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Joseph Katz moved to Los Angeles from New York where he reported on fashion trends for ABC’s Ontheredcarpet.com, NBC LA and CBS 2. Joe contributed weekly to CBS Radio’s KFWB as well as Martha Stewart Radio on Sirius XM radio. You can read some of his celebrity fashion commentary in InTouch magazine, Life & Style magazine, Real Simple and OK Magazine. Joseph was the Fashion Expert at the Oscar Awards® reporting live from the Red Carpet for the Associated Press, as well as with CBS and CNN.
Joe has written fashion commentary on celebrity clients like Miley Cyrus, Kim Kardashian, The Jonas Brothers, Blake Lively, Drew Barrymore, Kate Hudson, Ali Larter, Natalie Portman, Taylor Swift, Jessica Simpson and Jordan Sparks.
Joe has been in the fashion industry for years. He got his start as an authority owning his own modeling agency. Joe is a fashion expert, host and stylist in New York. Joe worked closely placing models with some of the top modeling agencies in New York such as, Elite, Ford, Next, IMG, Wilhelmina and many more.
In New York, Joe worked with the top PR and advertising executives from Roberto Cavalli, Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Diesel, Kenneth Cole, Armani Exchange and many others as a fashion expert, fashion host and stylist in New York.
Joe’s passion for fashion and style along with his background in comedy, have made him the guy to watch for and listen to.
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It takes seven seconds to make a first impression. It can/will cost you the deal if you don’t make the right impact through your image. Studies have proven that well dressed colleagues fared better and profited three times more than the average dressed colleague.
How much is your image worth to you? In this session, Joseph Katz will teach you the steps in building your personal brand and successful image. He’ll offer new insights, best practice recommendations, and actionable tools to foster better sales on any budget.
Attendees will learn:
Five essential fashion techniques that you need to know to show up successfully
The difference between looking successful and being successful and what it takes to bridge the two
The do’s and don’ts to elevating your impact and style
Tools to dressing one-step up
The ten essential unspoken rules about your image that can make an impact on a sale
What does your current image say about you? Does your image project the impression that you are competent, confident, trustworthy, and approachable?
Our style tells our stories, it reflects who we are and where we’ve been. Learn to tell your story that is consistent with who you are and is one you feel comfortable with.
Joseph will help you achieve goals and look the part in order to accomplish career aspirations. Known for his upbeat fun and whip smart personality, Joseph offers tips applicable to all body types and ages and is optimistic that we can all look better with one look at a time. Audiences will leave with very helpful and specific advice, in what will prove to be a helpful, fun, and interactive presentation for all involved.
Attendees will learn:
An understanding of the trends, how to use them to your benefit, and how that can apply to help empower yourself in the workplace
How to achieve desired professional image so it matches your perceived professional image
A road map and examples of Power Dressing today so you never have to guess again and think “Am I doing this right?”
Knowledge of why dressing the role will lead to success and career advancement
Presence is the assessment others make of your impact on them. Even before you open your mouth to speak, people make assessments about you. This assessment is based on the image you show up in and the emotional energy you emit.
People with powerful presence look confident, comfortable and speak persuasively even under pressure. They act with intention. People with a powerful presence reflect on their emotions, attitudes, and situations and are able to adapt to make an impact with customers, colleagues, and clients.
Research shows that your appearance strongly influences other people’s perception of your financial success and authority. The correct appearance affects your power in the workplace. Since perception is often reality, what you wear not only communicates who you are in the minds of others, but also influences your level of career advancement.
Attendees will learn:
Insights into how to show up with confidence and overcome roadblocks that hold leaders back from looking and feeling powerful and successful
The five essential anchors to ensuring a positive impact on your success
The tools on how style speaks to the strengths of each person and serves as a framework to executive success
When it comes to your work wardrobe, do you spend time investing in quality, timeless pieces? Or do you find yourself constantly scrounging around in your closet to put together something that will pass at best? It is consistently proven that one of the keys to success is looking the part.
FACT: People who look successful and well educated receive preferential treatment in almost all of their social or business encounters. (John T. Molloy, Dress for Success)
You don’t have to be rich to simply look the part. Joseph Katz has years of experience styling a range of clients, from some of the most successful business professionals in Beverly Hills to everyday Americans just looking to get it right. In this presentation, Joseph Katz will provide the “do’s and don’ts” to looking your best at the office, plus five easy steps to building your professional wardrobe without breaking the bank.
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