This course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to dress appropriately and present themselves effectively in various academic, professional, and social settings. Through a series of video lectures and interactive activities, students will learn the importance of dress grooming and image building, understand the benefits of dressing well, and develop strategies to enhance their personal brand while adhering to different dress codes.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
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Hamid Saeed is an International Image and Wardrobe Consultant based in New York, with over two decades of experience in helping professionals, executives, and public figures craft powerful personal brands through appearance and style. With a background in engineering and business, along with professional training in fashion and image consultancy, he blends technical precision with creative vision. He specializes in personalized wardrobe solutions, corporate dressing workshops, and custom tailoring, guiding clients to project confidence, authenticity, and professionalism in both personal and professional spaces. Having worked with thousands of individuals, from Fortune 500 executives to government officials, Hamid emphasizes that dressing is more than fashion it is a strategic tool for success, confidence, and lasting impression.
Madiha Malik is a Certified Image, Wardrobe & Style Consultant and the Co-Founder of HS Image Consultant, bringing 10 years of dedicated experience in personal styling, wardrobe refinement and image building. She has transformed the professional and personal lives of hundreds of womenbelonging to diverse backgrounds, from executives and entrepreneurs to students and even the homemakers. Her vision to help women elevate their personal presence, identity, and confidence through intentional dressing, lies at the crossroads of self-expression, cultural sensitivity, and modernaesthetics, where clothing becomes a language, a mirror, and a form of quiet empowerment.