The Dress Code

Good Morning! I hope you all had an incredibly relaxing weekend! I'm sorry I've been so absent over the past month, I took a mental checkout in order to focus on real life. God has curved my path. I am not sure where it will lead and I am on the road to find out.  

I haven't stopped thinking about you all and I have some fabulous posts planned for you! 

  

In the PR industry looks aren't everything [but they sure can help.] How many films hinge on a simple wardrobe change as a transformative experience for the character? The Devil Wears Prada showed us how public relations is an image business and how you look is as much your calling card as the one in your wallet. In simple terms: dressing well is a form of good manners. 

The safest way to dress is to stick with simple, understated clothing  For women, it is important to keep color, accessories to a minimum. Whether you work in a casual environment, teach or are in a more strict office, we all need color in our wardrobe. This skirt is the perfect touch of feminine meets office and the material is light for summer! I even like to pair mine with one of my favorite graphic tees with sandals for a summer date. 

In the business of PR, looking the part is key to being able to communicate effectively to your audience. Appearances in general are important and the clothing one wears can, at a minimum, be a distraction. For example, don't wear a ball gown to a baseball game. But always remember beauty begins at the moment you decide to be yourself.

PHOTO CREDIT | Rachel Radcliffe