| The Studio Goes to Harvard— January 1996 |
| In October, we gave a seminar at the Partners Club of the Executive Management Program at the Harvard Business School. We talked about the changes in recent years in the way woman dress for work, the problems they face shopping and putting together their wardrobes, and the questions they should ask themselves about what is in their closets. Finally, we did what we do best. With the help of two volunteer 'models', we showed how, with several well-chosen articles of clothing, and all the right accessories, you can create a mini wardrobe. A good time was had by all and we plan to conduct more seminars this Spring. |
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PERSPECTIVE We see so much contradiction in the world of fashion. On the editorial and fashion pages of the Globe the look for spring is described as relaxed and simple, the key word being 'wearability' a welcome 'shift to sanity'. The next day pictures appear of skirts that start below the navel and end mid-thigh, and dresses that are shorter than short and sleeveless, the 70's replayed. No wonder the fashion industry is in a funk. Our mission at the Studio is to make sense of this crazy fashion world and bring you clothes that make you feel good and look beautiful. one man's PERSPECTIVE "There are very few women who are secure enough to look sophisticated and understand. I think one of the biggest mistakes women make in terms of their dress is that they have to show everything they own. A well-dressed woman does not have to depend upon labels and fashion trends to look good." ——— Isaac Mizrahi |
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