Why do foreigners like to wear formal clothes so much?

If you have been abroad, you will find a phenomenon that foreign office workers like to wear formal clothes. Whenever, it's a suit and tie, especially in Japan. Even in July and August, even if the weather is hot and sweaty, they still wear suits. Then let's take Japan as an example to explain why they all like to wear formal clothes.

1, they think that wearing formal clothes is an act of maintaining social order.

Many developed countries pay great attention to order. They think that wearing a formal suit is also maintaining order, which is a kind of individual obedience to the whole. Most Japanese people feel that they are ordinary people and don't like to be the first bird. Everyone wears a formal suit. If they wear different clothes, others will look at them differently, so you have to try to integrate into everyone's group, so the Japanese people on the street are basically low-key suits.

Moreover, in Japanese culture, they also pay attention to teamwork, and they attach great importance to team spirit, so they don't need an employee with a flamboyant personality.

2. They have a strong sense of occupation.

Japanese people attach great importance to their careers. No matter what they do, they should wear work clothes, which is consistent with their professional identity. They are proud of their profession, which is not only respect for themselves, but also respect for others.

3, in order to show their personal image.

In Japan, you pay great attention to a person's makeup and clothes. If you go to an interview, you can't dress casually. Besides wearing formal clothes, even shoes and bags are exquisite. Shoes must be pure black and matte, not shiny. The material of the satchel is similar to that of shoes, and the size is similar to A4 paper. It should hold A4 paper. And glasses, which are also required to be black.

You see, a small interview, with so much pressure, is all about showing your personal image. Before the interview, the school will also let students buy suitable suits to prepare for the interview.