Profile In Style: Meg Whitman

At her level, this is not a pageant contest, nor is it even about attractiveness or stylishness for its own sake. Yet I will say this: people who are not naturally attractive mitigate this weakened visual personality power point when they look stylish. This describes exactly why it is so easy to “dog” Meg Whitman and her personal image.

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Profile In Style: Larry Ellison

Larry Ellison, founder and CEO of Oracle, whose lifestyle exudes a lavish life and style, is most worthy of a profile in style. So how does this world champion sailboat racer, jet pilot, and ruthless businessman do on matters of personal style? Larry Ellison tends to be a style conscious man. His clothing choices suggest that this is true. I also remember him visiting a high-end menswear store where I worked in Chicago back in the 1990’s, and that what he purchased then was stylish clothing for a power dresser.

Profile In Style: Tim Cook

A lot of attention is being paid to Tim Cook these days. The CEO of Apple, Inc., and the world’s highest paid CEO, has garnered a lot of press on the heels of his recent testimony before the U.S. Congress on corporate tax law reform. It seems the world is keenly interested in how Apple is being run, as well as what kinds of products to expect from the world’s most valuable company. And so, Tim Cook is someone who I think is worthy of a profile in style.

Profile In Style: Pete Cashmore

Pete Cashmore might be the most surprising Silicon Valley public figure to get a profile in style. Cashmore doesn’t actually reside in Silicon Valley. He does spend some time in San Francisco where his digital media company, Mashable.com, is based. But when he’s not in San Francisco, he’s most likely either in New York, or back in his native Scotland. Still, Pete Cashmore is a highly recognizable and well-known Internet entrepreneur, and we can all learn something about personal aesthetics by taking a closer look at him.

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