Style and Substance: How to Dress Like a BC Boss

Style insight, tips and ideas from the minds (and closets) of BC professionals

The hottest shades, according to a custom clothing creative director

This year we co-created many garments in the rich peach, pink and purple color palette. These are definitely trending colors right now, and it's been inspiring to see them come to life. Jason Sarai, Custom Sarai

Trends to Watch, According to an Eyewear Store Owner

During my recent trips to New York and Paris, I saw several emerging eyewear trends on the runways. The resurgence of large frames from the 70s and 80s coupled with subtle interior hues stood out. THE the aviator silhouette remains strong for women in particular. Vintage-inspired glasses from the 50s and 60s also sell well. An outdated trend in my store would be be the minimal rimless look. Sue Randhawa, The Optical Shop

Get Away from Discomfort, According to a Clothing Designer

The devil wears Prada The era of wearing towering heels with every outfit and ultra-tailored clothing is slowly fading away. I'm seeing a lot more fashion professionals embrace sneakers, oversized silhouettes, and loose, thrifty blazers. Katelyn Woodburn, Street and saddle

The most versatile clothing, according to a restaurateur

Definitely a blazer of any kind! You can throw on a blazer over jeans and white sneakers for a fun, youthful vibe, or pair it with dressier pants or a skirt. slip on some heels and feel like a boss. Amélie Nguyen, Anh and Chi

Building Confidence Inside and Out, According to a Personal Shopper

As you discover your own style and dress in a way that suits who you are and how you feel, your confidence grows. It's what others will perceive of you, more than what you wear. Jutta Aiks, Hudson Bay

Work and wardrobe harmony, according to an interior designer

Professionally, my style matches my design sensibilities. I design with a classic, clean base, then add interesting or sculptural elements. items throughout the house, and my wardrobe is a collection of good quality basics that I enrich it with jewelry or pops of color. Lindsay Eby, Lindsay Eby Interiors

Every day is casual on Friday, according to one men's clothing store CEO

It is becoming more and more acceptable to dress the formal look. For example, instead of a full two or three piece suit, we see men wearing jeans or chinos paired with a sports jacket or blazer. Zahir Rajani, Custom Rajani

Rules to break, according to a jewelry designer

Pearls are no longer a formal accessory reserved for special purposes occasions. We saw them paired with ripped jeans and graphic t-shirts. Additionally, statement jewelry is on the rise, fewer unique pieces like the bib necklaces and chandelier earrings we wore in the early 2000s, and more mixing of metals and play on textures. Head-to-toe fashion is becoming much more about personal expression than it really is. about my integration. Leah Yard,Leah's Yard Designs

How COVID Changed Things, According to a Personal Stylist

Many people are looking for comfortable and functional clothing. This change was triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic where many people had to work from home. Designers are noticing the need for more functional, more practical and more elegant pieces. He reads Nifesimage consultant

How Ties Can Help You Network, According to a President of Luxury Menswear

I've always loved wearing high-quality ties that also catch people's attention and start conversations. For years I would buy pleated and patchwork ties. My wife thought I was crazy for spending so much on ties, but I loved that they were so intricate. Manuel Bernaschek, Stefano Ricci

Making an Impressive First Impression, According to a PR Firm's VP

My personal style is a mix between a corporate girl and a school pick up mom. I love incorporating bright colors so people can find me in a busy room! I wore a light pink power suit to a media training breakfast, so a lot of people remembered me because of it and highlighted it in their follow-up messages. Ada Slivinski, Discussion media

Polish for everyone, says content creator

Many cis men, including myself, are starting to get their nails done and painted. This comes from a shift in unisex style and gender fluidity. It's a positive trend that I constantly follow complimented by everyone. Todd Mitchell, So good

According to LinkedIn

Dressing for Success: In my industry, the way a person dresses impacts their success at work.

Off the clock: How different are your work outfits from your weekend outfits?

The jeans dilemma: In your industry, is it generally acceptable to wear jeans to a job interview?