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The Women Architect's Wardrobe Answer Key: Interview with Danielle McCormick and Abigail Saunders
What you wear says a lot about you. My guests Danielle McCormick and Abigail Saunders discuss how to build a professional wardrobe with statement and anchor pieces that convey confidence. Whether the day calls for Business Professional, Business Casual or Construction Site, you'll know exactly how to leverage your wardrobe as a design tool to show up the way you want to be seen. Learn about the downloadable guide they developed for AIA DC Women In Architecture Committee and get your copy today.
- Dress to convey your personality but without your clothes or accessories drawing focus away from you.
- Professional presence isn't following a dress code. For women in architecture, what you wear influences how you communicate your expertise, show up as a leader, and make an impression with clients, colleagues, and emerging professionals.
- Find statement pieces that can are part of your signature look that can be included for any setting.
- Dress for your life stage, but with a nod to your next career aspiration.
- Women have far more choices—and judgments—to navigate around professional appearance. Balance style with comfort so that you can do things like stand all day in your shoes.
WIA
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DANIELLE
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