7.12.2010

The Rare View opens at Fashion 26 this week.



Set a top the new Fashion 26, a Wyndham Hotel,
Rare View  bar and lounge opens this week

I love a roof top lounge!


Style Stats



NPD, a global provider of consumer and retail market research information, reports that sales of tailored clothing for men between the ages of 24 and 34  has increased 4%.




There is nothing like a man in a perfectly tailored suit.

NYC Restaurant Week Starts Today


Restaurant Week starts today

It is the perfect excuse to shake things up. Get out for a leisurely lunch or simply try somewhere new 

Go on, take advantage, enjoy some of NYC finest restaurants for a fraction of the price.  Make your reservation right now with Open Table.





You only get one chance to make a first impression.

If you want to be the best you can be in sales, business, or even your social life, the first impression you make is crucial to your success.

A UCLA study revealed that first impressions are made within the first six seconds of meeting someone for the first time. What you actually say only accounts for 7% of the perception made. 38% of that perception is received from tone of voice. A massive 55% is based purely on how you look– the clothes you wear, the way you stand, your physical stature, and your personal grooming.

That being said, there is absolutely no denying that we live in an image-based society. We may not like it; we may not even agree with it. IT IS A FACT. People (almost all people) make assumptions and judgments about you based on what you look like, what your hair looks like, what clothes you are wearing, your watch, your shoes, your Nails, your posture. Before you even open your mouth to speak an almost-final sometimes-fatal decision has been made about you and who you are based almost exclusively on your appearance.

A recent study done by physiologists Laura Naumann of Sonoma State University and Sam Gosling of the University of Texas at Austin published in the December 2009 issue of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin lends further support to these findings.

According to the research, it is undeniable. We are judged by our appearance. How you appear is more important than anything you may say or even do. Not only are people who appear attractive more successful in business, they are presumed to be kinder, warmer, more sincere and more sociable.

How you physically appear to others is quite possibly your most valuable instrument on the path to success in both your business and personal life. Your personal image and the impression you make on others is important!