Dress for Excellence frames a business wardrobe philosophy
Lois Fenton argues fashion is not the aim but perception in business dress. She highlights real men like Ron Darling and Kevin Harrington to illustrate how personality and color choices shape authority. The guide links suit color, shirt shade, and tie pattern to professional acceptance and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Darling
New York Mets
Kevin Harrington
New York
Nautical fashion returns with bright stripes and crisp whites
Spring clothing embraces navy blue and white or orange and white nautical themes. Designers from Burdines to Macy's showcase striped fabrics, cardigans, knit sweaters, and wide-leg pants with brass buttons and crest motifs. The look, favored across ages and price levels, mixes sea-inspired details with clean color contrasts.
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Deauville
Yves Saint Laurent
Brenda Rosenberg
Burdines
Joan Kaner
Macy's
Rosenberg
Europe
New York
Betsey Johnson
Gitano
Adrienne Vittadini
Perry Ellis
Ralph Lauren
Anne Cole
Beach
Bill Blass
Oscar de la Renta
Flora Kung
Carolyne Boehm
Pantyhose Run Risk Tied to Jersey Stitch Advice
Industry expert Roscoe Farrell says jersey stitch makes runs likely in most pantyhose. Tips from Betty Foster advise proper donning with sit and align method, while denier levels affect wear life. Price and designer branding may not reflect quality. “boarded” hose often priced higher but not necessarily better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Johnson
Piper
Farrell
Betty Foster
Little Rock
Dillard’s
Memphis
Southwest
Lucille Golightly
Memphis State University
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John Molloy
Lois Fenton
Fenton
Jersey
C.P.R
Maren
Vyas
Wendy Tactuets
Myth
Anda
Lorain Community Hospital
Lorain
Ohio
Epien Free
Nhca
Frigidaire
KitchenAid
Stewart
Magnavox
Fisher
Hitachi
Sylvania
Mitsubishi
Teknika
NCTA
Stewart's
Cleveland St
VISA
Orm