Hello and good evening to you all. I am Judas, apostle to Christ and you have managed to find yourself in the company of my blog. Despite my absence in person, I do hope that all that I have to say…all that I have to offer you on this page will help inspire and motivate you to excellence in your life. After all, it is the desire to perceived in the light of excellence before God that is the central and most important facet of humanity. For where would be if we knew only the slovenly amplification of the distressed and disheveled, mired in a cast of sorrow without the finely tuned expectation of self? I guess the answer would be, “nowhere within the etheral scope of God’s vision”.
I get emails religiously (sorry, I can’t help that one…one of my favorites) from followers of Christ who wish to know how one maintains a dignified and aesthetically pleasing image while still remaining beholden to the Christ we follow. Believe me, it doesn’t happen easily, and you can stand and admire your attire all you wish in the mirror without finding that answer, I assure you! I think though, dear reader, that if you aspire to public recognition by way of image, or if you long to empower yourself in the eyes of others, go no further than the look of Business Causal. It is the penultimate trend of the 21st century and the modern means by which to acheive success without a complete overhaul of your wardrobe.
Our good friend Doug at Dress One offer these simple rules for the business casual look:
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step 1:
Ask your human resources department for official guidelines. Business casual means different things at different companies. At a large corporation, it may mean a sport coat with a tie; at a smaller company, it may mean khakis and a polo shirt.
Step 2:
Before you go casual, check your daily planner to make sure you don’t have any meetings that require formal business attire.
Step 3:
Select clean, pressed and wrinkle-free clothes. Your outfit should communicate professionalism.
Step 4:
Wear a collared shirt with an undershirt. You can break up the oxford shirt monotony by wearing a linen or flannel shirt or one with a band collar. Knitted shirts and polo shirts are also generally acceptable. A casual sport coat is appropriate.
Step 5:
Wear khakis, chinos, corduroys or other non-denim slacks. Check your company’s policy before you decide to wear jeans to work.
Step 6:
Be sure to wear a belt, and have it match the color of your shoes.
Step 7:
Wear socks that match the color of your pants leave white socks or tube socks in your gym bag.
Step 8:
Choose oxfords, loafers, rubber soled leather shoes or boots for casual day. Wingtips are often too formal. Worn-out shoes, sandals or athletic shoes don’t make the grade.

The Corporate World’s other “Billy” showing you how it’s done.
Informal Attire is another great use of proper business ettiquette to get yourself noticed and to stand out without standing in front of those you were meant to stand beside. Either one of these methods is deemed appropriate in most corners and can easily offer you opportunities you might not have had otherwise. Most importantly however–if you don’t feel marvelous, you can never look marvelous!
Keep an eye out for further tips. I’ll be watching!