German clothing and dress habits in formal and informal occasions

The overall style of German clothing is solemn, simple and neat.

Generally speaking, Germans dress simply. Most men like to wear suits, jackets and fedora. Most women like to wear lapel dresses and long skirts with elegant colors and patterns.

When Germans appear on formal occasions, they must dress neatly, and their clothes are usually dark.

In business communication, they pay attention to men wearing three-piece suits and women wearing skirts.

Germans pay more attention to hairstyles. In Germany, men should not shave their heads for fear of being regarded as "neo-Nazis". Most German girls have short hair or shoulder-length hair, and most women with perms are married. In the streets or entertainment places of any city in Germany, except for a few elderly people, there are basically no well-dressed leisure people in suits and ties. However, in the offices of banks, shopping malls, enterprises and institutions, men wear ties, suits and ties, and are neatly dressed; The dresses of female staff are mostly simple and elegant dresses, which are lightly packed and carefully whitewashed, both solemn and not exaggerated.

Invited to attend banquets, official visits, talks, concerts and opera houses (not necessarily going to the cinema), you also need to dress neatly. It can even be said that men should wear well-ironed suits and polished shoes, and women should wear more luxurious dresses than usual.