dressing grooming travelling presentation[1]

8/8/2019 Dressing Grooming Travelling Presentation[1]

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TEAM MEMBERSy Mohit Bansal (F-29)

y Bhavsar Shashank (F-57)

y Pooja Jain (F-04)

y Deepti Dhadeech (F-05)

y Nikita Malhotra (F-19)

y Shalvi Sharma (F-20)yAnkit Middha (F-32)

y Saurabh Mediratta (F-55)


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GroomingGood grooming starts before you put on your clothing.

What is?

y Means taking care of your hair, skin, face, hands and your totalbody.

y A process of being neat and attractive

Why is?y

Lifts your morale and help increase your self-esteem.y Indicates that you are taking care of yourself, and that is

important!


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Pressure to look good


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Mullah of Grooming!


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Grooming: Women


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NAILS!y Gently shape nails with an emery board.

y Soak hands and nails for about two minutes in warm soapy water.

y Gently push back and remove cuticles with an orange stick or towel.

y Wash hands and lightly scrub to remove remaining cuticle.

y Rub a light oil or cream into fingers, nails and cuticles to helpmoisturize.

y If you wish, finish with a clear or neutral color nail polish.

y Keep a small bottle of lotion to keep your hands moisturized.


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Make-Up

y Foundation: Match foundation to skin tone for a natural look. Blend into neckarea so that there is no visible line. Foundation should be applied lightly.

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Face powder can also be worn with foundation or worn alone. It smoothes theskin and eliminates facial shine.

y Eye makeup applied to the natural brow line is the most attractive. If you dowear eye make up, match or blend with your natural color.

y Blush should be placed at the highest part of your cheeks and then blended in.

y Lipstick: Wear lipstick to compliment the color of your outfit. But do stay awayfrom extremely dark or bright colors or bright reds and fluorescent colors.


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Hair

y Your hair should complement your face andcomplexion. Wear a conservative yet attractivestyle for the Business Occasions.

y Style hair so that it is away and out of your face.

y Hair color should not be more than one or twoshades darker or lighter than your natural haircolor. Unnatural colors (burgundy, green, etc.)must be avoided.


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GROOMING FOR

MEN:


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To break the Myth


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In-appropriate Grooming


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Grooming:1.Nails: Clipped and Clean

2. Hands & Face: Clean and moisturized(especially after shave)

3. Shave:3.1 Clean shave for business functions.3.2 Well trimmed, neatly combed beard/mustache.

4. Fresh Breath: Especially after meals.

5. Teeth:Whitening (Dentist or products)*Extra precaution for smokers, drinkers and caffeine takers.

6. Perfumes: Not too much and too strong perfumes.


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Grooming Dos and Donts

for Men.y Do wear your hair clean and styled neatly.

y Do use deodorant.

y Do not use a lot of cologne.

y Do not smoke, chew gum or spit tobacco.

y Do shave your facial hair, if possible

y If you wear a beard, it should be neatly trimmed. Mustaches should also betrimmed.

y Do not have dirty fingernails no matter what type of job you are applyingfor. Trim nails and scrub hands if necessary.

y Do cover tattoos wherever possible.


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dress badly and they remember the clothes; dress welland they remember the person


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55% appearance &

body language

38% tone, pitch

& pace of yourvoice

7% whatyou say

First impressions: the 93% rul

e

First impressions are important because of the limited amountof time available people have to judgeyou


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well-dressed people wear clothes that: complement their colouring and body shape

complement their personality are appropriate

are current

their clothes should look like an extension of

themselves

Areyou Well Dressed?


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Four Levels of Business Attirey Traditional - matching suit

y Business casual classic - sport jacket, classiclook

y Business casual smart - 3-4 pieces, trousers,collared shirt

y Relaxed - more casual, denimThree important aspects to be considered forchoosingyour wardrobe:

Your Line of Work

Your Corporate culture

Your audience


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Choose a conservative suit in navy, black or gray either pinstripeor solid.

Choose a solid or very subtle weave pattern or plaid (the kindthat look solid across a room).

Wool, wool blends, or very high quality blends with natural fiber,are the only acceptable fabrics for a conservative men's suit.

When buttoning the jacket of a three button suit, fasten the toptwo buttons.

A double breasted suit should always be buttoned whenstanding.

The cuff of your shirt should extend about a half inch beyond a

jacket sleeve.

Ties:Ties should be made of silk or a silk-like fabric.

Go for simple and subtle prints

The point of your tie should lay over your belt buckle.

Single breastedcoat

Double breastedpea coat


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Shirts:y Long-sleeved shirts, even in summer.y

White or light blue solid, or conservativestripes.y Less pattern and color.Collars:y A classic "Straight" collar is appropriate

for all suits. It is traditional andconservative.

y The "Tab" or "Pin" collars are othertraditional shirts. They are both neat andformal.

Trousers:y

Fit is everything. Too big or too tightthrows off the balance of your overallimage.

y Pant hems should clear the shoe heel,but rest on the front of the shoe, creatinga slight break.


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Socks:y Socks should be calf-length or above.y

Make sure they match what you arewearing.Shoes:y Conservative, clean and well polished.y Lace-up shoes.y

Preferably black or cordovan.y Wing-tips, oxfords and dress loafers.Belt:

Black or cordovan leather, to match yourshoes.

Facial hair:

If worn, should be well-groomed.Jewelry:

Conservative watch and a wedding ringAccessories:

Briefcase, portfolio and pen.


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Business Casuals"Banded" and Mock collars are nice alternatives to a traditional collared shirtwhen a tie isn't required.The "Button-Down" collar is the most casual of all business shirts and looks finewithout a tie.Select this style in dressy fabrics, such as silk, for an evening appropriate smartcasual event.Khakis can be worn

Loafers (slip ins) can be worn.


