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The Meeting Dressing Standard

Clear, composed, and appropriate—meeting dressing without excess.

The conference room is differently lit, and the eye is focused.
Prepare the impression that arrives before words.

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Scene brief

Built for the room,
not the spotlight.

Conference rooms, presentation halls, video meetings — these spaces are under artificial light, not natural light. Even in environments created by cameras, projectors, and fluorescent lights, a combination that looks calm and trusting is needed.

Philosophy

"No surprises — just composure."

— MONSEN dressing principle

After the presentation, what people remember is not the slide, but the speaker's overall impression. MONSEN designs that impression to be quiet.

The 4-piece formula

Four criteria for meeting rooms

Blazer, shirt, trousers, shoes — the balance of these four is what a meeting look is all about.

01

Structure blazer

Navy with well-groomed shoulders

02

Calm fit shirt

Clean white/light blue under lighting

03

Tapered slacks

Designed to maintain a fit even when sitting

04

Minimal derby

Clean silhouette without being excessive

Three directions

The right direction for your meeting

Same scene, three interpretations. Choose according to the formality of the situation.

Neatness without failure

First meetings, external client-faces, critical reporting — the safest and most trusted combination.

Blazer

Navy structure blazer

Shirt

White calm fit shirt

Trousers

Charcoal tapered trousers

Shoes

Black minimal derby

Tone-on-Tone Minimal

Internal meetings, team presentations, workshops — keep it formal but a little lighter.

Blazer

Greige soft blazer

Inner

Stone knit polo

Trousers

Warm gray trousers

Shoes

Suede loafers (sand)

Quiet presence

Keynotes, stage presentations, and external talks — choices that are clearly visible under the light, but not overdone.

Blazer

Deep brown blazer

Shirt

Ivory collar shirt

Trousers

Dark navy slacks

Shoes

Burgundy minimal derby

Meeting color standard

Colors that work in the meeting room

The tone that looks most stable under fluorescent lights and cameras.

Styling guide

Four principles of meeting styling

Rule 01

Maintain brightness contrast between top and bottom

There should be a difference in brightness between the top and bottom so that the silhouette is clearly visible under the imager and lighting. Even if it's tone-on-tone, we recommend a difference of at least 2 tones.

Rule 02

Check the fit based on your sitting position

80% of meetings are sitting. The shoulders of the blazer, the collar of the shirt, the thighs of the slacks — the shape when sitting is more important.

Rule 03

Only one pattern, the rest are solid

If you wear a checkered shirt, blazers and slacks are plain. Complex combinations will be noisy on the screen and lighting. I recommend fine textures rather than stripes.

Rule 04