Note: Before the tip – remember to enjoy red roses on

Valentine’s Day!

 

Your Free Image Tip for February 2012

 

The Cost Per Wearing Concept

Cost Per Wearing Equalsthe Price Of The Item

Divided By The Number Of Times You Wear It.

 

In “this economy” (as newscasters like to refer to it)

"You want to get the most you can for your money."

 

It pays to choose an item of clothing and, especially, an accessory you use often – e.g., a brief case or shoes or glass frames, if you wear glasses, that may be on the expensive side, but will last a long time and look well with many of your pieces of clothing.

Buy the best business suit you can! Keep it simple.

Make it look different by adding a pocket square or changing your tie.

Or for women – add a piece of costume jewelry or a scarf.

Of course, you can’t spend what you don’t have – but do get the best item you possibly can.

NOTE: It pays to have fewer good pieces than a closet full of clothes you’ll throw away

after a year or two.

Bobbie highly suggests you “get your colors analyzed”- before you spend money on clothes 

 

You’ll automatically save money in the long run

In time most of the clothes in your closet will go with other.

 

If you live in or come to NYC call Bobbie at 212-779-4956.

If you live elsewhere email Bobbie and she’ll inquire about

Image Consultants in your area

 

Once you know your palette(s) and style(s), ask yourself…

 

“What clothes do I wear most often? Least often?”

 

Try To Spend Less On Formal Clothes

 

(You probably won’t need them that often,)