Overdressed - is that even possible? The balancing act between casual and business

The phenomenon of "overdressing" actually exists in almost every situation, starting with a birthday party where everyone came casually while you dressed up. If you're visibly more stylishly dressed than the people around you, it's called being overdressed. This is often accompanied by a feeling of discomfort, as you clearly stand out from the crowd. Whether you would describe yourself as overdressed or merely overly well-dressed depends entirely on you and your feelings.

Dressing up is fun and can make you feel good. Many people simply feel more comfortable when well-dressed. As Karl Lagerfeld once said, "Anyone who wears sweatpants has lost control of their life." Then you might be overdressed in the eyes of others, but you've still done everything right. Because, as the saying goes... better overdressed than underdressed.

Suit, trousers or sweater

These days, everything is a bit more casual, and dress codes aren't taken too seriously. You can never go wrong with a tasteful, well-groomed outfit. In a new job, you can take a look at your colleagues or browse the website beforehand. If you're really unsure and don't want to appear over- or underdressed, you can simply ask in advance, both at work and in your private life, how best to dress.

Conclusion: There is no such thing as overdressed 

If we've learned one thing, it's better to appear overdressed than underdressed. Being overdressed doesn't only have negative aspects; quite the opposite. Fashion is a means of expression and conveys a certain feeling to the person we meet. If you're better dressed than those around you, you subconsciously exude power and authority. You can consciously exploit these advantages in certain situations. Also, removing clothing is always a good idea. If you feel way too overdressed in a situation, you can quickly take off your jacket or tie. Conjuring up a jacket is usually quite difficult. At bugatti, you'll find everything you need to master the balancing act between casual and business.