Episode 5: How To Dress Casual And Still Impress Rich People

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June 25, 2018

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Today I interview Antonio Aspuru, menswear specialist, who will provide financial advisors with fashion tips that answer the question of how to dress casual and still impress rich people, and much more.

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Episode 5: How To Dress Casual And Still Impress Rich People

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