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Brazilian Dress Code

Appearance is extremely important in Brazil and it is vital that you look your smartest. First impressions count for a lot in the early stages of the relationship building process.

Men are best advised to wear conservative dark suits and traditionally, three-piece suits have indicated an executive position whereas two-piece suits have indicated office worker status.

Women tend to be less conservative in their dress sense at the office than women from many other countries. They ‘dress to impress’ and are more flamboyant that in many other countries.

Travel Books...

Lonely Planet Brazil (Country Travel Guide) Regis St. Louis, Gary Chandler, Gregor Clark and Aimee DowlBrazil
Brazil (EYEWITNESS TRAVEL GUIDE) Oliver Marshall, Dilwyn Jenkins, Nigel Hicks and Linda WhitwamBrazil
Lonely Planet South America: On a Shoestring (Shoestring Travel Guide) Regis St Louis, Aimee Dowl, Beth Kohn and Carolyn MccarthyBrazil