Do clothes have feelings? Probably not,
but you do and I bet you feel differently
when you wear one thing as opposed
to another. Feeling amazing, you’ll
project it, feeling lousy, you’ll project
that too. Feeling powerful? Then watch
out world. Your wardrobe has countless
opportunities for feelings and anything
that does not make you feel good –
DISMISS. Out of there. Concentrate on
the styles, the pieces that make you
feel good. Is it the cut, is it the fabric, is
it the colour, is it a piece that you often
get comments on? Channel in on those
elements and create your wardrobe
around them. Next time you are in front
of your wardrobe ask yourself, how do I
want to feel today?
“You never
get a second
chance to
make a first
impression.”
Mr. Rose, the Sydney based shirting and
blouse specialist, has been dressing
career women for more than five years.
Their philosophy is to dress to impress
and don’t be scared to show your
personal style. Start with a great fitting
suit, and add the personality through the
shirt, blouse and accessories.
“Whether you are going for a job
interview or wanting to make a
statement in the job you are in, dressing
to impress is essential to get that step
ahead” says Mr. Rose Creative Director,
Sophie Toohey. “Never underestimate
the power of personal presentation and
dress, it’s the key to confidence and it’s
something that as women we can have
fun with and use to our advantage.”
Mr. Rose creates seasonal collections of
tailored shirting and printed silk blouses
for women to incorporate into their
working wardrobe. Made in Australia,
using premium Italian cottons and
silks, Mr. Rose is very much about a
flamboyant detail – you will find pussy
bow blouses, shirts with amazing
sleeves and collars, a play on the manstyle tailoring with slick tuxedo shirts as
well as feminine shirt dresses.
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