Monthly Archives: March 2011

90 Percent of People Wear the Wrong Color Raincoat

Posted on March 31, 2011 by William Cane

New York City – March 31, 2011. A new survey of 227 people from 22-60 conducted by Manhattan Makeovers reveals that fashion designers are selling items that are not appropriate or effective for businesspeople. The survey indicates that 53.3% of … Continue reading →

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Writer and Artist Wardrobe | Joyce Carol Oates

Posted on March 24, 2011 by William Cane

Joyce Carol Oates wears a sweater and skirt. This outfit is appropriate for a woman writer but would be even more effective with a jacket. The skirt is more effective, research reveals, than pants since pants will alienate blue collar … Continue reading →

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Image and the Artist | Makeovers for Musicians

Posted on March 11, 2011 by William Cane

Artists have image problems; in fact the outfits an artist wears are often a reflection of deep-seated conflict that originated in childhood. This conflict is also the springboard for great art. I would like to focus some attention here on … Continue reading →

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Older Women Hair Styles

Posted on March 6, 2011 by William Cane

There are three things older women and middle-aged women must keep in mind when considering their hairstyle: the cut, the length, and the color. And yet our research conclusively demonstrates that none of these factors is as important as a … Continue reading →

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