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First off, I don't wanna hear none of this "People look much better without any on at all!" What I'm asking is how much can the clothes someone wears effect how attractive they are? Have you ever seen someone in certain clothes and thought "Wow, they look hideous!" Then you see the same person another time in something different and think "Wow, they look really nice!" I've always heard people say "dress to impress." Well, is that true? Or should people wear what they feel comfortable in?
Clothes are like makeup in that both can be used as enhancements (to make the person more attractive, and so forth). The wrong makeup can make a woman look unattractive, and the same can be said for clothing.
Then, dressing to impress depends on what you want to achieve. For example, if you are attending a gathering where everyone is wearing suits (men) and dresses (women), would you attend wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt? How about a man looking for a janitorial job, should he wear a 3-piece suit?
Lest say that you are spending a day at the local park. In this case wearing clothing you are comfortable with is an excellent idea. Again, all depends on what you want to achieve at the moment, or if there is a need for you to impress others or someone.
First off, I don't wanna hear none of this "People look much better without any on at all!" What I'm asking is how much can the clothes someone wears effect how attractive they are? Have you ever seen someone in certain clothes and thought "Wow, they look hideous!" Then you see the same person another time in something different and think "Wow, they look really nice!" I've always heard people say "dress to impress." Well, is that true? Or should people wear what they feel comfortable in?
Obviously it depends on the situation. On the job, going out, certain social events...certainly. Walking the dog in the park...not so much.
I think this sould be viewed as a woman/man point of view.
For many women the choice of shoes is important.
For men just breathing is enough.
Women are more keyed into their senses, the smell, taste, sight, even the voice of a man is enough to melt panties.
For men we are more on the visual but it is the face, body, ass, breasts we notice.
I wear a uniform to work so when I'm out I'm not dressing to impress anyone. I like looking nice but not going out of my way when the weekend gets here.
If I wore what I was comfortable in I'd wear sweats and uggs.
I prefer something that combines comfort AND is flattering.
People are going to make first judgements on how you present yourself.
Absolutely. ALWAYS always always. No one knows a thing about you when they first see you, other than what they see. The brain instantly judges based on that image. Make it a good one.
I went in to work Monday wearing pressed khaki's, a sharp blue shirt and a freshly pressed yellow tie and got the oohs and ahhs. Today I wore jeans and a checked green flannel shirt, hiking boots and haven't shaved in 2 days. My boss said I looked like I was ready to go out and chop wood.
Kind of a no brainer here. Look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp.
I don't think so. Most people form a snap judgement on people they meet. Everything from their facial expressions, clothes and how they hold themselves.
I have no problem with it because I know better than to place my final judgement on that, but you gotta have something to go at first glance.
If you have long hair and are wearing plaid, I'm gonna put into the indie-rocker, corporate suit will put you as a business person, etc.
Sure, there is a LOT more to people than how you may see them at the moment... but don't kid yourself, peeps are goin' to judge.
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