We are always shown clothing on pencil thin models and mannequins as though that were the norm. The tall skinny look never seems to go out in the fashion world, as if that body was the only figure allowed to wear clothes! At work we don’t need to look alluring or creative or faddish, just professional. Don’t worry, image consultants know really wearable tips and techniques to shave off a few pounds visually. Here are
I know what some of you are thinking when you see a pair of grey slacks in the store, “How would I wear these in a way that represents my style?” Grey doesn’t have to be dull or dreary. In fact, it is a trending color in both office and casual wear. The good news is that grey is a wonderful wardrobe neutral and mid to dark greys look best paired with pastels or bright
Finding your clothing style can be confusing largely because the magazines suggest combinations from the latest fad fashion to mix and match creatively but they are not always practical for work or wearable for play. In the image business we make it simple. It takes knowing your style preferences and how to build a “style story”. Knowing your fashion personality can help you build a wardrobe that makes it easy to shop, plan and organize.
Interestingly, anecdotal studies show that during the few seconds of a first impression one of the greatest detractors to individual credibility is poor fit. It is undoubtedly to your benefit to find clothes that fit and when this is not possible, you may need to consider alterations or custom-made garments. This means identifying your body type and the look you wish to achieve. But before we begin, let’s take a quick look at how fashion
2017 Makeup Trends Every year, new makeup trends emerge or step back into the spotlight. As an image consultant, it is your responsibility to study these trends and determine if they are ideal for your client’s image or not. Take a look at these makeup trends for 2017 – do they fit with the image you’ve crafted for your clients? Healthy Skin with Bold Eyes or Lips Say goodbye to time spent contouring or blotting out imperfections.
