Joanne Lockwood is joined by stylist Kay Korsh to explore how clothing and personal presentation influence credibility, connection, and impact when you’re speaking in public. Kay shares how her career evolved from working with high-profile clients and fashion brands to building her own approach through “Mind over Fashion”, combining style with an understanding of human behaviour and first impressions.
They discuss practical ways speakers can choose outfits that support their message: prioritising comfort, understanding shapes and colours, and thinking about audience expectations without losing individuality. Kay explains how she guides clients through a structured process, from reviewing what they already own to developing a look that reflects values and tone of voice.
The conversation also covers common pitfalls that distract audiences, such as poor fit, creasing fabrics, avoidable wardrobe malfunctions, and the overlooked logistics of microphone packs. Alongside the practical tips, there’s a reflective thread about identity, confidence, and the time and emotional effort involved in getting dressed—especially for women—ending with how listeners can connect with Kay and learn more about her work.
