We have come to the end of our series on fashion in tech. So, let's look at why we started this series! I consult with a lot of tech companies across the US and I still gasp at some of they way people "dress". This has been going on since tech immemorial, it's not a new thing or a generational thing...and I've been know to gasp at myself on occasion too. The Assumptions So, let's start with these assumptions: You come to work to get paid You'd like to be seen for your brill

We have come to the end of our series on fashion in tech. So, let's look at why we started this series! I consult with a lot of tech companies across the US and I still gasp at some of they way people "dress". This has been going on since tech immemorial, it's not a new thing or a generational thing...and I've been know to gasp at myself on occasion too. The Assumptions So, let's start with these assumptions: You come to work to get paid, not laid You'd like to be seen for

While your Zuckerbergian uniform of a t-shirt and jeans may seem appropriate for many instances of tech culture, putting your best foot forward style-wise in the workplace will definitely help you level up. Whether your office has a dress code or is a casual environment, your personal style can be just that — yours. With a few signature pieces and the ability to identify cuts and styles that work for you, you can be well on your way to looking sharp on the daily. Figure Out W

From a general perspective, women’s fashion can be described as dynamic, colorful, exciting, fun and (insert basically any fancy adjective here). But when it comes to workplace style, we’ve been a bit stunted in our growth. Many professional women have resigned themselves to drab, wallflower office attire — and often for legitimate reasons. Too “sexy” or “frumpy” often unfortunately border the very fine line of what’s deemed appropriate when it comes to corporate dress code.

As we all know, the world of tech has become one of the leading career fields of today, and one that embraces a non-traditional work culture (including casual office dress codes). Over the past decade, techie fashion has effortlessly gone from geek to chic — while still paying solid homage to geek, of course. The hoodie, t-shirt and jeans look embraced by everyone from work-from-home coders to icons such as Mark Zuckerberg, has been consistently elevated by start-up professio

There’s really no delicate way to say it: How you dress influences how you’re perceived by others. That said, how you dress also affects how you feel about yourself! Similar to keeping your work environment clean, inviting and conducive to a clear mind, your outfit should elicit similar feelings. Do you feel confident wearing it? Are you comfortable? Is it boardroom/meeting/client appropriate? Bottom line, if you look good, you feel good — and that is definitely obvious to ot