The Prince George Citizen - Friday, November 16,1990 - 35

The wrong clothes can break a man

ACCIDEHTS HURT n I f ' R f 'EVERYBODY.

Supported by the Prince George Citizen

TORONTO (CP) — Clothes don’t make the man, but the wrong garment can break him, says media adviser Gabor Apor.

Politicians are all too aware o f this which is why many of them have turned, over the years, to Apor for sartorial and other advice.

Apor’s clients have included multinational corporations and a string o f prominent Liberals, in­cluding former prime ministers Pierre Trudeau, John Turner and former Ontario premier David Pe­terson.

“ There are a whole bunch o f things that say a lot about you before you open your mouth and try to defend yourself, and they’re all visual,” Apor said.

Wearing a self-designed, cus­tom-made brown tweed jacket and jeans, Apor confesses he is a “ shopoholic,” with a weakness for the suitings of Giorgio Armani and Hugo Boss.

“ The Italians have a sense o f the classic and an Armani suit will look as elegant today as 1 0 years down the road.

“ My greatest fantasy is to wake up in Milan and find that I speak Italian,” said Apor, who estimates he has more than 150 pairs o f shoes in his closet and who gave away 2 0 0 shirts last year when he moved.

But Apor stresses he isn’t a fashion consultant in the business o f selling ties or suits.

With eight C leo awards for advertising in addition to numer­ous other awards for his “ other” job as an independent television producer, Apor says his primary focus is to “ interpret strategies and policies o f individuals or cor­porations into communication ve­h icles.”

And if a few tailor-made suits help get those points across, so be i t

“ If a suit could get you elected, every politician would have a tailor in the next office,” said Apor. “ Everything is really in sup­port o f content and his suit should be silently supportive.”

To Apor, clothing is just one elem ent — but an important one — in the total media image.

“ You should never wear questionable clothing. The moment

you wear something that someone says ‘I wonder why he put that on,’ it’s the worst thing you can do.

“ Politicians should always look like they’re working. The politi­cian who wears Fishermen’s clothes to talk to a fisherman is an idiot. It just looks condescending.”

As for “ fashion” colors such as brown, the current rage in m en’s suits, Apor says up and coming junior executives would be best to stick with charcoal grey and navy.

“ Fashion colors are a marketing tool for women to buy new things for men’s wardrobes. Darker suits will take you anywhere you want to go.”

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