For civil servants, neatness, beauty and propriety are the basic etiquette norms of dress. Specifically, it is to coordinate with its own image, with the places of entry and exit, with the colors of clothing, and with the matching of clothing.
Clothing should be in harmony with your own image. The self-image here has two meanings, one is the professional image of the work, and the other is the figure and appearance. Due to the requirements of civil servants' professional characteristics, they should show a stable, generous, capable and restrained image in dress.
Dress should be coordinated with the place of entry and exit. Different occasions have different atmospheres, and social occasions can be roughly divided into formal clothes and casual clothes. Dresses are mainly used for formal, grand and serious occasions, such as suits, Chinese tunic suits or national costumes. Casual clothes are mainly worn in general occasions and daily social activities, which are more casual, and all kinds of short clothes, shirts, leather clothes and so on can be used.
Wear different clothes on specific occasions. On some specific occasions, civil servants should abide by the following etiquette practices. Office dress: As a professional, civil servants spend a lot of working time in the office. Office work should be neat, steady and generous. Staff can't wear shorts and sportswear to work. Dress for banquets and press conferences: Under normal circumstances, civil servants should pay attention to dress when attending such grand and formal social occasions.
Men can wear dark suits with white shirts and ties. When the atmosphere is active, you can wear a suit or clothes with lively colors and patterns, such as tartan, thick stripes and light colors.
Pay attention to gfd in ceremonial occasions. In addition, we should also pay attention to the appearance standards of etiquette occasions, which must conform to professional characteristics. A man's beard should be shaved and his nose hair cut short. Wash your hands and cut your nails short. Clothing should be clean and tidy, especially the collar and cuffs. When a man wears a suit, he should wear a tie. When wearing a tunic suit, he should fasten the collar buckle and hook. When wearing a long-sleeved shirt, he should put the bottom in his pants and the cuffs should not be loosened or rolled up. He shouldn't wear shorts, sweatshirts or sandals in public.
The dress of civil servants is the first impression of civil servants, which needs to be paid enough attention to. For ordinary civil servants, it is generally necessary to wear uniforms during working hours or when performing official duties. Unless there are special needs, those without uniforms need to choose standardized professional clothes. Men should not wear T-shirts, sandals and slippers, but socks.