Break Out of your Comfort Zone! Go Bold! Here’s How.

Time To Go Bold!

By Janine Giorgenti

This may be one of the most important dressing tips we ever send!

Why?

Simple, this dressing tip covers all of the things that you’re either afraid of, think you won’t look good in, or think it’s “too much.”

If you’re spending the money to look good and elevate your profile, you need to escape the “comfort zone” that so many of us establish for ourselves.

How?

Go bold! Bold patterns may intimidate some, but they can actually prove to be your biggest ally in the mission to “make your mark” with your choice of clothing (in business and casual settings).

If you’re a sports fan, you will notice that many sportscasters will wear bold patterns. The reason? A sportscaster, during the course of a broadcast, is barely actually on-camera – so when they are on, they want to make those few seconds as impactful as possible.

Patterns such as bold windowpanes or colorful Italian plaid patterns can completely set you apart from your contemporaries and visually elevate your social status. These bold patterns are the absolute sign of fashion savvy and modernism, showing you’re in tune with the times.

Bottom line?

Bold patterns will get you noticed, draw compliments, and elevate you to the ranks of the sharpest dressers in your circle.

Need help going bold? We’re here to help!

Schedule your fitting with Janine Giorgenti at Giorgenti’s Garden City showroom.

Call (516) 200-4088 (office) or (646) 957-6916 (cell).

The Garden City showroom is located at:

1325 Franklin Avenue
Suite 255
Garden City, NY 11530

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About the Author

Janine Giorgenti For over 25 years, Janine Giorgenti, renowned fashion designer and image consultant – has provided a long line of satisfied clients with unparalleled service and first class made-to-measure custom suits. Featured in the Wall Street Journal, Vogue Magazine, The New York Times, CNN, Fox News, CBS, and other top media outlets – Janine has established a clientele of some of New York’s most successful and discerning professionals – including such New York dignitaries as former New York Islanders legend Bobby Nystrom and chief economist Dr. Irwin Kellner.