The Executive Selection: Versace SS15 Versace SS15 picks for the stylish executives.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff Apr 25, 2015

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The executive wardrobe can deviate from the accepted norms, and that can mean incorporating a bit of color and possibly fabrics that you haven't yet considered wearing.

Versace SS15

What isn't to be toyed with in terms of your attire is the tailoring- no matter the brand, the fit and cuts are an essential detail. Versace's SS15 collection is inspired by Cuba's dynamic energy and Havana's style sensibility.

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