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Ch. 1 Fashion personality Types, Key Words - Coggle Diagram

- - - - the rest come from nonverbal actions
    - - good impressions
        
        we feel comfortable and accepted.
        
        we try to match others
        
        hair, clothing, body language shows we are part of a group.
        
        we also match for circumstances.
        
        e.g. choices for hanging with friends vs. job interview.
      - bad impressions
        
        appearances can give conflicting messages
        
        our judgments is influences by our own approaches to dress and grooming.
  - - - Our lifestyles, values, social standards, and language are also shaped by fashion changes
      - In some areas, however, change evolves more slowly because of the restrictions imposed by costs, laws, or limited exposure to new people.
  - - - how you see your physical self, your size, your attractive
        features, and those features you feel are less attractive.
        
        what you "see" in your mental picture of yourself.
      - clothing can change thoughts about our selves
      - if your choices are not realistic, others will see it negatively
      - the ideal body is constantly changing
        
        Anorexia nervous and bulimia are from distorted views of self-image
        
        looking at those who appear to have the ideal body often achieve this through knowledge of hair styling and care, other grooming aids, color, line, and design to make their natural features look closer to the current "ideal" physical features.
    - - "the sort of person I am" or a sense of inner self
        We visualize ourselves as having certain characteristic behavior.
      - This concept is changing all the time
        
        clothing reflects our moods, emotions, roles in life
        
        teenagers years
        
        a time of discovering identity and individuality
        
        through trial and error you find your role and identity
        
        as you continue to grow your idea of your self will change.
- - - - includes: gender, age, hair, skin color, body type, grooming, and any extras such as peircings and tattoos.
      - nothign has to be said. one's clothes communicates the message.
  - - - How do I feel?
      - Where I am I going?
      - How do I want to look?
  - - - What activities, at this point in your life, represent your current lifestyle?
      - does your clothing match your lifestyle?
    - - your goal is to match your fashion personality with your inner personality
    - - who much can you comfortably spend on clothing?
      - what do you currently own?