I’m writing this on Wednesday night. Going to have to plan early what I’ll wear tomorrow.  I have a full day workshop to a group of women.  Do you think they will understand my PINK?  I hope so.  Maybe it will inspire some creative thinking about COLOR!

Here’s today!  As I have been working through the month of PINK, I have run into several women who tell me that they don’t have to “dress” for work.  All I want to say is “don’t you WANT to dress for work?” 

What does “dressing for work” mean to you?  Does is mean weekend wear?  Does it mean a pair of khakis and a shirt.  What does dressing mean to you?  Don’t you want to feel like you are “dressed for work”.  Remembering when I first started in the working world I was so excited to begin to “dress up” like I was going to work.  It made me feel important.

I have often wondered over the past 20 years or so since business casual has come into play whether or not people have felt that their jobs are very important.  I also wonder if the productivity of workers has declined since they do not “dress for work” anymore…..I wonder…….

I cannot tell you how excited I am to be “dressing up” for work again.  I truly feel that dressing up adds up and I hope you do to! 

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“Look Good, Feel Great and Have FUN Doing It!”

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Posted by: Karen Hughes, Founder of Image Assets, an Image Consulting Firm serving the Alpharetta and Metro Atlanta areas. As a seasoned certified image consultant, Karen follows a simple philosophy: educate, empower, and enrich the lives of her clients. Her philosophy is enmeshed throughout her practice and can be observed in her workshops, clinics, and one-on-one consultations. Her energetic and interactive style makes her a sought-after training resource for organizations and individuals alike. Even the most difficult topics seem effortless for Karen as she tackles such challenges as professional etiquette, business dress personal image and body shape.

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