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Dressing Donts for Meny No flooding (pants too short that your socks show)

y Short jackets

y Shirt sleeves that are too longy Keeping the bottom button of your jacket buttoned

y Excessive jewelry, body piercing, tattoos


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Business Dressingy Pinstripe Skirt Suit

y Ruffle Trim Skirt

Suity Pantsuit

y Saree


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Coloursy Plays a big part in professional

image- Reflect personalityy Traditional career colors

represent:

y Red- aggressivey Navy- trustworthyy Gray- conservativey Black- royal

y These colors work well in-pantsuits, skirts and shoes

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Softer feminine colors like iceblue, lilac, soft pink and ivory areappropriate

y Loud colours and Wild prints aremuch riskier in the office


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Shoesy LeatherAnkle-Strap

Pumpsy A metro essentialy Leather ankle-strap pumps

are a modern must-have.y 2 heel

y Peep-Toe Flatsy Fashion-forward flatsy Comfort and Styley flat bottom

y Sling back Pumpsy Adjustable buckle and strapsy 2 heel


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Accessoriesy Tie - Optional, but it must be conservativey Jewelry-

y Opt for stud earrings or single braceletsy Avoid

y Ostentatious jewelry, multiple ear rings oneach ear, and multiple chain necklaces

y Zircons, easily recognizable.y Cosmetics

y Avoid the ski-slope approach to cosmetics (that's3-inches of powder on top of a 6-inch base)

y No "cheap" perfumesy Too much perfume odour- offend allergic peopley Caution: Co-workers can sue your employer you

if your perfume is too strongy

Handbags-y Choose structured styles that project an

organized imagey Dont use slouchy handbags- look sloppyShoes-y Colours should go with the dressy Avoid ostentatious look, prefer elegant, simple

and graceful sandles.


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A BIG NO NO!!y Too casual:

y Jeansy Shortsy T-shirtsy Hatsy Sneakers

y Too sloppy:y Wrinkled clothingy

Baggy-fit clothing.y Exhibitionism:

y Vulgar looking dresses- sheer sundresses,spaghetti straps etc

y Miniskirtsy

Strappy stiletto sandals


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Then What To Wear??yFormalBusiness Attire-y Business suits (a matched skirt and jackets),y Pantsuits (matched pants and blazer)y Closed-toe shoesy Conservative hair, jewelry etc.y Makeup are expected (no over done)

y Corporate CasualLooks-y In literal sense it means "smart business"y Depends on the businessy

Corporate Casual-Dressy pants and a blouse, sleekjersey knits and skirts & topsy Casual Friday- Wear your company logo polo and jeansy In the most casual of work environments-Denim, T-

shirts and flip-flops


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y Moving from one place to another for a purpose.

y Business, leisure, medical, weddings, etc.

y Biz Travel$ 743 bn in 2007

Most important source of profitability for

hotels (57% biz guests)


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Clothingy Largest component of luggage

y Dilemma

yVaries according to destination climate, culturey Example : China Pants for temples

Italy Slacks, nice shirt for

churchy Cleaning clothes Carry essentials : mesh bag,

sink stopper, cord


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Documentation

Necessary to ensure smooth and hassle free travel

y Passports

yVisasy Insurance

y Carnets

y Currency and Traveler Cheques

y Customs


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Understanding your Client

y Learn about the history , culture and traditions

y Flexibility and Cultural Adaptation

y Understanding and respecting styles of greeting, giftgiving

y Different styles of conducting business andnegotiation


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CHINA


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AppearanceFOR WOMEN FOR MEN

y Should avoid highheels

y Should avoid shortsleeved blouses

y Subtle, neutralcolors should beworn

y Conservatism isthe norm in thiscountry

y C

onservative suitswith subtle colorsare the norm.


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AppearanceFOR WOMEN FOR MEN

y Casual dress

should beconservative

y Revealing clothingfor women is

consideredoffensive toChinesebusinessmen

y Subtle, neutralcolors should beworn

y Casual dress

should beconservative


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BEHAVIOURDRINKING DINING ETIQUETTES

y Do not start todrink prior to thehost

y Women do not

usuallydrink atmeals

y Punctuality

expected

y No business atmeals

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Dont eat prior tothe host

y Taste all the dishesoffered


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BEHAVIORDRINKING DINING ETIQUETTES

y Do not start todrink prior to thehost

y Women do not

usuallydrink atmeals

y Never placechopsticks straightup inyour bowl

y Do not drop thechopsticks

y Do not eat all of themeal

y Tipping is insulting


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Behavior

yDo not use large hand movementsyPersonal contact must be avoidedyUse an open palmyDo not put your hand in your mouthyAvoid acts that involve the mouth

HAND MOVEMENTS


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COMMUNICATIONGREETING MEETING ETIQUETTES

y Bowing or nodding

y Applause in caseof crowd; same

expected in return

y Nickname to assistWesterners

y Appointments are amust

y Contacts should bemade prior to trip


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COMMUNICATIONGREETING MEETING ETIQUETTES

y Present and receive

cards with bothhands. Treat themwith utmostrespect

yAllow the Chineseto leave a meetingfirst

y Bring copies of allwritten documents

y Decision makingprocess is slow

y Wait for lucky day

before a decision.

y Value given to rankand status


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GIFT GIVING Best Gifts..

y The most acceptable gift is

y Banquet

y

Quality writing peny In Chinese culture symbolism is important, with colors

and numbers having special meaning.

y For instance, at Chinese New Year, Moneymay be given in a red envelope; it must beeven amount, using an even number ofnew bills


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