He's Got Style: Peter Mirijanian
10 men who like fine clothing and know what looks good on them talk about where they shop, labels they love, fashion tips, and what they splurge on—including one man’s 3,000 ties.
By
Mary Clare Fleury
Published Thursday, November 01, 2007
Photograph by Ron Aira.
Peter Mirijanian, 44
Owner, Peter Mirijanian Public Relations
How would you describe your style?
Contemporary but not too trendy.
Who are your favorite designers?
Hugo Boss and Armani.
Do you have a fashion inspiration?
Pat Riley, who coaches the Miami Heat, has always been a great dresser. Bryant Gumbel and George Clooney also come to mind. None of them tries too hard to make a statement, but they’re also not too conservative. They wear simple, well-tailored clothes.
Any fashion disasters in your past?
Back in the day, I had a tan wide-wale corduroy suit. There’s a family portrait of me wearing that—I wish it were lost forever.
Fashion advice?
Stick to the basics—material is very important. And a good lightweight wool suit is mandatory in Washington.
Who do you think is the best-dressed person in Washington?
Vernon Jordan always looks impeccably tailored, whether he is wearing a suit or a golf shirt.
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