New Zealand's best dressed businessman - who will it be?
There’s a new, young breed of fashionista and they’re keeping it lean
Monday, April 12 2010 || News || BY Unlimited Staff
Mr Christchurch:
Ben Williams, senior solicitor, Chapman Tripp (picture not avaliable)
Mike Pero, founder and director, Mike Pero Mortgages
Sartorial award:
Nathaniel Cheshire, delineator, Cheshire Architects
Mitchell Kornman, senior tax consultant, Ernst & Young
David Tong, judges' clerk, Auckland High Court
Contemporary award:
Paul Doran, tailor, Wunderkammer
Brian Richards, director/strategist, Brian R Richards Brand Strategists
The supreme award, New Zealand’s Best Dressed Businessman for 2010, will be awarded to one of the above nominees.
The winners will be announced on April 22 at an invitation-only awards night in Auckland.
Nothing has changed in years
It seems to me mens fashion has not changed in years. I wore a 30 year old suit the other month and was complimented on how modern and fashionable it looked. Do not throw your clothes out guys it will come back in fashion!
Posted by Anonymous at 10:31 on April 24, 2010
It seems to me mens fashion has not changed in years. I wore a 30 year old suit the other month and was complimented on how modern and fashionable it looked. Do not throw your clothes out guys it will come back in fashion!
Posted by Anonymous at 10:31 on April 24, 2010
Ben Ford
Congratulations Ben, well deserved.
Posted by Anonymous at 08:54 on April 22, 2010
Congratulations Ben, well deserved.
Posted by Anonymous at 08:54 on April 22, 2010
deservingly...
Noticed the same stylish man more than few mornings mad rush thru Nelson Street to work, almost like one of the character from the TV show Mad Men, understated yet stood out amongst other boxy and/or the bold pinstripe look-at-moy-look-at-moy suited guy...kudos Mr Mitchell Kornman.
Posted by Anonymous at 12:00 on April 16, 2010
Noticed the same stylish man more than few mornings mad rush thru Nelson Street to work, almost like one of the character from the TV show Mad Men, understated yet stood out amongst other boxy and/or the bold pinstripe look-at-moy-look-at-moy suited guy...kudos Mr Mitchell Kornman.
Posted by Anonymous at 12:00 on April 16, 2010
deservingly...
yes - Those brown suade shoes are o for awesome
Posted by Anonymous at 12:56 on April 16, 2010
yes - Those brown suade shoes are o for awesome
Posted by Anonymous at 12:56 on April 16, 2010
deservingly...
yes, and when he accessorised with an umbrella on odd days...very effortless aka. singing in the rain
Posted by Anonymous at 01:04 on April 16, 2010
yes, and when he accessorised with an umbrella on odd days...very effortless aka. singing in the rain
Posted by Anonymous at 01:04 on April 16, 2010
waistcoats win
the waistcoat has to win
Posted by Anonymous at 09:35 on April 13, 2010
the waistcoat has to win
Posted by Anonymous at 09:35 on April 13, 2010
Who decides who wins ?
Working Style's competition looks odd.
How can it be ?
Surely international labels like Hugo Boss and Zegna are better than a NZ brand like Working Style ? i.e. How can a NZ brand compete with the best in the world ?
Go figure !
Posted by Anonymous at 22:47 on April 12, 2010
Working Style's competition looks odd.
How can it be ?
Surely international labels like Hugo Boss and Zegna are better than a NZ brand like Working Style ? i.e. How can a NZ brand compete with the best in the world ?
Go figure !
Posted by Anonymous at 22:47 on April 12, 2010
Who decides who wins ?
Working Style is part of the judging panel, I maybe wrong but not all nominees dressed by WS. WS do not necessary provide suitable solution to different individual as I personally learn from my WS made-to-measure experience not once but without sidetracking, Hugo Boss or Zegna, Working Style or Crane Brothers, I think labels help with the ideal and fabrics they stock, but most important its one confidence/knowledge to cutting/fabrics etc with the help of a good tailor.
Posted by Anonymous at 12:17 on April 16, 2010
Working Style is part of the judging panel, I maybe wrong but not all nominees dressed by WS. WS do not necessary provide suitable solution to different individual as I personally learn from my WS made-to-measure experience not once but without sidetracking, Hugo Boss or Zegna, Working Style or Crane Brothers, I think labels help with the ideal and fabrics they stock, but most important its one confidence/knowledge to cutting/fabrics etc with the help of a good tailor.
Posted by Anonymous at 12:17 on April 16, 2010
Who decides who wins ?
If you rate Hugo Boss as the best in the world, you probably shouldn't be buying your own clothes.
Posted by Anonymous at 15:27 on April 13, 2010
If you rate Hugo Boss as the best in the world, you probably shouldn't be buying your own clothes.
Posted by Anonymous at 15:27 on April 13, 2010
Who decides who wins ?
Why the hell not?
Posted by Anonymous at 08:50 on April 13, 2010
Why the hell not?
Posted by Anonymous at 08:50 on April 13, 2010
