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Presentation is not just about your clothes and grooming, but also your manner, body language, voice, the language you use, and your overall approach.
Effective presentation means looking the part: dressing appropriately for the job with the organisation and the industry, and presenting yourself in a professional manner.
Appearance does affect people's impressions of you, so make sure, as far as you're able, that your appearance is something that's working for you rather than against you.
• Clothes must be appropriate to the type of job and the culture and standards of the organisation.
• When in doubt, play it safe and go for more classic or conservative styles and colours.
• Avoid extremes of appearance or fashion statements.
• Clothes should be clean, neat, well-pressed and brushed.
• Shoes should be smart and well-polished.
• Accessories such as bags and briefcases should also be smart, clean and professional looking.
• Jewellery should be classic and understated (It's usually best to leave the nose stud at home).
• Make-up must be appropriate for the position, organisation or industry, but in general, should be understated .
• Avoid overpowering perfume, cologne or after-shave.
• Hair should be clean, neat and add to your professional image.
• Nails should be clean and neat. Any varnish should be unchipped and subtle in colour.
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