Dressing sense and table mannerism

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This presentation extensively discusses Dressing sense and Table mannerism.
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1. Dressing sense & Table Mannerism Presenter – Feba Susan Thomas

2. Contents What is Dressing Sense? Variance in Dressing 6 simple ways to dress well Do‘s and Don‘ts while Dressing yourself

3. What is dressing sense ? A Dressing Sense is nothing but common understanding of what to be worn in different kinds of environment and ambience. The classification of these dressings basically depends upon the formality and the times of the day. More specifically, the dressing sense changes intuitively and also due to nationality. At more formal events, dress codes are specified

4. Variance in dressing Formal This refer to formal social events like wedding, school, college, organization etc. Semi-formal This refer to Black tail coat with formal, either stripped or checkered trousers. It is worn in evenings, theatre nights etc Informal Informal wear is also called a business wear, it is less formal than a tuxedo while still providing more formal clothing than casual dress. Casual dress Casual wear is relaxed ,occasional , spontaneous and suited for everyday use .

5. Formal dressing (For Men) Suit – The suit is the most important garment worn by a business professional. Shirt – The shirt must be white , grey or light colored Trouser - Trouser must be well stitched and properly pressed matched with shirt. Tie - A suit must always go with a lively colored tie. Shoes – Black leather polished oxford style shoes are indispensable Socks - Socks must be clean and colour coordinated Accessories – Attention must be paid to subtle, quality accessories such as belts , watches.

6. For women Saree is the most elegant wear. Be careful about nails, hands, toes and heels Always wear smart formal or semiformal outfits Style your hair in smart yet simple hairdos .

7. Semi -formal This combination is a less formal version of morning dress Features a longer, cutaway Morning Coat It should be flexible For men, semi –formal attire means wearing a full suit, with vest optional For women, a relatively wide variety of clothing can be considered semi-formal attire

8. Informal dressing Informal attire consists of, for men, a suit, the main components of which are a pair of Trouser with a matching jacket It is referred as everyday wear Informal attire is today considered a conservative form of dress

9. Casual wear Casual basically means “whatever you’d like as long its event appropriate”. You can wear anything that you look nice . The word ‘casual ‘ means relaxed and informal ,so clothing is correspondingly functional and comfortable .

10. Street wear Street wear is a style of casual clothing . It includes jeans, t-shirt, shorts ,skirt etc .

11. 6 Simple ways to dress well Wear outfits that are appropriate for the occasion Do not shy away from colorful clothes Care about your shoes Make sure you have the right fit Accessorize Look after your appearance

12. Look after your appearance

13. Do’s and don’t Do’s Clean and polished conservative dress shoes. Wear minimal jewellery Put minimal perfume Hairstyle should be well-groomed. Fingernails should be cleaned and trimmed Well brushed teeth and fresh breath

14. Don’t No visible body piercing beyond conservative ear piercing for women. No gum, candy or other objects in your mouth No body odour No loud make-up

15. Conclusion Always dress well , Keep it simple but Significant

16. Table Mannerism

17. Basic definition Table manners are the rules used while eating, which may include the appropriate use of utensils. Good table manners are important because they ensure that both guests and hosts are comfortable at the table.

18. 12 Basic Rules in Table M anners

19. 1. Sit up straight : - Tr y not to slouch or lean back in your chair 2.Dont speak with your mouth full of food : No one likes to see a ball of masticated meat in your mouth .

20. 3. Chew quietly, and try not to slurp : Making noises is not unappetizing and distracting but it can also interrupt the flow of conversation . 4. Keep bites small : - It is smart to keep bite sizes to a moderate forkful .

21. 5. Eat at a leisurely pace : - It is good for the digestion It shows your host that you want to enjoy the food and the company . 6. Dont wave utensils in the air : - Especially knives or if there is food on them You might knock over glasses, pierced waiters or launch a pea into the eye of your date.

22. 7 . Keep your elbow off the table : - Elbows take up table space and can be a danger in knocking plates or glosses Elbows on the table give you something to lean on and tend to lull you into slouching 8 . Dont reach Not only is it as impolite, but there is always a possibility of upsetting glasses or running your sleeve through someone’s mashed potatoes.

23. 9. Dont forget “please” And “thank you ”: These are handy words in most situations, but especially at the table where common courtesies are noticed by everyone present. 10. Excuse yourself when leaving the table : You don’t want people to think that you are tried of their company. If you must leave the table, make your excuses somewhat obvious and appear to be pressing.

24. 11. Compliment the cook - Even if the food is perfectly awful, say something nice. You don’t have to lie, simply find the positive side of the burnt food. - It is always pleasant to end a meal on a positive note 12.Wipe your mouth with your napkin : ° Ever notice that disgusting smudge on the edge of your glass ? This can be avoided by first wiping your lips with your napkin .

25. Conclusion The dinner table is the centre for the teaching and practicing not just of table manners but of conversation , consideration , tolerance , family feeling and just about all the other accomplishments of polite society except the minuet - Judith Martin

26. Thank you for your valuable time !