Fashion’s Secret Agent is Back! |
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(08/12/2010) | |||||
I like to think of my friend Tom Julian as a fashion secret-agent, of sorts. As President and Founder of Tom Julian Group, he scopes-out and targets, then guides global trend strategies for Madison Avenue heavyweights Fallon Worldwide and McCann Erickson North America, as well as a roster of A-list clients including Johnson & Johnson, Tiffany & Co., MasterCard, Starbucks, Nestlé, Kohl’s, BMW, and Liz Claiborne, Inc. Now, the author of last year’s terrific Nordstrom Guide to Men’s Style is back with his follow-up, Nordstrom Guide to Men’s Everyday Dressing, and its simple-to-apply mantra of “Forget the rules. Think occasions.”
To achieve this, Julian separates men’s casual attire into four occasion-types: work day, after-hours, weekend, and travel. After this, he breaks things down further by highlighting the half-dozen essentials of a man’s casual wardrobe, including jeans, outerwear, pants, shorts, sports-shirts and sweaters. As Julian poignantly posits, “Sometimes, dressing casually can require more thought than wearing a suit…”
In the book, Tom steers men toward stylishness with a series of easy-to-follow tips, including: • Three easy pieces for every closet
Now, in time for MAGIC (and all of the ancillary fashion-related conventions that have sprouted-up around it), Tom Julian is returning to Las Vegas for a book-signing. If you want to meet Julian, get a copy of his new book, or to query him about a look over which you’ve been struggling, or then hightail it over to Nordstrom at Fashion Show on Thursday, August 19th, from 4-6pm.
Me? I’m convinced that Julian’s buddy, Tim Gunn has made him privy to the behind-the-scenes goings-on at Project Runway; so I’m gonna be trying my darndest to wheedle some juicy gossip from him. Of course, knowing Tom, I'm sure he’ll probably just hum a few bars of “Our Lips are Sealed” by The Go-Go’s, while smiling and shrugging innocently (impeccably attired in a navy blazer, white shirt, blue jeans and driving moccasins; or something as timelessly chic).
Get into it! |
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Luv it!
Luv it! Posted it already on FB! You got it all…and love “secret agent” – maybe that is my next book title! Look forward to seeing you next week… |
By Tom Julian
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Luv it!
Luv it! Posted it already on FB! You got it all…and love “secret agent” – maybe that is my next book title! Look forward to seeing you next week… |
By Tom Julian
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