http://www.artofdressing.net/2009/12/15/seven-seconds-to-make-an-impression/ Art Of Dressing shows you how to dress for success Sun, 28 Mar 2010 22:46:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.artofdressing.net/2009/12/15/seven-seconds-to-make-an-impression/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Heel Lifts Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:45:30 +0000 http://www.artofdressing.net/?p=273#comment-137 Cool, there are actually some great points on this blog some of my readers just might find this relevant, will send them a link, thank you. Cool, there are actually some great points on this blog some of my readers just might find this relevant, will send them a link, thank you.

]]> http://www.artofdressing.net/2009/12/15/seven-seconds-to-make-an-impression/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Sylvia Chandras Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:10:56 +0000 http://www.artofdressing.net/?p=273#comment-76 Although a first impression is a lasting impression; I find it hard to believe that clothing now makes or breaks the woman. Like the emperor's new clothes, Everyone in a herd mentality takes clothing as a visual shorthand for the personality of the person wearing the clothes. I disagree. A person wearing" screaming" clothing is just as likely to be closed or open minded, liberal, democrat, down to earth or snooty as her jeans wearing counterpart . Apparently there is even a protocol for which jeans and rubber boots are "in" or part of a particular group. Although I like, at times to get advice on what to wear from others, and find a great many of your suggestions at Panache very helpful. Basing One's lifetime opinion of someone on a particular outfit, rather shallow. That said, I am also not above making the same mistake either. I just hope that all of us will take the time and talk to people before we form opinions of them, and give them more than a fragment of vision, and 7 seconds of our time to form them. Although a first impression is a lasting impression; I find it hard to believe that clothing now makes or breaks the woman. Like the emperor’s new clothes, Everyone in a herd mentality takes clothing as a visual shorthand for the personality of the person wearing the clothes. I disagree. A person wearing” screaming” clothing is just as likely to be closed or open minded, liberal, democrat, down to earth or snooty as her jeans wearing counterpart . Apparently there is even a protocol for which jeans and rubber boots are “in” or part of a particular group.
Although I like, at times to get advice on what to wear from others, and find a great many of your suggestions at Panache very helpful. Basing One’s lifetime opinion of someone on a particular outfit, rather shallow. That said, I am also not above making the same mistake either. I just hope that all of us will take the time and talk to people before we form opinions of them, and give them more than a fragment of vision, and 7 seconds of our time to form them.

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