- Sunday, January 02, 2011
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Here's my article on business attire that just got published in the Worcester Business Journal
10. First Impressions
It’s said that 80 percent of first impressions are visual. Whether you’re going to a networking event, meeting a client or hosting a presentation, your look sends a message to others about who you are.
9. Look The Part
Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. If you strive to be a CEO, dress like one! A pulled-together and polished look can give you an edge in this competitive job market and can actually play a part in getting a promotion.
8. Confidence Builder
Sometimes we ignore the fact that there’s a huge connection between how we look and how we feel about ourselves. Take notice of how much more self-confident you feel when you love what you’re wearing, and use it as a strategy for confidence boosting.
7. Body Shape
Learn the styles that work (and those that don’t) for your unique body shape. All clothes are not cut the same. Finding figure-flattering styles is key to putting together a great work wardrobe.
6. Casual Fridays
Casual Friday dress is becoming more and more popular, but don’t let it cross the line into just plain sloppy. If your office allows jeans on Fridays, go with a dark-wash trouser-style jean paired with a fitted blazer and shirt.
5. Watch The Accessories
Over- accessorizing can create a very unprofessional look. Less is more.
4. Call A Tailor
I’ve seen executives with their pants dragging on the ground or their sleeves hanging over their hands — it doesn’t inspire confidence. Tailor your clothes for an impeccable fit.
3. Too Much Thigh?
Watch that skirt length. Too long can make you look older and too short is inappropriate for work. Keep skirts just above or below the knee for the most professional look.
2. Kids' Play
Backpacks are for students. Instead, carry a leather tote.
1. Suit Up
My one secret to dressing for success? Classic fitted suits in neutrals. Pass it on!
10. First Impressions
It’s said that 80 percent of first impressions are visual. Whether you’re going to a networking event, meeting a client or hosting a presentation, your look sends a message to others about who you are.
9. Look The Part
Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. If you strive to be a CEO, dress like one! A pulled-together and polished look can give you an edge in this competitive job market and can actually play a part in getting a promotion.
8. Confidence Builder
Sometimes we ignore the fact that there’s a huge connection between how we look and how we feel about ourselves. Take notice of how much more self-confident you feel when you love what you’re wearing, and use it as a strategy for confidence boosting.
7. Body Shape
Learn the styles that work (and those that don’t) for your unique body shape. All clothes are not cut the same. Finding figure-flattering styles is key to putting together a great work wardrobe.
6. Casual Fridays
Casual Friday dress is becoming more and more popular, but don’t let it cross the line into just plain sloppy. If your office allows jeans on Fridays, go with a dark-wash trouser-style jean paired with a fitted blazer and shirt.
5. Watch The Accessories
Over- accessorizing can create a very unprofessional look. Less is more.
4. Call A Tailor
I’ve seen executives with their pants dragging on the ground or their sleeves hanging over their hands — it doesn’t inspire confidence. Tailor your clothes for an impeccable fit.
3. Too Much Thigh?
Watch that skirt length. Too long can make you look older and too short is inappropriate for work. Keep skirts just above or below the knee for the most professional look.
2. Kids' Play
Backpacks are for students. Instead, carry a leather tote.
1. Suit Up
My one secret to dressing for success? Classic fitted suits in neutrals. Pass it on!
- Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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I just discovered truly luxurious Italian made hosiery from www.coccolareboutique.com
I ordered fabulous nude fishnets and textured tights that not only fit perfectly but feel SO good on!
Check out the gorgeous line for yourself and receive free shipping with coupon code fashioncoach.
Bye-bye Hanes!
I ordered fabulous nude fishnets and textured tights that not only fit perfectly but feel SO good on!
Check out the gorgeous line for yourself and receive free shipping with coupon code fashioncoach.
Bye-bye Hanes!
- Saturday, November 20, 2010
- 1 Comments
I just have to tell you about one of the most amazing boutiques around, Thirty Petals in Belmont, MA. From the moment you step inside the shop, you feel at home. Erica, the owner, and her staff are warm & wonderful people who have a true knack for fashion and an eye for putting fabulous outfits together. Thirty Petals has it all---jeans & casual clothes, gorgeous dresses, jackets and unique jewelry and accessories. There is something for everyone at Thirty Petals & all at affordable prices. After one visit, you'll be hooked! My latest fabulous Thirty Petals find is a pair of Lindsay Phillips interchangeable shoes! With just a snap, I can change the look of these adorable and comfy kitten heels from bow adorned to jeweled! LOVE THEM!!
Totally worth the trip! Thirty Petals 34 Leonard Street Belmont, MA www.thirtypetals.com
Mention my name and receive a 20% discount off your first full-priced purchase!
Totally worth the trip! Thirty Petals 34 Leonard Street Belmont, MA www.thirtypetals.com
Mention my name and receive a 20% discount off your first full-priced purchase!
- Saturday, November 20, 2010
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| Monique and I getting ready for the first Swap Soiree! |
I feel a Swap Soiree II coming about soon......
| Did you see the Gucci shoes? |
| So many great pieces! |
| Over $1,000 was raised to support domestic violence programs |
| Many of the shoes were brand new! |
| Looking in to the Swap at Chester's of Lawrence |
| Hunting down the perfect top! |
| The pant selection was amazing! |
| A happy swapper! |
| Fabulous food by Chef Beth Welker of Love at First Bite |
| You can never have too many handbags! |
- Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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