Success in the business world depends on two things: your abilities and your attitude. Now, your abilities are generally due to your education (both formal & non) and natural talent. However, your attitude and the way people perceive you may be altered with just a few seams.
For example, wearing the right clothes to an interview, meeting, or seminar can determine your success or failure in that arena. Many a person has gone into an interview with the perfect credentials for a job only to leave disappointed because he or she did not reflect the look and attitude that the company wanted.
How can Haute Couture help?
One way to create a distinctive personality is to purchase clothes made just for you. The French word haute couture represents just this idea. This phrase meaning high fashion is now synonymous with beautiful, distinctive, original clothing created in the best design houses in the world. Using the best designers, the best fabrics, and the best seamstresses, haute couture clothing will fit you perfectly and help you to give an air of confidence, composure, and success.
Do you want to be the most successful you can be? Do you want to create an attitude that encourages future employers to choose you and present employers to give you a promotion? Do you want people at all your events to recognize you for your abilities, style, and attitude? Then, you need to purchase at least one haute couture suite or main article of clothing.
In order to obtain one of these exclusive suits, you will need to make an appointment with the design house before visiting Paris. Each house creates model garments for their biannual shows, but sometimes these clothes are sent out of the country for shows elsewhere. Other houses will create a video of the shows so that serious buyers may watch either from the comfort of their home or in the design house while the model clothes are away.
After making your appointment, seeing these luxurious clothes, and choosing what you want, the design house will do a fitting to make sure that your clothes are perfect. After the first measurements when you choose the model, you must be prepared for a minimum of three more fittings. Adjustments are completed mis a plat, which means* that they take apart the outfit and put it back together before your next fitting. When you receive the final product, it will fit you perfectly, hiding any negative points in your figure and emphasizing all the good.
What about Haute Couture and men?
Business people all over enjoy haute couture. Especially men.
“Be Bold. Be Noticed. Be You, said Gregory Scott Reid, well-known speaker and three-time #1 best-selling author.
California native, Reid created this unique design when he realized that Mens fashion was primarily left unchanged. Each day he typically wore his shirt/tie/suit combination to the office and for special occasions. However, he questioned why he was spending exorbitant amounts of money on wonderful ties that he couldn”t show off.
That is where his inspiration began. Reid teamed up with Haute Couture Fashion Designer, Kimberly Mac. Together they were able to take Reid”s idea of cutting “slits” into one of his dress shirts, and “weave” a tie through it, enabling people to not only show off more of the tie, but also creating an original look that was long overdue in men”s fashion.
“Voila! The look for today”s man, said Reid.
Original, first ever, never available before, Reids shirts feature double pearl button cuffs and superior quality fabric in Jarkarta White, Skyline Blue and Midnight Black. This woven collar shirt, as seen in GQ, Ebony, FHM, SkyMall, Washington Post,944, Skope and across the globe, comes to you from Mui Fina at MuiFina.com.
So stop worrying about the impression you are making as clients, employers, friends and family. People will be able to immediately recognize your new air of confidence and success with haute couture. More information on haute couture can be found at http://Amazon.com and at http://www.presssuccess.com/muifina
Dress for success and create your success!
*Source: “Haute Couture Fashion History” By Pauline Weston Thomas for Fashion-Era.com
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