WE CANNOT NOT COMMUNICATE – A SPECIAL NYOU SEMINAR!

NYOU announces…

We Cannot NOT Communicate!
A Special Awareness Seminar for Working Professionals

80% of the message we convey is visual in nature! There is more than what meets the eye! We simply Cannot NOT Communicate!

Book your Complimentary Seminar on Image Management, How we form First Impressions, Power Dressing – The Art & Science behind it! What we do, How we look, What we say and How we say it – What this communicates! And much more…

Invitations welcome from…
*Senior to Middle Management Corporate Executives such as Directors/CXOs/Presidents/Vice Presidents/General Managers/HODs/Managers
*Small Medium Enterprises/Startups/Entrepreneurs/Business Women & Men
*Self Employed Professionals, such as Doctors, Sportspersons, Actors, Performing Artists, Journalists, Politicians, etc.
*Government Bodies/NGOs/Private & Public Sector Associations
*Venture Capitalists/Angel Investors
*Social Clubs/Groups, Trade Associations

COMPLIMENTARY SEMINAR (ON INVITATION ONLY)
Interactive Seminar Conducted by:
Ms. Bhuvaneshwari Sawant & Ms. Sonal Gadhvi – Chief Image Consultants & Co-Founders – NYOU Image Consulting
Booking Requests on info@nyou.in or call us on +91-7045657658 for more information.
Minimum group strength of 5 preferred. Individual consultation requests also welcome.

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NYOU DICTIONARY

Cravat

A scarf or band of fabric worn by men around the neck in a slipknot with long ends overlapping at the front.
The cravat is often thought to be the forerunner to the modern tie.

Bekishe

A long coat, usually made of patterned black Silk.
Religious garments are often black because this apparent lack of colour signifies a disregard for fashion.
Long garments are also often associated with religious costume as seen a sign of respect and modesty.

Badla

A form of Indian embroidery that uses fine wire work to embellish garments, turbans, shoes, belts, and other items.
Badla is often used with other forms or embroidery to add richness to an item.

Balfour

A tartan cloth pattern identifying the Balfour clan,
whose modern design was created by Peter Macdonald of Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland.

Bohemian

A style of clothing inspired by Bohemian and Indian cultures, characterised by colorful, flowing garments.
The word derives from the French, bohemian, meaning a gypsy of society.
Bohemian fashion by an apparent lack of tailoring is right now done by a mix and match layering of color and texture,
peasant skirts, tunics and sandals, accessorised with ethnic jewellery.

Epaulette

A removable ornamental shoulder piece that displays insignia or designates rank in the military and other organisations.
Epaulettes, a diminutive from the French, epaule, meaning shoulder,
are fastened to a shoulder strap that runs parallel to the shoulder strap that runs parallel to the shoulder seam and buttons near the collar.
Epaulettes may be fringed.