Dressed for Decisions
A woman's guide to style, strength and sustainability
Date:
20 August 2026
Time:
13:00-14:00
Platform:
Zoom
Cost:
Free
Date:
20 August 2026
Time:
13:00-14:00
Platform:
Zoom
Cost:
Free
In today’s demanding professional environment, technical competence alone is rarely enough to protect focus, credibility and wellbeing, particularly during periods of sustained pressure such as tax filing season. The countless small decisions professionals make each day, from client priorities to personal presentation, draw from the same limited daily reserve, and for many women that load is compounded by responsibilities carried well beyond the office.
Drawing on principles from decision science, sustainable consumption and professional image, this webinar will provide participants with a practical framework for reclaiming mental space, reinforcing quiet professional authority, and making deliberate, values-aligned choices, beginning with something as everyday as what they wear to work.
Key topics
In this session, the following key topics will be discussed:
- Understanding decision fatigue in high-pressure professional environments
- The capsule wardrobe: a practical framework for versatile, sustainable dressing
- Applying the framework: base palette, the 70/30 ratio principle and seasonal sizing
- The cost-per-wear formula: financial discipline applied to personal presentation
- From professionalism to quiet authority: image, credibility and ethics
- Sustainability as a personal ESG action
- Building your own capsule action plan and the 3-Question Capsule Check
- Q&A
Who Should Join?
Female tax professionals
CA(SA)s
Auditors and finance practitioners
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Meet The Speakers
Christi Leonard
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Christi is a CA(SA) and MPhil graduate who lectures in auditing at UNISA.
She is also a qualified image consultant and stylist, bringing a rare combination of technical accounting rigour and professional image expertise to this session.
She is also currently enrolled for her PhD focusing on an intersection between auditing and fashion, in the context of sustainability and ESG.