How can most fashion books on the market be wrong? Just ask Sandy Dumont, The Image Architect, and she'll tell you how the industry has gone astray putting people in the wrong clothes, the wrong style and the wrong colors -- MOST OF THE TIME.Dumont is leading a REVOLUTION to dispel bad image information that began popping up with the first book about color, dress for success books and mass-produced makeup products. She is the leading pioneer in the field of image psychology and impression management. A former Washington, DC high fashion runway model, Dumont retired from modeling in Europe in the early 1980s and formed a branding and image consulting business that challenged "the experts" and their paint-by-number methods. Armed with her in-depth fashion knowledge, Dumont educated herself in art and psychology and eventually developed a reliable system of powerful tools for image enhancement as well as personal leadership presence. She's worked with Fortune 500 companies and celebrities to help them:- Influence the impression others have of them- Convey a dynamic, distinctive and successful persona- Evoke credibility, trustworthiness and professionalism - Boast a more commanding presenceForget all the do's and don'ts you learned about clothes and colors. Dumont says most people are in the wrong clothes and color 90 percent of the time due to misinformation that permeates sales people, books and the media. Learn the difference between merely looking good and looking polished, professional and worldly. Dumont has been quoted extensively on the national and international level for 25 years on everything from the First Lady's clothes, to image in the workplace, to Christmas sweaters, to job interview attire, to dressing wealth managers more professionally.A monthly columnist for several newspapers and trade magazines and an author of five e-books on image, Dumont has lectured and coached extensively throughout the U.S. and Europe and is recognized as a leader in her field. Her revolution is changing lives, transforming people, putting them on the fast track, making them feel more confident, enabling them to love themselves more, and unpeeling layers of habit that sabotage their image.The style revolution has begun.
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