Ah, the confusion that surrounds the simple act of making introductions! Yes, there are proper etiquette rules when you are introducing one person to another. The primary thing to keep in mind is to always mention the name of the woman
or the most important person first. For example: "Jane, may I present Jim Jones?" Then follow with, "Jim, this is Jane Jackson."
Or "Senator Davis, may I present Darlene Smith?" Then follow with, "Darlene, this is Senator Davis."
In making social and business introductions, there are three simple rules to keep in mind:
1. A man is always
presented to a woman first, as in the example above.
2. A noticeably younger person is always
presented to an older person. "Mr. Older, may I present Miss Teenager."
3. A man or woman is always
presented to a very distinguished person, clergyman, official, or higher-up in business. "Ms. Boss, may I present our new employee, Bill Roberts."
When introducing yourself, simply say, "Hello, I am Ruth Smith." If an acquaintance seems to have forgotten your name or an earlier introduction, don't cause possible embarrassment by saying, "Remember me?" Instead, give your name and mention the place where you met, such as, "Hello! I'm Ruth Smith. We met at Bob Brown's party a couple of months ago."
Right: Maurice Roger black gown covered in beads from head to toe.
Ted Lapidus elaborate brocade evening suit.
Pierre Cardin sequined gown with pop art dots.
Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner brocade backless top over pink evening pants.
Capucci op-art satin dress and jacket trimmed in ostrich feathers.
Pierre Balmain sequin covered sheath. Oh la la!
Jacques Heim fitted sheath with a full overskirt.
Jacques Heim strapless lace ballgown.
Christian Dior silk satin ballgown.
Manguin red silk satin dress with fullness to one side.
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If you're going to do some holiday shopping today, you might as well go in style. Here, a double-breasted leopard jacket trimmed with red fox fur by Traina-Norell, 1954. Of course, it is no longer legal to buy or sell furs from endangered species whether vintage or not, and we are not advocating such. But, there are wonderful quality faux furs available today and we hope you'll use this photo as inspiration to look your best today and every day.
Ah, the confusion that surrounds the simple act of making introductions! Yes, there are proper etiquette rules when you are introducing one person to another. The primary thing to keep in mind is to always mention the name of the woman or the most important person first. For example: "Jane, may I present Jim Jones?" Then follow with, "Jim, this is Jane Jackson." Or "Senator Davis, may I present Darlene Smith?" Then follow with, "Darlene, this is Senator Davis."
1. A man is always presented to a woman first, as in the example above.
2. A noticeably younger person is always presented to an older person. "Mr. Older, may I present Miss Teenager."
When introducing yourself, simply say, "Hello, I am Ruth Smith." If an acquaintance seems to have forgotten your name or an earlier introduction, don't cause possible embarrassment by saying, "Remember me?" Instead, give your name and mention the place where you met, such as, "Hello! I'm Ruth Smith. We met at Bob Brown's party a couple of months ago."
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