I have a photo of Isaac, chin jutting, suit impeccably pressed, in full tycoon pose; a South African Henry Ford.
With her meticulous black suit, impeccably neat office and hair swept up like the feathers of a swan, Josephine Esposito, 72, harks back to an earlier era of the American workplace.
At the Bush party site, in the Marriott, the young men in snappy suits and impeccably polished shoes were bounding across the lobby like puppy dogs finally off the leash.
He was a wry, handsome, impeccably suited man who spoke excellent English.
Zinczenko wore a dark suit and was impeccably groomed, and, like Abrams, looked well finished rather than finished-finished.
Zucker is "the utterly New York professional, in a perfectly tailored suit"; Moonves is "impeccably tailored"; Robert Iger, the Disney executive who oversaw ABC, is "impeccably dressed," and his colleague Susan Lyne favors "striking ivory or pastel suits".
Beyond her, a portly man in an expensive suit, tie still impeccably knotted, clutched a mobile phone to his black and bleeding ear.
Mr. Kaufmann, the Modern's maestro of good design, appears here in a newsreel, impeccably suited and gallantly guiding an attractive young woman through one of the earlier exhibitions, demonstrating chairs, lighting fixtures and Lazy Susans.
Zucker is "the utterly New York professional, in a perfectly tailored suit"; Moonves is "impeccably tailored"; Robert Iger, the Disney executive who oversaw ABC, is "impeccably dressed," and his colleague Susan Lyne favors "striking ivory or pastel suits". In seeking to humanize the suits, Carter portrays them as..
Valérie Bignon, the director of corporate communications for Nestlé France, is a long, lean line of a woman, well suited to the impeccably tailored black jacket and pencil skirt she was wearing the day we met at her bright, airy office in Paris.
Seeing her leave in these impeccably tailored suits and high heels, commanding these rooms full of men in suits, but she was stressed and she was frantic.
