MEN'S IMAGE AND STYLE

Some people call it style; others call it good taste; the natural ability or knack some men have to consistently look effortlessly well dressed whatever the occasion. They seem to be able to naturally select the right suits, shirts, pants, jackets, ties and shoes.

Dressing stylishly is not an impossible dream.

You can’t know something until you have been taught - let Suzanne teach you the basics of colour, style and coordination to make this impossible dream a reality.

We have all heard of the importance of making a great first impression but with the increasing competitive nature of the economy it is more important than ever. Your personal image is your visual resume so being able to naturally create a great first impression will help open all sorts of doors from the employment market t o socialising whether looking for a partner or just friends! So learn how to make it count for you.

By investing in a colour consultation you will learn which colours will give you an image of confidence, strength and authority and which colours you should avoid as they will make you appear older and tireder.

You will also learn about the importance of contrast. Contrast is an important element in the overall success or failure of any garment you elect to wear. Wearing the correct contrast level for your colouring is as important as wearing the correct colours.

Attending a style consultation will simplify your life by making shopping for clothes so much easier. Knowing which styles you look great in and which you should avoid will increase your self esteem and self confidence.

Your style portfolio will be individually personalised by taking into account your:

• Vertical body type
  

• Horizontal body type
  

• Bone structure
  

• Height
  

• Weight
  

• Shoulder angle and width
  

• Neck length and circumference
  

• Face shape
  

• Posture
  

• Age
  

• Any prominent features
  

The finished product covers all of the following;

• Body analysis
  
• Garment selection
  
• Accessory knowledge
  
• A personal style guide
  
• How to read fashion
  
• Grooming
  
• Special occasion dressing
  
• Principles on line and design
  

For Bookings and Information on Group Bookings Contact:

Suzanne Dekyvere