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Biography
Kay is a Style Strategist who has spent 20 years dressing celebrities, working with luxury brands, and helping business leaders and speakers use their style to secure more business opportunities.
Kay Korsh delivers keynotes and masterclasses that teach experts, executives, and their teams how to use their style as a business tool to connect, lead with impact, and increase revenue.
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Building a professional wardrobe can be frustrating and overwhelming. This session will show you how to make a strong impression while balancing professionalism, individuality, and comfort.
- How to align your look with your personal brand
- How to consider cut, colour and fit of your wardrobe
- How to stand out for the right reasons
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