Ms. Anne Sowden

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  According to image consultant Anne Sowden, president of Toronto-based Here's Looking at You (hereslookingatyou.ca), these are the three most common etiquette blunders to be found at a dinner party near you:

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  Anne Sowden is Managing Director of Here's Looking at You Image Consulting which coaches clients in the areas of image, personal presentation, verbal and non-verbal communication.Visit www.hereslookingatyou.ca.

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  Anne K. Sowden, AICI CIPPresident, AICI Toronto Chapter

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  Anne Sowden, AICI, CIP
  
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  As Toronto image consultant Anne Sowden says, 'You can go anywhere and do anything with them and they will dress up just about any outfit.
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  General manager Tom Heathers says the French cuff is popular (and, for the record, Ms. Sowden says these can show three quarters of an inch below the jacket).
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  A sharp look aside, Ms. Sowden says that having a light colour near the face 'brings the eye up, which makes people pay attention to what you're saying.'

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  Anne Sowden, AICI, CIP is a Certified Professional Member of the Association of Image Consultants International (AICI), one of only twelve in Canada and a Past President of the Canada/Toronto Chapter.Anne Sowden, AICI CIP understands the issues and challenges facing business.Before launching Here's Looking at You, she gained extensive national and international marketing and communications experience in both public and private sectors.
  
  Anne received her image training from Body Beautiful Institute, George Brown College and The International Image Institute.For businesses and associations, Anne custom designs programmes to address workplace issues that can directly affect the bottom line.Areas of personal coaching include: appearance, behaviour, professional presence, verbal, non-verbal communication and etiquette.Most recently, Anne has worked with clients in the financial services, information technology, pharmaceutical, retail, publishing and not for profit sectors.
  
  She is often quoted in the media including Fortune Magazine, BBC World Service, The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Toronto Star, CFTO-TV, CITY-TV, Newstalk CFRB 1010 and CTS TV.

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  Anne Sowden, AICI CIPCoaching Topics: How to market your image business; Business wardrobe for men and women; Individual consultations; Corporate—workshops, seminars
  
  Anne combines her business and image consulting experience to inspire others to succeed.Whether you need coaching on marketing your business, working with business men and women, or presenting corporate workshops, her enthusiasm, warmth and sense of fun will ensure your business reflects your authenticity in body and soul.

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  Anne Sowden, AICI CIPManaging Director
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  Anne Sowden, AICI, CIP is a Certified Professional Member of the Association of Image Consultants International (AICI), one of only ten in Canada and is President of the Toronto Chapter.Before launching Here's Looking at You, she gained extensive national marketing and communications experience in both public and private sectors.
  
  Anne coaches clients on visual appearance, verbal and non-verbal communication—issues that can directly affect the bottom line.She received her image training from George Brown College and The International Image Institute and also has a certificate in instructing adults from George Brown.
  
  Anne has been a keynote speaker at a variety of corporate and association meetings.The media regularly seek her expertise including Fortune Magazine, BBC World Service, The Globe and Mail, CFTO-TV, CFRB 1010, The Toronto Star and the National Post.Anne also teaches Style and Image at the School of Makeup Art in Toronto.

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  When it comes to making first impressions, Anne Sowden, an image consultant and managing director at the Toronto based Here's Looking at You, says formality is key."In terms of an overall look and first impression, the darker colors still make it," says Sowden.So if you're thinking about wearing a bold color, you might want rethink the outfit.For color diehards, Sowden recommends adding a splash of color with an accessory."Combine [a color] with a dark suit and it will make you more approachable," she says.
  
  According to Sowden, there are three staples that create a professional image: a jacket, shoes and a briefcase (preferably leather).Put money into these items and keep them in dark tones such as black, navy or charcoal gray.Can't afford top-of-line clothes?Sowden says buy what you can afford and make sure it looks neat and well put together.
  
  Here are Sowden's three must-dos before the important meeting: Invest in a full-length mirror - and always take the time to give yourself a once-over.This step should never be avoided and could save you from embarrassment."Look at yourself in the mirror and do it in good light," says Sowden.
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  "They think if you're not concerned about the details of your image then maybe that is reflected in what you do in business," says Sowden.
  
  When visiting clients, research their dress code."What you want to do is make sure the way you dress is congruent to the way they dress in the company," she says."People automatically feel comfortable with people who are dressed similarly."One exception to the rule is the super-casual dress code at some high-tech companies - jeans and a sweater never cut it."I would go up a level," says Sowden.

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  Anne K. Sowden AICI CIP

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