The ultimate lingerie guide for guys

The ultimate lingerie guide for guys

10 February 2018
The ultimate lingerie guide for men. I’m a London fashion stylist with over 20 years experience in personal shopping with men and women. With my intelligent styling know-how I’ve created…
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How men shop for clothes

How men shop for clothes

7 March 2016
I’m an experienced London fashion stylist. And with over 20 years of personal shopping experience with both men and women I have concluded that men are from Mars, and women…
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The ultimate lingerie guide for guys

The ultimate lingerie guide for guys

10 February 2018
The ultimate lingerie guide for men. I’m a London fashion stylist with over 20 years experience in personal shopping with men and women. With my intelligent styling know-how I’ve created…
Read more
How men shop for clothes

How men shop for clothes

7 March 2016
I’m an experienced London fashion stylist. And with over 20 years of personal shopping experience with both men and women I have concluded that men are from Mars, and women…
Read more
If a picture is worth a thousand words… what’s your profile photo saying? Most people think a great headshot is about the camera. It isn’t. It’s about everything that happens before the first click. The truth is, most of us don’t enjoy being photographed. In fact, around 95% of people feel uncomfortable in front of a camera. And you can usually see it. That’s why so many profile photos are cropped holiday snaps, rushed selfies or pictures that no longer reflect who the person is today. It’s not because people don’t care. It’s because being in front of a camera feels awkward. But your profile photo is often the first impression people have of you. Before you’ve spoken. Before you’ve shaken hands. Before they’ve read your bio. It tells a story. Does yours communicate confidence, credibility and professionalism? Or is it saying something you never intended? After more than 30 years styling presenters, broadcasters and business professionals, I’ve learned that confidence in front of the camera isn’t something you’re born with. It comes from preparation. When you’re wearing clothes that fit well, suit you and reflect who you are, you stop worrying about how you look. That’s when the camera captures something authentic. And people notice. Take a look at your profile photo today. If you were seeing it for the first time, what story would it tell?
Why Your American Wardrobe Is Not Working in London? You are not badly dressed. You are dressed for the wrong city. That is the line at the heart of my new blog for American men relocating to London for corporate roles. American corporate style is built on projection. Presence. The suit that commands the room. British corporate style runs on precision. The suit that fits exactly, worn by a man who does not need the room to notice him because the room already has. Your clothes are not decoration. They are data. The question is whether that data matches the credibility you are trying to project. Over 50% of my personal styling clients are American executives who have relocated to London. This one is for you. Read the full blog now at www.philltarling.com. Link also in bio “Why Your American Wardrobe Is Not Working in London” London menswear stylist and image consultant for American professionals relocating to London. The Image Coach Corporate Styling Services www.philltarling.com
Sweats in the city. 🔥 Here in the UK we know exactly how to dress for rain. Heat? We’re still figuring that one out. This heatwave has half the capital looking like they rolled out of bed by 9am, and honestly, standards shouldn’t melt just because the temperature’s up. New blog is live: the ultimate top to toe guide to dressing for work in a heatwave. Fabric, fit, footwear, dress codes, the lot. One simple test to remember before you get dressed tomorrow: does this look good, or is the heat winning? Link in bio. 👔☀️ Thanks @positivelyadam for your help. Blog Title: Clothes for Work When the Weather Is Hot: The Ultimate Heatwave Dressing Guide for Men: Are you’re hot under the collar and need help to beat the heat? Email or WhatsApp to arrange a consultation. The Image Coach
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If a picture is worth a thousand words… what’s your profile photo saying? Most people think a great headshot is about the camera. It isn’t. It’s about everything that happens before the first click. The truth is, most of us don’t enjoy being photographed. In fact, around 95% of people feel uncomfortable in front of a camera. And you can usually see it. That’s why so many profile photos are cropped holiday snaps, rushed selfies or pictures that no longer reflect who the person is today. It’s not because people don’t care. It’s because being in front of a camera feels awkward. But your profile photo is often the first impression people have of you. Before you’ve spoken. Before you’ve shaken hands. Before they’ve read your bio. It tells a story. Does yours communicate confidence, credibility and professionalism? Or is it saying something you never intended? After more than 30 years styling presenters, broadcasters and business professionals, I’ve learned that confidence in front of the camera isn’t something you’re born with. It comes from preparation. When you’re wearing clothes that fit well, suit you and reflect who you are, you stop worrying about how you look. That’s when the camera captures something authentic. And people notice. Take a look at your profile photo today. If you were seeing it for the first time, what story would it tell?
Why Your American Wardrobe Is Not Working in London? You are not badly dressed. You are dressed for the wrong city. That is the line at the heart of my new blog for American men relocating to London for corporate roles. American corporate style is built on projection. Presence. The suit that commands the room. British corporate style runs on precision. The suit that fits exactly, worn by a man who does not need the room to notice him because the room already has. Your clothes are not decoration. They are data. The question is whether that data matches the credibility you are trying to project. Over 50% of my personal styling clients are American executives who have relocated to London. This one is for you. Read the full blog now at www.philltarling.com. Link also in bio “Why Your American Wardrobe Is Not Working in London” London menswear stylist and image consultant for American professionals relocating to London. The Image Coach Corporate Styling Services www.philltarling.com
Sweats in the city. 🔥 Here in the UK we know exactly how to dress for rain. Heat? We’re still figuring that one out. This heatwave has half the capital looking like they rolled out of bed by 9am, and honestly, standards shouldn’t melt just because the temperature’s up. New blog is live: the ultimate top to toe guide to dressing for work in a heatwave. Fabric, fit, footwear, dress codes, the lot. One simple test to remember before you get dressed tomorrow: does this look good, or is the heat winning? Link in bio. 👔☀️ Thanks @positivelyadam for your help. Blog Title: Clothes for Work When the Weather Is Hot: The Ultimate Heatwave Dressing Guide for Men: Are you’re hot under the collar and need help to beat the heat? Email or WhatsApp to arrange a consultation. The Image Coach
Book your consultation
@Philltarling
phill@phill.hypedev.23x.me
+44 (0) 7973 122639