Comments on: The Mojo Guide to Style! http://docsmarketingmojo.com/the-mojo-guide-to-style/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-mojo-guide-to-style Economical marketing strategies and ideas for small businesses Sat, 03 Dec 2011 02:13:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Doc http://docsmarketingmojo.com/the-mojo-guide-to-style/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Doc Sun, 22 Feb 2009 15:46:04 +0000 http://docsmarketingmojo.com/?p=375#comment-49 You're right, Ed -I probably wouldn't wear one of my Performance Shirts to the opera. Unless, of course, I was performing that evening. ;-) And I agree with you on the eyewear; my current selection is five years old and still pretty hip...but it's time for a new pair. At the prices you pay for specs these days, about every five years is good with me. Of course, you could always get some red, heart-shaped models and claim those were your 'personal brand object.' Nothin' wrong with that! You’re right, Ed -I probably wouldn’t wear one of my Performance Shirts to the opera. Unless, of course, I was performing that evening. ;-)

And I agree with you on the eyewear; my current selection is five years old and still pretty hip…but it’s time for a new pair. At the prices you pay for specs these days, about every five years is good with me.

Of course, you could always get some red, heart-shaped models and claim those were your ‘personal brand object.’ Nothin’ wrong with that!

]]> By: Ed Wardyga http://docsmarketingmojo.com/the-mojo-guide-to-style/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Ed Wardyga Sun, 22 Feb 2009 15:20:46 +0000 http://docsmarketingmojo.com/?p=375#comment-48 I agree with the 'over-dressed' way of thinking. Heck, even the new president relaxed the dress code in the Oval Office! One addition, though. You should always dress for the occasion. Do not stand out and be on the conservative. (Even though I love your shirts, I don't think that they would be appropriate for a night at the opera.) Also, the eyeglass thing. I agree with the outdated styles (I was guilty of that no-no BEFORE I hit middle age ... seems that mindset also applies to engineers) BUT going TOO COOL would require you to replace your eyeware after every "red carpet" event just to stay current. Leave that for the Hollywood types. I agree with the ‘over-dressed’ way of thinking. Heck, even the new president relaxed the dress code in the Oval Office!

One addition, though. You should always dress for the occasion. Do not stand out and be on the conservative. (Even though I love your shirts, I don’t think that they would be appropriate for a night at the opera.)

Also, the eyeglass thing. I agree with the outdated styles (I was guilty of that no-no BEFORE I hit middle age … seems that mindset also applies to engineers) BUT going TOO COOL would require you to replace your eyeware after every “red carpet” event just to stay current. Leave that for the Hollywood types.

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