Perhaps you are wondering if our dressing reflects our mood? It could be so for some, but I will usually wear something that is practical and light (cotton) in this hot humid weather. Here, we have a dress code. Our Malay staff and students wear a baju kurung (see pics). At formal occasions I would wear that or a baju kebaya. But most of the time, I wear a long skirt and blouse. The dress code states that skirts must be long, and blouses must have sleeves.
Dear Sufia,
Not necessarily mood. We succumb to cultural pressures of the dominant culture and professional cultures as well. The dress code at the university is different than when socializing in private places with friends.
I don't think that dress & mode are significantly related among most persons I came to know specially in academic settings. Many times, you see a very unhappy uneasy man wearing an elegant suit with a tie. Many times also, you see that a poor person is wearing old out-of-fashion dress but s/he takes life easily.
When I was a postgraduate student, my schoolmates & me used to wear casual dresses all over the years. However, in the graduation ceremony we all dressed very well in a very rare scene that was not repeated the days after!
Our mood is a working play of our mind .It depends on our attitude -our thinking & it is not necessary that the environment of
our mood to be acceptable to our close surroundings.In certain cases our mood becomes a play of pleasure & or pain & inthis way
it becomes a mixture of pleasure & pain .
In certain cases our mind becomes so much senstitive ,joyful.pleasurable under a different feeling which we wish to observe &
cherish & in this line our mood create such a feeling that it may change all the time expression of our face & want to
create a different style of appearance & personality & on this movement of time one would change the style of his appearnce
that may a reflected in our personality .
This is my personal opinion
Clothes describe a person without words. From the way we dress conclusions are drawn about our personal characteristics, social status and attitude to work.
“Do not judge a book by its cover”, unfortunately, in the corporate world of today, that is exactly what happens so it is important to convey the right message through our image. Personality, social status and attitude to work are a few of the dimensions that our image portrays of us, it is the same for a corporate identity. The employee’s attitude, dress code and corporate culture determine how clients see us.
http://q2hrs.com/the-impact-of-dress-code-in-the-workplace/
Yes, but for some people, no. Some people can still cover up by dressing so well even when they are in a bad mood. I think it depends on how much you can control your mood.
I agree with Pelumi but I think we should learn to work on our mood so as not to affect any facet of our lives
Yes it does. You are what you eat and what you dress. Cloths reflect what type of personal you are and it provides self esteem and confidence.
Definitely to some extent, although other factors have some influence as well. Mood again is a variable and dependent on other contingent factors.
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