Why do very wealthy people always have that unique polished clean look?How to achieve?
I am very very rich (my granddad's a billionaire,parents: multimillionaires. I find the quality of designer brands, makes people look wealthy. Wear classic, sophiscated items of clothing, i like the preppy style. wear gucci, prada,chanel, dior, or Dolce and Gabbana sunglasses. but not which easily seen logos, that is very tacky. Wear nice Christian Louboutins. Talk politely and have good manners. be wise. Always have nice bags, if you aren't rich, invest they are a must have. Always have your hair done or at least have it neat and clean. Get a nice car. Wear your hair in a classic style. Have a signature scent like chanel no.5. or poison by dior(my personal favourite) if you have a uniform, it needs to be new, and add a classic touch to it, like a pearl necklace or nice diamond necklace. Walk in a very confident manner. Try to use as less makeup as possible, and nude nailpolish. Also play a traditional sport like lacrosse, polo, tennis. Act smart. Have white teeth, and always when it comes to clothing, don't reveal much. Be healthy, eat healthy and feel healthy.
How does a female executive dress on a daily basis? Where do they shop for work clothes?
It’s funny, we all kind of have this idea of what female executives are supposed to look like in response to this question in our minds, but the laws of attraction in regards to leadership are different.Many top female executives exude a lot more femininity than many think. I think it’s going to become more and more popular for women to return to a more feminine image as the desired leadership style becomes more feminine.A wonderful example I adore is former Apple Exec Bozoma Saint John. She is authentic, feminine, powerful, and herself entirely. She is radiant and it has absolutely made her a stand out:For many years, women trying to make to the “top” of the business world felt the need to emasculate themselves to fit in with the all-male business world. They changed the way they dress, talk, interact, etc. to match a more competitive and masculine style.I was totally a part of this. I started my career over 25 years ago and spent two decades building a multi-million dollar real estate company in Canada. I was surrounded in a highly masculine environment. I felt like I had to sides: a masculine mask and the feminine me. It was exhausting to say the least.There has since been a shift and a more collaborative, feminine leadership style is in because it is more profitable and better for organizations.When I realized that reconnecting with my feminine leadership abilities was the secret to my authentic leadership and greater success, my whole look changed to reflect that. It’s really changed the way people approach and respond to me.Here’s a picture I took for my website. I’m now teach other female leaders and entrepreneurs how to embrace their natural leadership ability.I think the more women embrace their feminine nature in business and see their collaborative and inclusive nature as a strength, we’re going to see more feminine styles make their way in.
Do important designers (Hermès, Chanel, LV etc.) offer animal-friendly versions of their leather handbags?
If you’re looking at luxury bags but want to avoid animal skins, your best bet in terms of durability and style is coated canvas. However, I found it’ll be difficult to avoid leather trims, especially on larger bags.For example:Gucci makes many bags in coated canvas, but a majority of them have leather straps or flaps:Similarly, the most popular LV bags are in their monogram canvas, but these have leather straps as well:Even smaller bags that look safe will have small bits of leather hidden:The Gucci Marmont in Velvet has leather on the strapThe Gucci canvas WOC has a leather interior:So, instead of scouring these brands for something vegan, why not look at other designers? For example, you can buy many high-quality, manmade leather bags on Amazon or at Target for a tiny fraction of the price, or you can patronize some of these designers (Link) such as Urban Expressions.
Where do rich teenagers shop at?
Can I just say that rich teenagers do not under any circumstances go near Abercrombie and Fitch with a ten foot pole. And that goes double for Forever 21. Department stores: Sak's, Barney's, Bergdorf's, Bloomie's, Nordstrom. Just Jeans: Sevens, Citizens, True Religions, Acne, R&R, Rich and Skinnies, Burberry, Chanel, Free People, Theory, BCBG, Kate Spade, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Badgley Mischka, Prada, D&G, Vera Wang, Louboutin, Manolo, Jimmy Choo, Stella McCartney, Hermes, Alice + Olivia, Marni, 3.1 Phillip Lim, C&C, Splendid, Helmut Lang. Haute Couture: Chanel, Christian Dior, Givenchy, Elie Saab, Armani, Valentino off the top of my head.