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amy07 said:I usually wear slacks and nice blouse. If it is a plain short sleeve shirt, I always dress it up with a chunky necklace.
I've worn capris too, but only with a nice top and always with dressy sandals.
My biggest tip? Make sure you bring something to keep your hair out of your face if you're not wearing it up!
Yea Brittany! Great First Show!PCBritt said:I wore a capri's and a cute green top with the denim apron!! It was so so much fun! I can't wait to do it again!! I sold $900 in products!!
PamperChefCarol said:I don't wear my apron, I hate the denim one, but seeing that I am soooo close to being a Future Director, I will be getting a nifty red one soon. My Director gives those out to her FD's. I don't know if everyone does, but she does. Plus a cute little FD pin. Anyway, I will wear that! I will probably sleep in it for the first few days. Not sure what husband is going to think about that.......but oh well!!
PCBritt said:I'm at about $950! But i've got a catalog show going too, so hopefully i'll qualify by the end of August because my 30th day is the 30th!!
chefann said:You can totally dress up an outfit, too, just by wearing a fabulous necklace or pair of earrings. Not anything that looks "hoochie", but something striking that fits your personal style. It's really amazing what a difference that can make, even if you're wearing a pair of jeans.
And don't forget a little touch of makeup, too. A little lip gloss will make you look so put together.
(KG, Jason, John, Dave and the other men here are free to ignore both of these suggestions.)
PCBritt said:Everybody cross your fingers, I'm almost to $1000 for my first show!
PCBritt said:Everybody cross your fingers, I'm almost to $1000 for my first show!
PCBritt said:We made to $1000!!!! I am so motivated now to do more shows since my first one did so well!!
Annchefann said:You can totally dress up an outfit, too, just by wearing a fabulous necklace or pair of earrings. Not anything that looks "hoochie", but something striking that fits your personal style. It's really amazing what a difference that can make, even if you're wearing a pair of jeans.
And don't forget a little touch of makeup, too. A little lip gloss will make you look so put together.
(KG, Jason, John, Dave and the other men here are free to ignore both of these suggestions.)
Red? Really? I got the Blue as a FD and the red once I became Director. I thought those were the colors, maybe it is just my Director's choice. Good for you congratulations on your upcoming promotion!!PamperChefCarol said:I don't wear my apron, I hate the denim one, but seeing that I am soooo close to being a Future Director, I will be getting a nifty red one soon. My Director gives those out to her FD's. I don't know if everyone does, but she does. Plus a cute little FD pin. Anyway, I will wear that! I will probably sleep in it for the first few days. Not sure what husband is going to think about that.......but oh well!!
I LOVE pointy-toe shoes!!! I wore them too much in the 80's though and it messed up my feet! My big toe has never been the same.GourmetGirl said:I am another person on the jeans side of things... For me, I am 23 and PC is my fun job. I tend to wear Jeans/khakis, a PC logo shirt and a nice pair of pointy-toe flats or I have done capri's, a logo tee, and flip flops. It all depends on the audience/weather outside. I feel so stuffy after being at work all day in heels, slacks and a shirt, that I am not about to keep wearing that all night while I am trying to have a good time! I think no matter what type of home show I am at, I could care less about what the consultant is wearing as long as she is comfortable in it. I do always wear make-up, jewelry, and my hair pulled at least half back with my bangs pinned back...
For your first show, it's important to be comfortable and professional. We recommend wearing a nice blouse or shirt with slacks or a skirt. Avoid wearing anything too casual or revealing, as it may not give off the professional image you want to portray to your guests.
We recommend avoiding jeans for your first show. While they may be comfortable, they can also come across as too casual for a professional setting. Stick to dressier pants or skirts to make a good first impression on your guests.
While we love our Pampered Chef logo, it's not necessary to wear branded clothing to your first show. As long as you look professional and put-together, you can wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and confident.
We recommend avoiding anything too bold or distracting, such as neon colors or busy patterns. Stick to neutral or muted colors that won't take away from the products and demonstrations you'll be showcasing.
Comfort is key when it comes to shoes for your first show. You'll likely be on your feet for a few hours, so opt for a pair of comfortable flats or low heels. Avoid wearing anything too high or uncomfortable, as it may distract you from giving your best presentation.