'Dress for the job you want' is dead. Now, it's 'dress for the job you want to keep.'

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Emy Venturini walks across the road between parked cars wearing black leather heeled boots by Toteme.
Brands like Toteme are becoming more popular as investment dressing resurges.

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Why 40-year-olds are becoming 30-year olds on their resumes

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Woman using a laptop as a pop-up on the screen asks,

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'Clients bring back entire wardrobes': Tailors say Ozempic is reshaping Wall Street

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Michael Andrews
Michael Andrews is the co-founder and CEO of Michael Andrews Bespoke.

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In his two decades as a Wall Street tailor, Michael Andrews learned to ignore clients who said they planned to get in shape. He only took them seriously when their weddings were approaching.

At 58, I've got coworkers half my age. It's pushed me to find habits that help me look younger and feel confident.

Tech Insider : Business
Author Lisa Cannon smiling wearing scarf, army-green jacket
I didn't use makeup or hair dye until I was in an office with coworkers half my age. Fortunately, a few things helped me feel younger and more confident at work.

Lisa Cannon

I got a blow-out in Davos for nearly $170. It was worth it to start the week off with peak confidence.

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Kim Last at the Kopps Coiffure salon in Davos, Switzerland.
Kim Last starts Davos with a nearly $170 blowout, and she feels it's worth every penny for the hair, the coffee, and the networking opportunities.

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The unapologetic office glow-up era is here

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Business
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Jennifer Belen's face before and after a facelift.

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Corporate types are clamoring for a new kind of plastic surgery — using dead people's fat

Tech Insider : Business
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I stopped dyeing my hair and was suddenly treated differently. One recruiter told me I was too mature for a role.

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Jillian Bowman smiling
Jillian Bowman said she started letting her hair go natural during the pandemic, and noticed an overnight change in how she was treated.

Jillian Bowman

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