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</html>Business casual is the answer to our times of office wear. In an increasingly practical society, protocol and etiquette take on new meaning. Before, there was only room to dress properly under their pinpoint guidelines. Today, you can dress professionally and formally but according to the times. At Lookiero we understand business casual as the new office wear, which will be as informal as your specific position determines it.
It has its own space but by dropper or combined with more discreet garments: a blouse with a more marked pattern, a touch of transparency on the sleeve, a total monochrome look in an unusual (but serene) hue.
If you spend a lot of time sitting, you will need garments with an elastic touch or a fit that accompanies the posture. Avoid stiff, high-waisted pants or skirts, they can cause you real discomfort. If you are standing most of the time, take care of your shoes, this will be the base on which your outfit will rotate.
Let you get up to a meeting and not show a million wrinkles. Garments on which perspiration is not marked and natural materials that allow your skin to perspire. Be careful with the air conditioning or heating, they will mark your outfit choices. In both cases, dressing in layers is the best solution.
White and black cotton t-shirts, denim shirts, denim skirts, lingerie tops, jeans … they work spectacularly in the mix to renew more typically office garments.
Smart ideas, creative outcomes, good design
Cynthia Flaxman Frank
Cynthia received a B.A. and an M.F.A. from Yale University. She became a partner in Jack* Design, working with, among others, Universe Publishing, Yale School of Medicine, Yale School of Architecture, Brown University, Showtime, and Sundance Films. Now based in Charlotte, NC, she continues to work with both local and national clients (partial list below).
Not content to simply practice design, she has explored additional directions over the years. With her letter-writing sister, Jessica Flaxman, she co-founded and art directed Papique! Paper With A Punch, an original stationery line sold in the Neiman Marcus catalogue and in stores across the country. Cynthia and architect Carrie Gault work together as PAC3, a public art partnership based on a mutual interest in dynamic form/space relationships. Their commission, Peacehaven Community Farm Sensory Space, had the honor of being selected by the Society of American Mosaic Artists juried show for their Mosaic Arts International 2017 Site-specific Mosaic Exhibition.
Cynthia has taught and served as a visiting critic at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, The Yale School of Art, and Central Piedmont Community College (WTVIPBS Carolina Impact story). She is currently a full time Lecturer at University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Cynthia has served on the Board of Founders’ Circle Affiliate of the Mint Museum Craft + Design, as Design for Good Manager on the Board of AIGA Charlotte, and as a chief designer for The Wall Poems of Charlotte, an ongoing public mural project that celebrates North Carolina’s literary heritage. Cynthia has been a member of the The Women’s Impact Fund for many years, serving on the Arts, Education and Human Services Grants Committees.
Her painting and mixed media fine art can be found at artwork.cynthiafrankdesign.com.
In her spare time she writes and records original songs.
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Public Art
Peacehaven Sensory Wall at LeBauer Park • Wall Poems of Charlotte • Broadcast at Home
Arts + Culture
Founders’ Circle Affiliate of the Mint Museum of Craft + Design • Mariane Pearl • Salty Film Productions • McIntosh & Otis Literary Agency • Happy Box Architecture • Happy Box Mosaics • Brightstar Music Festival • Oyster Bay Music Festival • St. John’s Concerts by the Pond • Liza Cox Photography • Signature Literary Agency • Katie Oates Music • SBE Interior Designs • Charlotte Oratorio Singers • Laurie Lieberman Architects
Legal
Warren & Kallianos • Ferguson Chambers & Sumter • Tin Fulton Walker & Owen • Rudolf & Widenhouse • Garfinkel Immigration Law Firm • Federal Defenders of Western North Carolina • Charlotte Community Justice Coalition
Retail + Business
Henry’s Sweet Retreat • Passion 8 Restaurant • Peachtree & Ward Catering • Pomme Events • Parque at Hunting Hill Mansion • Commercial Oncology Search, Inc. • Ivy Citizens • Yoga One • Paper Twist • Blacker Orthodontics • Monarch Ventures • Sogo • Beelzebib • Bugalow Pi Cynthia cnic Company • Papique! Paper with a Punch • Abacus • Roadmap Marketing • Olé Spain • Avvici • Heart of Cooking • Reclaim Group
Education + Nonprofit
120 Education Consultancy • Foundation for the Carolinas • Doctors Without Borders • Science Seeds • Open University of Wellfleet • 1 Moment • Brooklyn Children’s Garden • Write Consulting • Third Coast Wordworks • UNC College of Architecture + Design • Charlotte Country Day School • St. Jerome • Educate, LLC • Juvenile Diabetes Research FoundationThe undersigned, SUE CURRY JONES, is acting as Trustee under a Trust, the terms of which provide that the debts of the Decedent may be paid by the Trustee upon receipt of proper proof thereof.
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