How much do you consider what you wear to work? How much has
your work wardrobe changed in the last few years? Is acceptable work attire
changing in the events sector?
These are just some of the questions we’ll be addressing in a
brand new survey – and we need your help.
What Eventprofs Wear – the M&IT Survey will provide a
snapshot of changing fashions and tastes in the UK events industry.
“Fashion reflects social changes,” said M&IT
editor Paul Harvey. “What we wear is just one lens through which we can study
the transformation of our sector.
“You don’t have to go to too many events in our
sector to realise that clothes are extremely important to eventprofs – how we
represent ourselves, our companies and our brands.
“It’s also clear from the last couple of years that
fashions in the sector are changing. For a time during lockdown it seemed as if
we’d never wear work clothes again. Now trainers at trade shows are the norm as
the boundaries between work and leisure get ever more blurred.
“What Eventprofs Wear – the M&IT Survey
aims to discover exactly what current fashion patterns say about the sector –
and what they say about the future. I hope as many of our readers as possible can
find the time to get involved in our survey – as you only have to look at the style on show at any given industry event to know that what eventprofs wear
is a topic close to the hearts of a great many people in the sector.”
The results of What Eventprofs Wear – the M&IT Survey will
appear in the Autumn/Winter edition of M&IT.
Click here to take part in the survey.
