) BRING OR WEAR SOMETHING MEANINGFUL
If you're nervous, having some kind of physical reminder
of something special can help calm your nerves e.g.
• The watch you received when you got promoted
• you could wear a necklace that you got on your birthday. • A special pen in your pocket • Avoid Bracelets, as that clink loudly when you move your arm MIRROR CHECK
When you do a final check in the mirror before you
present, you should be able to smile at yourself and feel confident. Q&A Data Sources http://www.google.com.pk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CDMQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F %2Fkern.org%2Fwp-files%2Fkern.org%2Fhr %2F2010%2F03%2FDressCode2004c.ppt&rct=j&q=powerpoint%20presentation%20on%20dress %20code&ei=W7DATbWzC5HIvQPzsoSjBA&usg=AFQjCNEhJDNpxVmda1632-7OBU-KW9KFAw