Our best tips on how to look good for all your at-home conference calls.

1. Proof Your Space

Let’s face it… The webcam is not our friend. It often captures every shadow, and almost never flatters. That being said, there’s a way to fight back! To keep you looking as fly as we know you really are, it’s important to set up your space before a meeting.

Seek out a well lit window for natural light. Stuck in a dark room? It may be time to invest in a ring light.

Ideally, a camera should be above your face, not below it. Angling your camera to look down at you slims and flatters the face and body. Computer too low? An easy fix is getting an adjustable desktop or laptop stand.

Make sure your seat allows for good posture!

2. Get Back Into Grooming

Get yourself back on track with a trim and a shave!
Manscaping your quaran-beard can make a huge difference in how you’re perceived on camera. Lucky for you, BtheBarber and Art of Manliness have tons of detailed videos on how to self-barber your chin tresses into purposeful shapes that flatter your face, hair and symmetry.

3. Bring Out the Accessories

With your face being the focus on camera, now is a great time to assess your eyewear. Not sure what shapes suit your face? Here’s an article to check out.
If you’re open to jewelry, consider adding an element of detail to your outfit with an understated chain or tasteful leather bracelet.

Outfit Ideas

Check out these comfortable work from home outfit ideas perfect for work meetings and zoom calls!

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Achieve your best wardrobe yet by working virtually with Meg Gallagher! Here are her available services.

Determine your styling needs with Meg through the convenience of a video chat! Meg will perform a virtual closet edit, teach closet organization and create a shopping list.
Grooming and Eye Glass Consultation also available!

Meg will produce a virtual shopping cart of links based on your styling needs.

Meg will create a personalized lookbook of head to toe outfits that you can turn to day-to-day style.

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