A woman’s appearance is an extension of her personality. The way one dresses greatly influences their personality, including their likes and dislikes, level of happiness and friendliness, and preferences

For example, an interviewer’s initial observation of an applicant at a job interview is their attire. In most cases, the decision has already been decided based on the applicant’s attire and degree of confidence in those few seconds as they go from the entrance to the interview panel.

Similarly, it is humiliating and awkward for you and those around you to arrive at an event and discover that you are not dressed properly. You cannot afford to make a mistake because your clothing speaks for you. Sometimes deciding what to wear is simple, but, sometimes, choosing what to dress to a corporate event is a difficult choice. If there are VIPs present, you should dress to impress while still feeling confident and at comfortable in your clothing.

Here are some tips to get you the best fit for your corporate event.

The invitation

Usually, the invitation will specify the event’s decorum and the ideal dress code. Once you receive the invitation, you will be aware of the location of the event. By contacting the location or searching online, you might learn how sophisticated or casual the venue is. Moreover, you can talk to some of your colleagues to do a little recon before finalizing your dress.

Know your audience

If you are familiar with the event’s hosts or other guests, you may know how they usually dress. For example, if you are aware that the guests generally wear sharp clothes, dress accordingly. Generally, it is better to be on the safer side by being overdressed than underdressed.

Time of event

Timing is the most important consideration when choosing formal wear. When attending an after-hours function that begins between 5 and 7 PM, dress in a way that makes it appear as though you just left an important client meeting. A high-waisted pencil skirt or slick black pants with a silk shirt tucked in are terrific examples.

Picking the color

Do not assume you have to stick to black when it comes to color! Wearing a brilliant shade to a formal event gives you a wonderful opportunity to stand out from the remaining guests who will be wearing black.

Three most common types of Event attires

Business Casual: Business casual might be tricky to explain, but guys look well in pants and a polo or button-down shirt. Women may choose to go with knee-length dresses or skirts and blouse combos, or they may choose to wear trousers and blouses.

Business Formal

Men should dress in a suit with or without a tie if the occasion will be moderately formal. Women could choose knee-length dresses or trouser and blouse combos with closed-toe footwear for an elegant take on business casual look.

Black Tie events

If the event is a black tie event, Men should dress in tuxedos for such events, and women should dress in traditional evening gowns. These dresses will frequently be longer, while shorter dresses are also acceptable.