Summer is a time when layers decrease and clothes shed. But how do you balance that with dressing for the office? In this podcast, David discusses what you should and should not do when it comes to professional summer attire. Are sleeveless blouses on women acceptable? Is it okay for a man not to wear a t-shirt under his dress shirt? Tune in and hear what David has to say about these and other topics.
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Its no secret that the economy is still on a tough upward journey towards complete recovery. Professional image is now more important than ever. Image is critical not only to landing a job, but also to keeping the job. In this episode David shares a few important tips to help you navigate increasingly complex path towards an improved professional image.
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It really has been a long time coming but our new podcast series, “Your Image Redefined”, has finally been launched. Hosted by NY radio personality, Matt Haze, the show will touch on a new image topic each month. In the first episode, Matt interviews David about his approach to image and style.
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Not too starched and certainly not too stuffy. Post economic hemorrhaging, today’s creative account executive needs to shake off all the illusions and pretensions of the doo-dah days and keep it amiable.
It’s still important to stick to a silhouette that complements your physique and a style that adds credibility to your expertise and clarifies your authority. Keep the most part of your ensemble somber but confidently play with sparing pops of color and layer with an interesting sport coat, like this Jersey Blazer.
Vintage Tuxedo Shirt from Martin + Osa ($79.50), Skinny Fit Trousers from Topman ($80), Jersey Blazer from Topman ($138),Perforated Penny Driver from Prada ($460) and Trooper Bag ($215) from J.Fold.
In spirit of optimism, some form of obscure notion of job stability and perhaps an economy piqued, I’m compiling looks for the working man, the job seeker or professional poseur.
Whichever man you are, here’s a work-look to don for those of you in the creative field. Designers, writers, artists, photographers and those of you in-betweeners, here’s how to really look like you’re basking in artistic expression and professional acumen.
Broken-In-Button-Down from Martin + Osa ($59.50), Dylan In Boone, Slouch Tapered denim from J Brand($165), Classic Pointed Lace Ups from Topman ($76) and Rugged Twill Tote from Martin + Osa ($99.50).
Although it may not be present in all its glory, Spring is here. Dress up for the weekend and for the jaunty season. For a comfortable and relaxed look, incorporate bright colors, with breathable fabrics, and geometrical prints.
Polo ($40), Cardigan ($50) and Shorts by Top Man. Bag ($298) by Marc by Marc Jacobs and Espadrille ($78) by Jeffrey Campbell.
Some guys exude style effortlessly. My friend, Guido from Italy, is one of them. His vintage, dandy vibe is a look I greatly admire but can never authentically pull off. Even though he’s only 23, he convincingly captures the spirit of an era that even his parents may not be old enough to remember. Perhaps the guidos from the Jersey Shore can learn a thing or two from him.
With a robust heritage of producing high-end athletic and lifestyle fashions, PUMA has upped the ante on its creativity and joined forces with contemporary African artist Kehinde Wiley. Wiley is a unique talent, very well known for his portraits rendered against intricate backdrops of graphics and patterns. Coupled, Wiley and PUMA birthed an African spirited campaign that melds bright colors, rich graphics and portraits to produce a line of apparel, footwear, and accessories that are bleeding-edge, but still very PUMA. Ushering a historic event unlike any other, the World Cup 2010, which be held in South Africa is the genesis behind this initiative. Simply, the collection is an African art and fashion jamboree, juxtaposing classic portraiture with modern patterns and prints.
Highlights of the line include, the Limited Edition v1.10 Kehinde Wiley boot, where only 302 unique pairs will be released and two Kehinde Wiley T-shirts.







