dress to impress

Are you looking forward to finding new clients for 2024?  Let's delve into our world as salon professionals and how we plan to shape the art of attracting new clients in 2024. Join us as we explore discuss a crucial aspect of your success as a salon professional: how you present yourself through your attire. Your wardrobe speaks volumes about your brand and can significantly influence the type of clients you attract. Whether you're an established stylist or just starting your career, understanding the impact of your clothing choices is key to building a thriving clientele and boosts confidence.

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Shefali Karani is the author of “Own It! Love What You Already Have” of which all book proceeds go toward good causes. She is an executive at her family’s business, and board director for two other companies. She’s an alumna of Columbia Business School in NYC and Drexel University. She lives in Dubai with her husband and continues to travel for work

Are you a high school or university student, millennial, or entrepreneur? Do you want to learn how to dress for success? Then this video is for you. This EdTalk series featuring Shefali Karani reminds everyone that to be able to dress for success, you have to dress for yourself. Being comfortable with what you wear is important, as this goes hand-in-hand with your self-confidence and will affect the way people treat you when they see your confidence shining through.

One of the secrets to success is the way you dress. While office-appropriate attire has changed over the years and formal suits aren't a requirement, it's important to dress for the role you want or already have. While people may argue that "you can't judge a book by its cover", most businesses and organizations still do, and while staying confident and comfortable with what you wear is key, it's important to make sure you wear professional attire.