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		<title>Corporate fashion trends for the rising executive</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Constantly interacting with valued clients? Beyond the snazzy cellular phone with numerous enhancements and an equally impressive notebook computer, many of today&#8217;s modern-day executives still need to adhere to a dress code or maintain a certain level of formal fashion.
It&#8217;s all about projecting the right image, which has become a key factor to career advancement [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-18" title="suited-man" src="http://www.clothesmagnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/suited-man-244x300.gif" alt="suited-man" width="244" height="300" />Constantly interacting with valued clients? Beyond the snazzy cellular phone with numerous enhancements and an equally impressive notebook computer, many of today&#8217;s modern-day executives still need to adhere to a dress code or maintain a certain level of formal fashion.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s all about projecting the right image, which has become a key factor to career advancement that can expand to foreign shores. While most offices have allowed dress-down Fridays to operate, certain executive positions still necessitate that individuals look their best, at least touching base with higher-ups, other key executives/business partners, and other people in the value chain.</p>
<p>Have you ever seen a CEO donning denims while in the work milieu? It&#8217;s  a very rare occurrence. The general rule is that the dress code must still apply.  A rising executive will therefore have to project power, responsibility, ambition, authority, not to mention the ability get the job done or to achieve the company&#8217;s targeted goals.</p>
<p>To look like a winner, menswear style experts recommend wardrobe staples that include classic pairs of pants, some good shirts, stylish blazers, designer quality silk ties, a pair of cufflinks plus maybe an innovative wristwatch to complete the look.</p>
<p>The key fashion trends in business wear for 2009 until 2010 are highlighted by the addition of fresh silhouettes, hues and prints to the classic mix.  For after-hours client entertaining or special corporate event, or simple dinner with  some business associates or consultants, dress trousers &amp; belt, a dress shirt and a jacket are key items. Spray on a quality designer scent for a whiff of elegance and masculinity that is neither too faint nor overpowering.</p>
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