Clothes make the leader! How leaders can use attire to impact followers’ perceptions of charisma and approval

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Business Research, January 2021

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news: 15 news outlets
blogs: 1 blog

twitter: 3 X users
podcasts: 1 podcast

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@empress_yoy @ragerhino666 Appears more relatable to the average consumer. They are much smarter than dur hurrr decision fatigue! https://t.co/Cm6zMvVWfY

@edanderson101 @alexvtunzelmann @NicholasGuyatt Looks like it’s been done.... https://t.co/CxCOsMWQYt

Clothes make the man (Part 2). Investigating manager clothes, research finds that formal attire undermines charisma perceptions, instead violating cultural dress codes makes leaders appear more charismatic and garner approval. https://t.co/K2kZDo5oa2 h…

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