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On
Buying clothes
Buy
clothes not as a reason
for necessity, but as an expression of wanting to display artistry.
With this in mind you will be able to communicate well in the
society.
TIPS
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Buy
clothes that are
a little loose rather than a little too tight. Too tight
an outfit makes you look heavier.
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Resist
the temptation to buy a dream clothes just because you're
able to fit into it if the size is smaller than you normally
wear. It will make you look and feel uncomfortable.
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Don't
buy a jacket even
if it is perfectly tailored if the sleeves are too long.
The sleeve should be just long enough to cover the top
of the wristbone. Unless you want the look of a baggy,
prefer a fitted jacket. It looks better in any occassion.
Check the sleeve length carefully in a full-length mirror.
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When
you're not sure
of what to buy for the evening, remember that there is
a difference between daytime and evening clothing.
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Daytime
clothes are more
casual and sporty while evening are more formal, dressy
and delicate. Black is the basic color for evening and
lighter shades are the basic colors for daytime.
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Remember
that artificial lights tend to wash out cosmetic colors
so wear a little more to compensate less lighting.
For the ladies: Wear make-up everytime you wear
black to ensure proper look. Red and hot pink for lips
and cheeks are the basic tones for the evening. For the
eyes, dark tones are better for many occassions at night.
For men: Well groomed
hair with moose in the evening is real handsome in most
occations.
Clothing
can help you determine
where you are most ashamed of in your appearance. Clothing
can also help you show that portion of your body you wish
to emphasize. These makes clothing a personal choice and
it is your responsibility to know exactly what to buy.
It's easy enough just to buy clothes, but be aware that
merchandisers know "sales talks" as well. It's
ups to you to judge if it's something you need for any
particular reason.
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Six
questions to ask before buying clothes.
1. Does
the clothes you are buying do what it should? (Does it
work well with your broad shoulder?)
2. Is the style up-to-date?
3. Does it complement the rest of your wardrobe? (ie.
separates or accessories)?
4. Does it complement your skin tone and hair color?
5. Is it a quality outfit?
6. Is it worth your money?
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Three
price zones establish by the fashion industry.
Better
clothing
- is the highest priced, best quality clothing.
These include designer's originals. They are made of the
best materials, styling and workmanship.
Moderate clothing
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is
usually the medium-priced clothing. They are made of quality
materials and are usually made in limited quantity.
Popular
clothing
-
consist
of low-priced garments, mass-produced and often made of
lower quality materials. Their workmanship is not dependable.
KINDS
OF FASHION
Haute
Couture -
Its a french word meaning high fashion. In fashion
language it means one-of-a-kind. These include designers'
original designs or clothing that are custom made for
a customer.
Ready to wear
(Pret-a-Porte) - A term used to describe mass produced
garments. These include designers' original manufactured
to a certain number for department stores. They are clothing
offered to the consumers at lower prices.
OPPOSITE
ENDS OF FASHION
Classic
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is
a fashion that stays indefinitely.
Fad
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is a fashion that die quickly and whose
greatest appeal is as novelty.
Note:
E ven the most carefully chosen clothing won't do a thing
to make you feel or look good unless it fits you properly.
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