What a difference a day makes

Four Supply Management readers took a gigantic leap of faith when they arrived at a smart department store in Chelsea to have their lives transformed. They were about to subject themselves to the scrutiny of an image consultant who would tell them how to change their appearance for the better. Gathe...

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Published in:Supply Management 2003-07, Vol.8 (14), p.20
Main Author: Riley, Helen
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Age
Color
Hair
Hairstyles
Manypeople
Personal appearance
Professionals
Trust
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Summary:Four Supply Management readers took a gigantic leap of faith when they arrived at a smart department store in Chelsea to have their lives transformed. They were about to subject themselves to the scrutiny of an image consultant who would tell them how to change their appearance for the better. Gathered at the fashionable Peter Jones store were volunteers Peter Hayes, Julie Willis, Ray Burgess and Ann Towler - and Gail Morgan, head of the Image House consultancy and president of the Federation of Image Consultants. Gail works out which colours suit people best based on the seasons. People have either a blue or yellow tone to their skin, which makes them cool (winter or summer) or warm (spring or autumn).
ISSN:1362-2021