Telling the truth of How to Dress Successful

Take a look at the people walking on the street, a shopping mall, or a park, what are they wearing? Do you think they are looking good? You like their dress? I always do this on a shopping mall. Take a sit and enjoy the living scenery, or we can call it a fashion show.

Different people have different taste for food as well as dress. I guess everyone wants to look younger, prettier, and slimmer. Dress successful to attract others’ attention? Or you like to get a better job and earn more money? Then you have to learn how to dress in a right way. Edith Head says in “How to Dress for Success” that you can do anything you want in life if you dress for it.

"The most basic mistake new employees make is underdressing" , "If unsure, dress conservatively. The best way to avoid a problem is to understand the corporate culture."

For women, the traditional look includes (keep an eye out for regional differences):
—A skirt that hits just above the knee, slacks and perhaps pantsuits.
—Simple jewelry.
—Just a hint of makeup.
—Polished flats or moderate heels.
—Sweaters.
—Pantyhose may be the office standard.  

Makeup is necessary, but don’t take it wrong that you have to do heavy makeup every day at anywhere. There is no need to do that and what’s more, it’s not good for your skin. Skin care is more important, no one wants to see an old and horrible face after remove the makeup, right?  Improve your skin by becoming accustomed to a schedule that works best for your skin, hair and lifestyle.

If you want to find out what will make you look good and what dress is currently in fashion, start by picking up a fashion or beauty magazine you are interested in. Focus on how the people dress, what their hairstyles look like, etc. Another option is browsing beauty or skin care blog on-line. There are many wonderful amazing blogs, like perfectskinrealm.com, you can benefit from them, so take some time to read their posts and get dressing inspirations there.

To dress for success you have to concern about money and interest. Tips: Go shopping with a friend who knows about clothes (remember the intention isn’t to buy but to explore and find what works); If you are looking to pay the lowest price possible for your outfit, Black Friday is one of the best opportunities to do so; Plan a trip to the physical stores and try stuff on. Make note of the sizes, the model, and the brand label. Take pictures of the tags with your phone to keep on file. Then, find the outfit online.