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		Power Up Your Image Sherry Maysonave is the founder and president of Empowerment Enterprises, one of America's leading communication-image firms. She is also the author of Casual Power   Featured Question Kelly writes, "There are so many different brands of hosiery out there. Can you help with sorting through all of them and which ones are the silkiest, sheerest? Which are best to wear for causal, dressy, and work? " Sherry's Answer   More Questions Business Casual Basic business wardrobe What is business casual? Basic workplace wardrobe Appropriate dresses Casual dress codes Capri pants Blouses Diverse attire Attire at Internet company Attire in art industry Attire in children's hospital Maternity clothing Wearing maternity clothes Mules in the workplace Skirt length Post-pregnancy wardrobe Jeans day Hose required with skirts? Spaghetti tops? Sleeveless? Shorts in the workplace? Skorts and capri pants? Professional attire Job interview attire Shoe color Sandals at work Mini-skirts Black and Navy Sleeveless Shells Traditional Business Attire Sales attire Hose colors Fabric and color Quality of suits Wardrobe basics Attire when visiting clients Courtroom attire Manufacturing plant attire Student to business attire Wearing suits Image and advancement Outfit for daytime and formal nighttime events Travel attire Skirt length Special Events Business dressy Black tie optional Festive casual Semi-formal awards dinner Skirt length for presentation Class reunions 25th class reunion Political breakfast Formal pants suit Attire for Presentations Business formal attire Fundraiser Semi-formal awards dinner Semi-formal attire Class reunions Holiday party Company party attire Outfit for daytime and formal nighttime events Holiday Invitations Fundraiser Invitations General Image Questions Undergarments Personal style Purse New look Everyday attire Hosiery choices Long skirts Powerful image Shoe color Self-confidence Boots in the workplace Finding image consultants Gaining workplace respect How can I look older? Jewelry and accessories Managerial image Massive image overhaul Open-toe shoes at work Pants Western dress Dress styles Glasses Body Types Long torso Minimize wide shoulders Advice for tall figures Advice for short body Looking thinner Overweight Minimizing hips, stomach Petite Minimize stomach area Hair and Makeup Advice for round face Hiding undereye circles Hair color Blonde and job interviews Curly hair Wavvy hair Upswept hairstyles Growing out your hair Frizzy hair Hair styles Professional Hairstyles Hair style for long face Very long hair Perms? Nail polish colors Toenail polish color Makeup in the workplace Thinning hair Seasonal Wardrobe Issues Shorts at work Holiday party Summer clothing Spring colors in wardrobe Basics for spring Basics for winter Company party attire   Casual Power What are you saying before you speak a word? Does your nonverbal communication limit your effectiveness? In this enlightening guidebook, Sherry Maysonave shows you precisely how to command respect, inspire trust, and project personal power when you dress down for business. She emphasizes the silent but potent - nonverbal aspects of clothing, demeanor, and body language. Buy now at Amazon for $23.96.   Case Study: Personal Power True personal power comes from within. It can be enhanced and developed, but it cannot be given. However, with the right haircut and empowering clothing, one’s body shifts and a sense of power just pops out. See a case study from Casual Power.		Search BlueSuitMom.com Email this page to a friend    C a r e e r   C o r n e r • In a Man's World • Professional Organizations • Company Seminars • Career Archive • Small Business Advice • Online Job Search • Entrepreneur's Corner • Sign Up For Our Newsletter Ask an Expert • Image Consultant • Career Coach • Work/Life Coach • Business Coach • Work at Home • Professional Organizer • Emotional Wellness • Business Advisor    C a r e e r   P o l l What is the most important benefit your employer can offer you? Flexible work hours Extended hours/shortened work week Job sharing Telecommuting On-site daycare Take home meals On site dry cleaning View results