by ImageMaker | Jan 21, 2014 | Branding, Business, Business Branding, Business Coaching, Business Practices, Corporate, Corporate Brand, Corporate Branding, Corporate Image, Corporate Values, Dress Code, Dress to Impress, Dresscode, Personal Brand, Personal Branding, Personal Dress, Richard Branson, Uniform, Virgin, Virgin Australia
Is there anyone in Australia who hasn’t been required to wear a uniform at one time or another? Most of us have not-so-fond memories of school uniforms that were itchy, synthetic, shapeless, expensive, seemingly designed by an alien and all-round hideous. Along with... by ImageMaker | Apr 18, 2013 | Alan Joyce, Appearance, Australia, Branding, Business Branding, Colour Psychology, Communication, Company Image, Corporate Branding, Corporate Image, Dresscode, Executive Coaching, First Impression, Image, Image Building, Image Group International, Image Re-building, Leadership, Marketing, New, New Uniform, Personal Branding, Power, Power and Influence, Qantas, Qantas Airways, Re-Branding, Reputation, Uniform
By Jon-Michail Big ticks all round for Qantas’ new classic uniform – at least they have decided to go back to classic style with a contemporary twist. Designed by Paris-based couturier Martin Grant the new uniform represents a powerful image that is... by ImageMaker | Apr 17, 2013 | Appearance, Awareness, Branding, Community, Culture, Dresscode, Ed Hardy, Image, Personal Branding, Public Opinion, Style, Success, Tattoo, Tattoo Culture
The Ed Hardy Australia Fail By Simon Dell There aren’t many brands that command an outpouring of emotion like Ed Hardy Australia. Banks generate hatred through increasing interest rates in the face of static bank rates. BP is a good example of a brand hate campaign;... by ImageMaker | Apr 3, 2013 | Appearance, Branding, Career Branding, Career Building, Career Coaching, Communication, Company Image, Corporate Branding, Culture, Dresscode, Employer Branding, Employment, First Impression, Image, Image Building, Image Group International, Image Re-building, job market, jobs, Personal Branding
When even CEOS have tatts, skin art really is big business By Elissa Doherty – Herald Sun All drawn by hand: Trainee pastry chef Franziska Norman, 30, shows off her work and her ink. Picture: ALEX COPPEL TATTOOS are now as common in the boardroom as they are on... by ImageMaker | Jan 14, 2013 | Appearance, Australia, Branding, Business Branding, Company Image, Dresscode, Employer Branding, Environment, Ethics, Etiquette, Fashion, Image, Image Building, image tools, Jon Michail, Management, Marketing, Personal Branding, Reputation, Story Telling, Success, Trust, Workplace
Woolworths Australia has changed its dress code and gone denim. In our opinion, this policy will not survive in the long term. Our reasons for this are varied. However, for the sake of this article, we note that in turbulent economic climate, denim as a uniform does... by ImageMaker | Dec 31, 2012 | Appearance, Australia, Business Branding, Community, Corporate Branding, Dresscode, Image, Jon Michail, MCC, Reputation
By Peter Rolfe and Katrina Stokes Short skirts are in at the MCC with the exclusive club opting against a specific policy to restrict women’s hem heights at MCG. The no-nonsense Melbourne Cricket Club has ruled out a short skirt ban at the Boxing Day Test, despite a...