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The Psychology of Colour in the Workplace with Shirley Philips

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In Part 2 of this conversation with Shirley Phillips from House of Colour, we move beyond colour palettes and into something deeper:

How your wardrobe supports leadership transitions, authority, authenticity — and promotion.

This episode explores how visual presence shapes perception in the workplace, particularly during: promotions, career pivots, returning from leave and navigating underrepresentation

If Part 1 introduced the science of colour, Part 2 explores the psychology.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why leadership presence is more visual than most professionals realise

  • The psychology behind first impressions (and the “5% rule”)

  • How colour and style can support authority without sacrificing authenticity

  • Why underrepresented professionals may need to be intentional about visual cues

  • What “clothing personality” means (Natural, Classic, Dramatic, Gamine, Ingenue, Romantic)

  • How to align your off-duty and on-duty identity

  • Why many professionals unknowingly wear a “mask” to work

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