Description

Reginald Ferguson talks about how he got started in the fashion industry, influenced by his family and the energy of New York City. He explains how what we wear can affect how others see us at work, and why dressing well matters for credibility and respect. Reginald also examines how ideas about leadership attire are changing, the impact of fast fashion, and why personal style matters. He shares practical advice for anyone looking to improve their wardrobe without sacrificing their sense of style, and he discusses the specific challenges women face in the workplace regarding style and judgment.

Takeaways

• Fashion is influenced by personal experiences and upbringing.
• New York City serves as a significant backdrop for fashion inspiration.
• Dressing well can enhance productivity and credibility.
• Leadership attire has evolved; it's not just about suits anymore.
• Personal style should be distinct and aspirational.
• Fast fashion can be avoided by developing a personal style.
• Reinvention of style is a gradual process.
• Knowing your dimensions is crucial for making smart clothing choices.
• Clothing communicates who you are and affects how others perceive you.
• Women face unique challenges in workplace attire and judgment.What’s Your

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