Wednesday, July 1, 2026 — President University hosted the Guest Lecture: Fashion for Professionals at the FabLab, President University Convention Center (PUCC), President University Main Campus, Jababeka City. The seminar featured fashion stylist Rikkisi and fashion enthusiast Milson Massie, who shared insights on personal branding, identity-driven style, and the role of visual communication in professional success.

The seminar introduced students to the importance of understanding personal style as part of preparing for their future careers. Through the session, participants were encouraged to look beyond physical appearance and gain a deeper understanding of how identity, confidence, and visual communication play a role in building a professional image. The event featured Rikkisi, a professional stylist with experience in personal branding, public image consulting, and character styling for drama productions, and Milson Massie, a fashion industry professional with interests in personal branding and visual communication.

Rikkisi emphasized that style should be rooted in personality and that trends should be incorporated without losing one's authentic self. Milson added that mastering the first seven seconds of impression-making is essential for career readiness, and that formal style has evolved and should be adjusted to the present era. As part of the session, several students were styled by Rikkisi and Milson to demonstrate how personal style can be adapted and elevated while maintaining individual identity. Both speakers encouraged students to treat fashion as a strategic investment and to master visual communication, allowing them to present an authentic and confident version of themselves in any professional setting.