You don’t have to don the latest skinny jeans, but a nod to current trends shows you’re up to date. Look for a dark wash, slim (not skinny) legs with a boot cut.

Raise The Waist
Take advantage of empire shapes that create a waistline that is higher (and slimmer) than your natural waistline.

Shoes Matter
We’re all for comfort. But even upscale labels like Cole Haan have comfrt options so there’s no reason to go around wearing white sneakers with everything. Read more…

Dressing makes a great impact in all areas of life. It represents what you are. Women are more inspired by it. In professional area also dress up means a lot to women. It can not only make or ruin your appearance but to great extent helps in getting or loosing business deals. Properly dressed person represents image of well professional person also. With dressing accessories and personal grooming also matters much in professional field.

A woman’s professional appearance speaks about her professionalism and sincerity towards work. It greatly impresses clients, investors, and customers. This article is awareness about how business women should dress up as well as groom them. Read more…

Women’s Eyewear Trends

Colors
Metals
Translucents
Two-toned
Subtle darks
Tortoise

Shapes
Round
Aviators
Shields
Details
Blacked-out lenses
Gradient or tinted lenses
Low-set temples
Mixed materials
Embellished temples Read more…

Shirts

• The shirt sleeve cuff should be loose and extend to the end of your wrist.
• If your shirt has a button on the sleeve above the cuff, button it.

Collars

• A classic “Straight” collar is appropriate for all suits. It is traditional and conservative.
• The “Tab” or “Pin” collars are other traditional shirts. They are both neat and formal.
• The “Button-Down” collar is the most casual of all business shirts and looks fine without a tie.
• “Banded” and “Mock” collars are nice alternatives to a traditional collared shirt when a tie isn’t required. Select this style in dressy fabrics, such as silk, for an evening appropriate “smart casual” event. Read more…