3 ITEMS EVERY YOUNG PROFESSIONAL SHOULD HAVE IN THEIR WARDROBE - PART A

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS LAST—CLICHÉ AS IT MAY SOUND, BUT IT REMAINS TRUE EVERYWHERE YOU GO. FROM THE WAY YOU ACT TO WHAT YOU SAY, EVERY LITTLE DETAIL CONTRIBUTES TO HOW WELL YOU GET TO MAKE YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION.


If you’re a young professional who is about to jump into the corporate world, the most significant factor in how you create a great first impression is your appearance. That’s aside from your credentials, of course.

Your appearance influences the way people perceive and form their first impressions of you—from your grooming to the clothes that you wear. How you look suggests what kind of young professional you are. It can make you look confident, punctual, and capable enough to take on any type of role—or not.

Your clothes are a huge factor in how you present yourself to make a great first impression. But what should you have in your wardrobe as a young professional?

To help you make a first impression that will last in your favor, we’ve prepared a quick guide on what you need to have in your closet. Here are the wardrobe staples you should readily have:

The easiest way to show that you mean business: A blazer

The trend of business casual attire in the modern workplace has been on the rise. A blazer can help you come off as a competent professional. Regardless of whether the company you work at is still heavy on the traditional “suit-and-tie” dress code or laid back with business casual, a blazer will always do the trick. Compared to suit jackets and sports coats, blazers maintain a certain balance that is required to pull off the business casual with an undeniable level of finesse.
 

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