Although nowadays is an era that advocates individuality and freedom, clothing decoration still needs to follow certain principles. For men, except for those engaged in industries such as entertainment, fashion, creativity, and advertising which pursue novelty and coolness in clothing, professional dressing is also quite important for others in the workplace. The following lists six taboos that office workers should pay attention to in their daily clothing matching, and professional men need to take a good look.
1 Wearing clothes with very obvious brand labels
You don't want to become a mobile live advertisement! Such dressing will make you look inexperienced. Don't assume that clothes with obvious designer or brand names on the chest, sleeves, or any other place will make you look fashionable and tasteful. Being more restrained and simple will appear more professional.
2 Too loose clothes
Unless you're a HIPHOP singer, don't wear those things. Choose well-tailored clothes. You may have to spend some effort trying various combinations of tailoring and styles to find the ones that make you look comfortable when you wear them.
3 Shiny shirts or jackets
If you're confident enough about your appearance and happen to be going to a nightclub, shiny clothes might add points for you. In normal times, especially at work, it's better to stay away from such outfits.
4 Big leather shoes
In the 90s, the re-popularity of these shoes might mean nothing, but now it's time for these clunky guys to retire. Choosing shoes with classic designs will be more timeless.
5 Wearing sandals with socks
If you feel the weather is cool, you can always wear leather shoes, casual shoes, or sports shoes. But wearing sandals with socks won't make the change of seasons faster.
6 Unflattering colors
The color of your clothes should not conflict with your own characteristics (such as eye color, skin tone, and body shape). You should always bear this in mind.
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