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.
After a computerized workday filled with full production and board-level advisory meetings, as well as a project kickoff; my evening transition revealed the day’s attire.
A modern gentleman stepped into the hall of mirrors and discovered the look of the day reflected.
A vintage Danish country jacket and a vintage cap, complemented by Tom Ford eyewear and a tartan-patterned waistcoat.
I excel in acting as a representative for entities like organisations, regions, and corporate brands, or presenting myself during black-tie dinners.
These events serve as a sophisticated platform for socialisation and exploration of new opportunities. They are invariably well-organised, set in beautiful locations, and feature rewarding guest lists assembled by significant organisers and captivating hosts. Each occasion offers a chance to spark interest and expand connections.
With a distinctive style and unique accessories, I strive to cultivate a personal brand. This evening, my signature statement was a vintage wine-red velvet black-tie blazer and eyewear from Tom Ford.
