I was invited to a networking event at one of the Big Four.
The usual dress code? Dark blue or grey blazers, shirts without ties. Not quite my personality. Pretty boring, in my opinion. Why look like everyone else?
So I went my own way.
A British flat cap, Tom Ford eyewear, a patterned waistcoat instead of a blazer, a bold striped tie, red trousers, and a Mod-inspired jacket to complete the look.
My way of combining business acumen with a punch of personality.
They had never seen such a big rucksack at a business meeting.
I combined a full day in the city with a gym session, nutrition supplies, and my laptop, all packed into one rucksack.
So I won the prize for the most overloaded rucksack at today’s business meeting.
Just my way of making sure I’m remembered 😉
A returning favorite. Tie of the day. Going all pink, styled with a black Barbour and a Tiger of Sweden suit. Heading to an updated presentation on international relations.
On the first day of summer, I step into the role of Vice Chairman of the Board — with clarity, character, and in style.
In my professional approach, I strike a balance between formal business management and creative communication to drive development and deliver impactful presentations.
This duality is also reflected in my personal style, where a blend of formal attire with a creative touch allows me to stand out with character.
It’s an elegant and bold look, featuring a pink blazer that adds a touch of sophistication and energy. Paired with a matching tie, the white trousers offer a nice contrast, creating a harmonious gradient.
