Attired for an event within international diplomatic circles, I’m wearing a Tiger suit complemented by a Hackett tie. The ensemble blends varying shades of grey with a subtle gradient of pink.
Pink Goes Industry: Remix 2.0 — On my way to a board meeting at a major company in the industrial area.
Today, I am incorporating pink into my business dress code. In business attire, the color pink can serve as a departure from more traditional colors like black, navy, and gray. Pink is often worn to add a touch of personality and warmth to a professional outfit. I am using the color to project approachability, open-mindedness, and creativity. I’m also inspired by how the always well-dressed British business community and society often use pink in their color combinations.
However, the appropriateness of wearing pink can vary depending on the industry and the occasion. In certain fields like diplomacy and fellowship programs, I tend to avoid pink.
Winter session continues in the famous tie of the day. My jacket in pinstripe of muted elegance with grey and pink demonstrates stylishness in the city in January. Ready to make impression in capital of Sweden.
Tie of the day by Mr Dahl is a lifestyle blog that pursues his vision of excellence and the art of presentation. He follows an idea of professionalism in whatever he does.
At the request of several followers, it will be another tie of the day in operations of business acumen. No month is like January with so much significance for the effect of winter. The season of winter demands its choice of material and colour. It must be substantial and robust in tones of the peeling result of the cold climate. The grey shade is a spectrum of styles in one colour, and combining grey with pink requires its personality and view of business life. There will be a lot of Oscar Jacobsson on this lovely business day, not only the tie.
