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Catch up with Lauren A. Rothman in FORTUNE Magazine this month as she discusses the latest trend for men in the workplace!
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Check out Lauren in FORTUNE magazine!

The Tie Is So Old School
By Andy Serwer, managing editor @FortuneMagazine

The business you are in is even more telling. Lauren A. Rothman, who runs Styleauteur, a consulting firm based in Washington, D.C., that advises executives at Fortune 500 companies on dressing for success, and who wrote Style Bible: What to Wear to Work, explains: “In creative fields like media, advertising, or marketing, ties are dead. No one wears them except as a fashion accessory. Likewise at startups and tech companies, where you would really look overdressed — like maybe you had a job interview somewhere else — if you showed up wearing a tie.”

Spot on, Lauren. I had that very experience not long ago. I was interviewing a job candidate who came into my office with a bag in which he had a change of casual clothes he was going to slip back into afterward, so as not to tip off his current employer. Amazing.

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Lauren A. Rothman is a seasoned pro in the style & fashion industry. Rothman is the author of “Style Bible: What to Wear to Work.” She has been featured on CNN en Español, Entertainment Tonight, E! News, The Insider, Reuters, AP News, and ABC News. Her tips have appeared in Vanity Fair, People StyleWatch, Glamour, Real Simple, Cosmo Latina, Oprah.com, Fortune, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, and The New York Post.

To schedule an interview or seminar with Style Expert & Author
Lauren A. Rothman please contact:
Phone: +1.202.631.8878
Email: lauren@styleauteur.com
www.STYLEAUTEUR.com

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Lauren A. Rothman is the “Styleauteur” –  “Style Bible – What to Wear to Work – on Amazon.com

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The Fashion Whip: Michael Steele On What to Wear At The Convention

Some fashionistas dream about Mercedes Benz Fashion Week – I dream about the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Who will wear what? Will my “bundle” method of packing suitcases with shirt, tie and accessory combos make it safely to baggage claim? Will the political elite log in to check their online style albums? Many of my clients are moving from C-SPAN to Primetime for the next two weeks and the stakes are higher.

While most politicians are not aiming for a spot on the best-dressed list, there is a uniform for standing at the podium: navy suit, white shirt, red tie (sometimes blue). The conventions are Poliwood’s Sundance Film Festival with lots of meeting, greeting, and speaking; outfits even get better as the week comes to a close. Like walking the red carpet, the RNC and DNC conventions are a time to shine, so don’t re-wear last year’s best threads!

I asked Michael Steele, fashion plate and former Chairman of the Republican National Committee, to share his top three style tips for speakers at this year’s RNC and DNC conventions. Here is what the political analyst for MSNBC and partner at Purple Nation Solutions advises:

“Wear a suit your mother would be proud to see you dressed in!” Your suit should reflect your style even if you’re not stylish. Add a pocket square and accentuate with a nice tie. Michael says many politicians are partial to the “George Bush baby blue” tie in a solid light blue, calling it one of the prettiest shades of blue connoting softness and strength.

“Adding a tie pin and cuff links will set off a nice suit perfectly!” Michael says this is definitely an occasion to wear cuff links (even if you’re not a cuff links person). Michael encourages speakers to “frame your words with your cuff links and tie pin” to complete your powerful look.

“Comfortable underwear and shoes are a necessity.” You will spend at least 12 hours walking around – Michael advises to be comfortable and make sure your clothes “fit in a way that you don’t feel trapped.” Need we say more?

Be sure to add your American flag pin and leave your button cuff shirts at home. And, look out for a stylish Michael Steele – he will be the tall guy in wild colors, striped shirts, and a purple seersucker suit.

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