10 Tips on Dressing for a Date
Andrew Bermam
Both men and women take dressing for a date seriously. It is
important as how you look reflects your personality and well
being. Dressing well shows you care and have a sense of style
and loads of self esteem. The secret is in doing it just right
neither too much nor too little.
Sloppy is out and stylish in. Dress for a date well let you
whole being reflect your very nature and personal verve. You
must be attractive, appealing, and well groomed. Never don
something that is not you. It is a date not a fancy dress ball.
Luscious red lips, tight pants, or metal belts are out if you
are no gigolo or tart. Dressing sexy will just scare your date
away.
Men must make an effort to shave, shower, and style their hair
before a date. Women on the other hand must choose an outfit as
well as make up and accessories with great care. The first
impression tends to remain etched in memory for a long time so
do things right and your date will be a great success.
Never rush out and buy a new outfit for a date. Wear clothes
that make you seem confident, relaxed, and fabulous. Choose an
outfit that is you and enhances your best features. Women must
avoid hairy armpits, scuffed heels, chipped nails, or flying
hair. Men must take care of details like dirty finger nails,
body odor, greasy hair, nasal hair, dry skin, and socks with
holes in them .The list can be endless but you have an idea of
what must not be done.
The important Dos are:
* Choose a stylish outfit -one that is well cut and flatters
your body type and coloring.
* Have clean hands and well manicured nails.
* Dress appropriately for the date if it's a picnic then jeans
and top or t-shirt, if it is a formal dinner then a nice dress
or skirt and so on.
* Wear a subtle cologne or perfume and always shower before a
date.
* Wear clean footwear and carry with you clean handkerchief too.
The Don'ts are:
* Avoid being loud.
* Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. * Never wear a new clothes
or shoes. These can make you uncomfortable if they pinch or have
starch in them.
* Never fidget and constantly adjust your clothing.
* Try not to copy models you see in glossies. Be yourself and
dress for the date according to your body type. Avoid ill
fitting or tight clothes.
* Do not experiment with new cosmetics or perfumes.
Choose an outfit with clean and simple lines. Wear something
that will boost your self confidence and get people to notice
you.
If you are the friendly type make an extra effort and while
planning you date talk casually about what both of you should
wear. This will avoid the embarrassment of one of you being
casual and the other formal.
Remember style is defined by fashion gurus as "a distinctive way
of doing something, a fashionable way of living, graceful
manners and distinctive appearance."
Do your best and have a great date.
About the author:
Andrew Bermam is a freelance writer for
Dating Service website to find online dating including topics on
dating news, feature dating stories, dating chat, dating tips
and more. He also freelances for premier
Both men and women take dressing for a date seriously. It is
important as how you look reflects your personality and well
being. Dressing well shows you care and have a sense of style
and loads of self esteem. The secret is in doing it just right
neither too much nor too little.
Sloppy is out and stylish in. Dress for a date well let you
whole being reflect your very nature and personal verve. You
must be attractive, appealing, and well groomed. Never don
something that is not you. It is a date not a fancy dress ball.
Luscious red lips, tight pants, or metal belts are out if you
are no gigolo or tart. Dressing sexy will just scare your date
away.
Men must make an effort to shave, shower, and style their hair
before a date. Women on the other hand must choose an outfit as
well as make up and accessories with great care. The first
impression tends to remain etched in memory for a long time so
do things right and your date will be a great success.
Never rush out and buy a new outfit for a date. Wear clothes
that make you seem confident, relaxed, and fabulous. Choose an
outfit that is you and enhances your best features. Women must
avoid hairy armpits, scuffed heels, chipped nails, or flying
hair. Men must take care of details like dirty finger nails,
body odor, greasy hair, nasal hair, dry skin, and socks with
holes in them .The list can be endless but you have an idea of
what must not be done.
The important Dos are:
* Choose a stylish outfit -one that is well cut and flatters
your body type and coloring.
* Have clean hands and well manicured nails.
* Dress appropriately for the date if it's a picnic then jeans
and top or t-shirt, if it is a formal dinner then a nice dress
or skirt and so on.
* Wear a subtle cologne or perfume and always shower before a
date.
* Wear clean footwear and carry with you clean handkerchief too.
The Don'ts are:
* Avoid being loud.
* Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. * Never wear a new clothes
or shoes. These can make you uncomfortable if they pinch or have
starch in them.
* Never fidget and constantly adjust your clothing.
* Try not to copy models you see in glossies. Be yourself and
dress for the date according to your body type. Avoid ill
fitting or tight clothes.
* Do not experiment with new cosmetics or perfumes.
Choose an outfit with clean and simple lines. Wear something
that will boost your self confidence and get people to notice
you.
If you are the friendly type make an extra effort and while
planning you date talk casually about what both of you should
wear. This will avoid the embarrassment of one of you being
casual and the other formal.
Remember style is defined by fashion gurus as "a distinctive way
of doing something, a fashionable way of living, graceful
manners and distinctive appearance."
Do your best and have a great date.
About the author:
Andrew Bermam is a freelance writer for
Dating Service website to find online dating including topics on
dating news, feature dating stories, dating chat, dating tips
and more. He also freelances for premier
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