Set your brand’s standards and expectations and give your people a reason to dress well If you’ve recently renovated, updated, or reopened your resort or hotel, you’ve likely done #allthethings. New décor, updated public spaces, room updates, new restaurants, F&B offerings, etc. You’ve likely updated your branding guidelines and shared them with your teams. And …
Use your personal style to help your teams dress their best People are heavily influenced by what others around them are wearing. This is true for the office setting just as much as outside of work. People may want to dress well for work (and other areas of their lives) but they’re afraid to because …
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There are many reasons why traditional dress code guidance doesn’t stick or land, and in this article, I’m addressing the top three reasons I’ve seen in my work with my corporate clients. You’ve dictated silhouettes that don’t work for all body types Silhouette is the shape of the clothes – relaxed vs. fitted, wide …
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Your brand is how you distinguish your organization from everyone else. Your brand is what directs and informs your messaging, vision, values, how you differentiate from others in your space, and it also can be used to guide your dress code. This is context. And it may be the last thing you’ve thought of when …
A dress code program in need of an update may look like the following – teams are showing up are incongruent with the décor and setting of your property, their style does not align with your visual identity and brand, and/or your teams appear dated. Let’s address each one… Teams’ styles are incongruent with …
