Analysis Of Fashion Female White-Collar Dressing Problem

Wu Ling, director of the women's Committee of the Zhejiang Provincial Archives Bureau, said that the main reason is that there are many women in the archives system.

It is reported that in the province's archives system staff, women account for about 70%, and more than 90 civil servants are in the Provincial Archives Bureau, and over 70 are women.

Seeing that some other civil servants wore suspenders or fancy clothes at work, Wu Ling had the idea of formulating office etiquette standards.

This year, Zhejiang began building the building of organ efficiency. The women's Committee of the Bureau issued this regulation after consulting the female civil servants.

The code puts the "dress beauty" in the first place. It requires that the office clothes of female civil servants should be appropriate, dignified, decent and simple, and should not be too vanguard and show their own accomplishment and quality to a certain extent.

At the same time, it is stipulated that clothing should not be too thin and tight at work and formal occasions, and underwear should not be exposed.

In addition, the code also requires female civil servants to speak in terms of language, communication and behavior. For example, "in work or daily conversation, we should consciously use elegant words to avoid indecent words, and can not speak blunting, yellow or strange words". When receiving guests, listening to telephone calls and asking others to help, we should use such special terms as "please" and "thank you".

Wu Ling said: "the reason why clothing is mentioned first is that it is the first impression that people have on female civil servants.

Dress should reflect the cultural quality and the solemnity and rigour of the archives system. It is fashionable and not sexy. It can be said to be a generalization of etiquette norms.

In fact, Zhejiang is not the only unit to dress codes for civil servants.

The reporters interviewed some information and found that the Guangzhou Development Zone promulgated the "Regulations on civilized work of public service units in Guangzhou Development Zone" in June this year, stipulating clearly that civil servants can not wear nine pairs of trousers and fashionable slippers to work, and will give some punishment to those who violate the regulations.

Similarly, Beijing has made corresponding provisions for the dress of civil servants in the code of conduct for civil servants of Beijing.

The introduction of "norms" has aroused great repercussions in the society.

Qianlong Network reporter found in the interview that everyone's attitude towards this is also quite different.

"It's really hard to achieve the so-called" fashion rather than sexy. "

Miss Xu, who works in an office in Beijing, said: "it's like asking students to wear their school uniform and erase their individuality."

It is really unnecessary to write anything in black and white.

Miss Xu questioned in the interview with Qianlong Network reporter, such as tight pants, to what extent do they fit into the specification?

Even if the size is listed, but everyone is in different shapes, some people are wearing tight clothes, others are not wearing tight. How are the specific standards regulated?

Although Miss Xu's view is reasonable, most of the female civil servants interviewed agree with the code.

"Civil servants represent the image of government agencies, and they should not be dressed casually."

Miss Li (a pseudonym), who works in the Beijing Bureau of parks and parks, resolutely opposes female civil servants.

"The representative of civil servants is the overall image of the government organs. The appearance is neat and generous, and politeness is the basic requirement for personal quality. In this respect, I think not only the female civil servants need to be standardized, but also the male civil servants need to be standardized."

Miss Li told reporters that her unit also had some requirements for the dress of the staff, such as formal dress for formal occasions, but it did not expressly provide and enforce.

Reporters found in the interview, do not pay attention to dressing, will not dress separately, and even become part of the "death hole".

In June this year, the all China Women's Federation invited Professor Hong Zhaoguang, a famous health expert and a consultant at the national level art image, to take a dress lesson for more than 80 women ministers of the State Council and the central authorities.

"We understand that women ministers have secretaries, but secretaries only work, regardless of image design."

The famous image consultant, Miss Xi Mei, scored the wear of each female minister on the day of the event. As a result, more than half of the female ministers were unqualified.

"I dare say that 98% of our female ministers don't know how to dress themselves up!"

Ms. Qiu Yuanping, deputy director of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, was astonishing. "In fact, it is not that our female ministers do not understand the United States, nor do they love the United States. There are people in the heart of love, but only by the constraint of traditional social concepts, our female ministers dare not dress up."

Qiu Yuanping believes that different female ministers should have different dressing requirements on different occasions.

"For example, the Ministry of foreign affairs and the Ministry of civil affairs can not be the same."

She said that she often received foreign leaders and foreign envoys on behalf of the country. Influenced by Western clothing, they should reflect the blending of Chinese and Western cultures in order to facilitate international exchanges.

And for dressing "

This is not confined to government departments.

Xu Jing, the famous image designer of CCTV, once pointed out that when she trained the reporter, dressing should be clear about occasions and occupations.

For example, she said, for example, journalists can dress appropriately for leisure, but they must not be casual. Suspenders and clairvoyant suits should not appear on TV screens.

Mr. Chen Zhang, a project manager of a private enterprise, told a reporter about Qianlong Network that he had a deep impression.

In July this year, Chen Zhang went to the public relations company named "Century Star" to discuss business. As soon as he entered the gate, he saw the front desk lady with heavy makeup and wearing a perspective dress. He immediately suspected the strength of the company.