Express: Work it like you mean it!
This post is brought to you by Express. All opinions are 100% mine.
Remember the time when you wore tattered jeans, a faded shirt, and Docs to meetings because it was your God-given Creative right to look downright badass? Well, when you hit Freelancing, it’s time to rethink that. Not rethink being badass. Just …upgrade your badass. You’re not just attending meetings to be the ‘creative representative’ anymore. You’re THE Creative Professional. You’re there to hunt for business. It’s time to look the part. Oh, reality check: credibility isn’t coming out of the holes of your pants.
As a Freelancing Creative Professional, you are your own Suit now –and boy, have I got the suit for you! Check it --Work It! Express Business Suits.
Now, before you run for the hills, let me assure you that you’re not wearing your ex-boss’ suits with Express. You’re not wearing your cranky ex-Client Service Director’s duds either. Express outfits the Creative Professional with suits that match the mind’s creativity. Yup, finally, there IS such a thing as a badass suit.
I’ll go right ahead and focus on their women's suits. For me, each stylish ensemble guarantees an interesting cut and an intelligent fit that gives off irrefutable confidence. The way people see me in an Express? Sharp brain, sharp suit --total package. A.k.a., Project Magnet.
And because Express is formal, fun and fashionable at the same time, it’s work-worthy and party-ready. No more bothersome changing in between –which, as you know, us Creative people can’t be bothered with. Lol!
Speaking of parties, here’s one served on a silver platter –the Express sweepstakes! It’s the Work It! Express Facebook Fan Exclusive that gives you the chance to win a $500 suiting makeover. All you have to do is enter. How sweet is that!
So, Miss Creative Professional, if you’re looking for the best way to express your go-getter self, suit up. With Express Business Suits. Oh you’ll do more than walk the talk. You’ll WORK IT!
Check out the Express site now and tell me which suits you’ve fallen in love with and where you plan to wear them! I love a good suit story sharing.
Remember the time when you wore tattered jeans, a faded shirt, and Docs to meetings because it was your God-given Creative right to look downright badass? Well, when you hit Freelancing, it’s time to rethink that. Not rethink being badass. Just …upgrade your badass. You’re not just attending meetings to be the ‘creative representative’ anymore. You’re THE Creative Professional. You’re there to hunt for business. It’s time to look the part. Oh, reality check: credibility isn’t coming out of the holes of your pants.
Now, before you run for the hills, let me assure you that you’re not wearing your ex-boss’ suits with Express. You’re not wearing your cranky ex-Client Service Director’s duds either. Express outfits the Creative Professional with suits that match the mind’s creativity. Yup, finally, there IS such a thing as a badass suit.
I’ll go right ahead and focus on their women's suits. For me, each stylish ensemble guarantees an interesting cut and an intelligent fit that gives off irrefutable confidence. The way people see me in an Express? Sharp brain, sharp suit --total package. A.k.a., Project Magnet.
And because Express is formal, fun and fashionable at the same time, it’s work-worthy and party-ready. No more bothersome changing in between –which, as you know, us Creative people can’t be bothered with. Lol!
Speaking of parties, here’s one served on a silver platter –the Express sweepstakes! It’s the Work It! Express Facebook Fan Exclusive that gives you the chance to win a $500 suiting makeover. All you have to do is enter. How sweet is that!
So, Miss Creative Professional, if you’re looking for the best way to express your go-getter self, suit up. With Express Business Suits. Oh you’ll do more than walk the talk. You’ll WORK IT!
Check out the Express site now and tell me which suits you’ve fallen in love with and where you plan to wear them! I love a good suit story sharing.
Comments
Post a Comment