what colours should i wear, for my best luck in business?
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According to your Avatar, you are a young person.\nThe word Business is related to Suit with Tie and Shirt.\nSuit: Blue, Black with fine white lines.\nShirt: White or Pastel Colour.\nTie: Ask the salesman for the best combination related with your prior selections.\n\nThe previous advice is related to a Business Meeting with your Customers or Prospects.\nBut if you refer to casual look remember that always an sport combination is accepted.\nJust visit a Shopping, select your prefered Brand Shop and you are done.
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Something in in black /red. \nGo in for elegant or good short clothes \n\nNo jeans, If u have that option...\n\nWear something for ear
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It depends on where you go. If you go to a nice fancy restaurant, then a sports jacket, dark jeans and a nice turtle neck sweater (cashmier if possible) will do. If it's a casual setting, then jeans and a button-down shirt will do.
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I would use the blackberry as your main color to really make a statement.  The orange and latte mixed with a touch of ivory (not white) would GORGEOUS!  I think that your colors sound stunning but remember that less is better in terms of solid LARGE lots of color.\n\n-EZ
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any color will match, just make sure u dont wear like...a blue shirt and orange shoes though! LOL
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clothes...lol,\n evening formal wear would be your safest bet.
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i suggest for a 2 combination color. one is a cool color &\na warm color. just have to mix & match the right one. well,\nsome type of blue color is striking one. it's up to you what you like to prefer. on the other hand, what make customers more comfortable are: friendly staff of course, not too dim environment, conducive area to stay. add some extra food services like sandwiches and drinks. also, a cool & comfortable environment is really a must. maintain cleanliness, add some extra soft couch with a glass small table partner provided with gadget tech magazines or comic books--this is an area for the waiting customers who wants to rent or maybe go on-line gaming...
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No that wouldn't be a good idea, not the tank top. You should look professional. You don't have to be too dressy but try business casual. I'm not sure of a bath and body works uniform, it's been awhile since I've been in there. Good luck with your interview. I hope you get the job.
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i like brown... but grey is different. mabye go based on what you normally wear. if brown would look better with your style, then go for it.and the same for grey. id choose brown for me, but go based on what looks good and what you like!
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Should be black.  \n\nBlue is ok if that's all you got - \n\nthe darker the better.
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A nice collar shirt\nDress pants\nDress shoes
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Hi there ! English is one of the most tough market for fabrics / garments. Please try picking the right color & a visit to UK during the show at NEC (Birmingham) will be the best way to develop contacts.\n\nMake an appointment at British High COmmission, new Delhi & they will provide u with more Uk stats.\n\nKeep in mind that Uk is very price sensative n normally perfers peach-ish colors ! Though the Londoniers luv all black outfit !!!!!!!\n\nTry co-ordinating for a buyer seller meet organized under Export promotion Councils n m sure it will be quite economical as well as effective. You might get an MDA grant of almost 90 % of your expense if you are under 10 Cr (indian Rs) company & u visit UK under BSM progaram.\n\nLet me know if u require any other info. \n\nCheers ... God Bless
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You have been invited because you are who you are, so just be yourself. Wear what you would wear to any other function but out of respect, don't wear anything revealing. I'd go for some posh trousers & a nice top.
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Rule of thumb...always dress up. In other words, dress better than the dress code of the business for which you are applying.
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Does he really need to wear a suit every day of the week?  If not, two suits should be just fine.  If he can only afford one, navy is the most versatile.  Other good choices are gray or black.  Supposedly, gray is in style this year.\n\nFor the days he doesn't wear a suit, nice slacks with a dress shirt and tie should be fine.  Depending on the job, it's sometimes good to keep a sports jacket in his office or cubicle just in case he needs it unexpectedly.\n\nAlso, you need to know the dress code where he's working.  Some places are more casual, which can mean casual Friday or, it could mean it's ok to wear casual clothes most of the time.\n\nJust keep in mind business casual is not the same as the casual clothes you'd wear to a rock concert or to the beach.  And what constitutes business casual varies from workplace to workplace.  Sometimes, it means dress slacks and a shirt, but no tie.  Other times it means you can wear a golf type shirt...is that the right word?  If it's a business environment, a shirt with a collar is almost always required, though.
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A nice, DEMURE shirt and dress slacks.  Stay on the conservative side.  You want to portray respectability, confidence, and trustworthiness.\n\nYou should expect them to ask about any skills you may have, how you plan to get to work, what days you'd be available.  If I remember correctly (from friends, I never worked there), they may even give you a personality type quiz, like "what would you do if you saw a co-worker steal merchandise?"\n\nGL!!
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It might depend on the standards of the community you are in.  Years ago, black was the colcor of choice where I lived.  The last few funerals I attended people came dressed in a range of various formal and informal styles and colors.  \n\nSo, unless you've got a wardrobe like Sid Vicious or Brittney Spears, I'd guess that the cleanest and most conservative clothes you have would probably be fine.  See also links below.