Alison Loehnis

“When I think back on meetings that I've done, which have been very male dominated, I tend to dress even more feminine,In terms of commanding a room, being comfortable in your own skin, being comfortable in what you're wearing (which doesn't mean you have to wear comfortable, casual clothes), but just feeling good in what you've got on is very important.”

“For the most part, if you work in an industry or in an office that's very prescriptive in terms of wardrobe, while that's limiting, in a way, it makes it easier because you know what you can and can't get away with,” “That said, those types of businesses are far and few between these days. The advice I would always offer is, it's important to look polished and I think it's visible when you feel good in what you're wearing. And of course, always wear shoes you can walk in.”

“I think one of the wonderful things about the time we're going through now is that so many rules have been thrown out the window, I think there's an ease that's been brought into workwear.”

“For me, power dressing is how you feel in something,There are always going to be things in your closet that make you feel strong when you put it on.”

“I got totally made fun of for my tiny skirts.”