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1. PERSONAL APPEARANCE
AND
PERSONAL PRESENTATION

2. Group Members
Memoona Muqtadir
Midra Khan
Neelum Nosheen
Paras Azam

3. PERSONAL APPEARANCE
It is the state, condition, manner, or style in which a person or object appears;
outward look or aspect
OR
The way you dress, fix your hair, tells a lot about yourself and the way you
want others to think about you.

4. PERSONAL PRESENTATIONS:
Personal presentations refers to the set of traits and behaviors that characterized
an individual
Personality has both internal and external elements
Personality is both inherited as well as it can be shaped by the environment.

5. Personal appearance:
How well you look by first
impression.
Personal presentation:
When you start conversation or
communication with others etc.

6. Personal Appearance

7. Formal, Informal and Semi Formal
Dresses of Men and Women

8. Formal Dresses of Men:
Haircut
Shirts Trousers:

10. Formal DRESSES For Women:

12. Make-up:
Hair Style

13. NAILS:TEETH
PERSONAL HYGIENE:

14. Personal Presentation

15. Personal presentation is about you,
A very important part for effective
communication, it may include;
o Self-esteem and confidence
o Effective speaking
o Personal appearance (dress)(looks etc)
o Gestures
o Postures
o Accent
o Facial expression
o body language
o Space distancing

16. POSTURES:

17. GESTURES:

18. SPACE DISTANCING:

19. BODY LANGUAGE:
Body language includes,
Make eye contact
Smile and nod
Be polite
Don’t slouch
Do relax and lean forward
Don not lean back
Keep your feet on the floor
Pay attention
Listen
Stay calm
Be sure what to do with your hands

20. Hand shake
Voice:
Don not shaky voice
Rushed voice
Quiet voice
Ask question
Thank everyone
Etiquette

21. • Creative
thinking
• Life long
learning
• Personal
empowerment
Personal
change
management
skills
Reflective
skills
Critical
thinking
Self
motivation
Personal Development Skills:

22. Emotional intelligence
Managing emotions
Living ethically
Goodness. Learning to use your moral compass
Self control
friendliness
Developing resilience
Courage being brave
Building confidence
Improving self esteem
Character Building Skills:

23. References
www.skillsyouneed.com
www.businessinsider.com
www.thesimpledor.com
www.mens-fashion.lovetoknow.com
www.communicate.com
www.youngistan.in/careers