The difference between women’s formal attire and business attire

There are many types of formal and business attire for women. Some people don’t know the difference between business attire and formal attire. The editor of Guerlain Workwear Customization will explain it to you below.

From the definitions and explanations of the two:

Formal attire: Formal attire is clothes suitable for more formal occasions, such as attending family meetings, etc. The more common formal attire is the tunic suit. , national costumes, etc.

Professional attire: Professional attire, also known as work clothes, is clothing specially made for work needs. The design of professional attire must be based on the requirements of the industry, combined with professional characteristics, team culture, age structure, body shape characteristics, wearing habits, etc., and consider many aspects such as color, fabric, style, shape, and matching of clothing, and provide design solutions to serve customers. Create a new professional image full of connotation and taste. Therefore, professional attire covers a wider range, almost including formal attire.

From the perspective of dress code:

Formal attire generally refers to suits in our country. Men have men’s suits, and women have women’s suits. Basically, they are shirt + suit + tie + belt + suit. Pants (skirt) + leather shoes (high heels) are the main combination. Wearing only a shirt and trousers in summer is also a manifestation of formal wear, and a tunic-style suit with a stand-up collar also belongs to the category of formal wear. Wearing a suit depends on the occasion, because the corresponding atmosphere can show the solemn characteristics of the suit.

Because of the wide range of categories, professional attire includes not only formal attire, but also work clothes, such as administrative clothes, hotel clothes, shopping malls, professional work clothes, etc. It also includes special work clothes, such as Anti-static clothing, radiation protection clothing, flame retardant clothing, safety clothing, etc.

From the perspective of dressing requirements:

The dressing requirements for formal attire are more stringent, because most cases are mainly suits, so the three-color principle, the collar principle, and the button The buckle principle, the belt principle, the leather shoe principle, as well as the three taboos and the Trinity Law. In short, the dress code is very particular. It must be decent and generous, but not elegant and condescending, so formal attire must be much stricter.

Business attire is different. The biggest feature of professional attire is a unified image. What matters is the overall image, not the personal image. Of course, personal images cannot be matched at will. Professional attire emphasizes tailored clothing, which is simple and elegant, comfortable to wear and convenient for work, so the requirements for professional attire are lower. Almost suitable for most enterprises and institutions.