Rex Afrasiabi: Suited for Success

For Afrasiabi, the cornerstone of this image is the impeccably tailored suit. "A well-cut suit is an armor," he says, adjusting the cuff of his bespoke suit. "It gives you presence, it commands respect. When I walk into a room, I want people to know I mean business." He favors classic styles in navy, charcoal grey, and pinstripes, but isn’t shy with colours for summer, all with fabrics that whisper luxury. The fit is paramount: sharp shoulders, a clean chest, and trousers that break perfectly over hand-stitched Italian leather shoes, typically with red soles.

But Afrasiabi’s sartorial strategy goes beyond the suit. He understands the power of carefully chosen accessories. A Hublot watch peeks from beneath his cuff, a subtle signal of his discerning taste and financial success. A Prada tie adds a dash of personality, whilst a Louis Vuitton large brown leather pen becomes a statement piece, a symbol of his authority. "These details matter," he explains. “They elevate your look, they show you pay attention. In my world, those things translate to trust.”

Afrasiabi’s philosophy is rooted in the understanding that first impressions are crucial, especially in the fast-paced world as a lawyer for real estate agents. "You have to make an impact immediately," he emphasizes. “Whether I'm negotiating a contract or presenting in Court, I need to project an image of strength and capability. The right clothes help me do that.”

He believes this approach is essential for anyone striving for success in a competitive field. "Dress for the job you want, not the job you have," he advises. “Invest in quality pieces, learn how to wear them well, and pay attention to the details. It's an investment in yourself and your future.”

Afrasiabi is also embarking on an exciting new journey with the launch of New Chapter Legal, which recognises the growth and success of his previous team leaders, Cristian Urdea and Jeremy Koadlow, by nurturing them to co-directors.  Together, the team is committed to maintaining the firm’s core values of efficiency, client-focused service, and innovative solutions.

Rex Afrasiabi is more than just a lawyer; he's a master of image, a man who understands that in the realm of power and influence, style is a weapon. And he wields it with precision

But it's not all boardrooms and bespoke suits for this legal eagle. When the briefcase is closed, Afrisiabi transforms into a devoted single dad, trading his power suits for something a little more playful. Think less Tom Ford, more Hello Kitty. "My daughter loves it when we match," he admits with a grin. "Seeing her face light up when her big, muscly dad rocks a Hello Kitty t-shirt? That's priceless." It's a reminder that even the most formidable figures in the world of business have a softer side, and that sometimes, the most stylish thing a man can wear is a smile