LAURETACMD
Interest- natural inclination to focus one’s
IMAGE
-reproduction or a MENTAL PICTURE of you
AS SEEN BY OTHERS;
-the way you are treated depends on how u
present urself; -THE WAY YOU LOOK, SPEAK,
BEHAVE
PERSONALITY
-embodiment of feelings and behavior, makes
man unique
-reflection of inner self
-way he is interrelated through ideas, actions
and attitudes w/ nonhuman aspects
-overall pattern or integration of a person’s
structure, modes of behavior, attitude, aptitude
-conglomeration of
PHYSICAL,INTELLIGENCE, CHARACTER,
ATTITUDE, HABITS etc
-includes one’s idiosyncrasies
-total person in his OVERT and COVERT
behavior, social, metal, emotional, cultural,
physical aspects
-SUM TOTAL OF THE QUALITIES AND
CHARACTERISTICS OF A PERSON
-MANNER OF WALKING, TALKING,
DRESSING
-factors that affect ways of BEHAVING,
THINKING, FEELING
ASPECTS (PISEV)
1. Physical- MODE OF DRESSING,
MANNER OF WALKING, POSTURE, BODY
ETC
2. Intellectual-how a person TALKS is what
matters here
3. Social-GOOD AND CORRECT MANNERS
(wala siya non), to do right thing at right time;
get along with others
4. Emotional- LIKES and DISLIKES; how to
stay mentally healthy; how to avoid mental
disorders
5. Value System- attitude, values, beliefs and
philosophy; aka CHARACTER
COMPONENTS (HAIVP)
1. Habits- actions REPEATED AT REGULAR
INTERVALS; going to church, brushing teeth;
must know if theyre worthwhile keeping
BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION- technique
most feasible and correcting negative habits.
2. Attitudes- way of viewing things as
ingrained, acquired and developed through
exposure to man’s family, school, community;
3.
concern toward specific area of work; inherent
aspect is predisposed but can be influenced by
ENVIRONMENTAL SIMULATION
4. Values- ways of upholding certain priorities
(aral bago ML at landi) in accordance with the
HIERARCHY OF NEED by ABRAHAM
MASLOW; best learned and reinforced through
ACTUAL PRACTICE AND APPLICATION
5. Principles- guides a person in making
judgments; in consonance with NORMS of
MORALITY
Personality Differences (HEE)
1. Heredity- different set of genes and
chromosomes;
2. Environment- family, school, church, social
groups
3. Experiences-everything one does or get in
touch with; everything he is exposed to
REASONS FOR DEVELOPING
PERSONALITY (3S,K)
1. Social Acceptance- the better the
personality is, the more friends
2. Self satisfaction- we feel happy when we
have good personality (happy ka ba?) A happy
person meets bad temper with understanding
and humor
3. Self confidence- elicits positive feeling
which is mental health
4. KEEP OURSELVES ON THE JOB- ex.
Salesman has to deal with ppl and influence
them to buy the product
Well balanced self- fruit of one’s struggle in a
continuous process of growing and improving
oneself.
Techniques in Improving Personality
(RHTH)
1. Realize that IMPROVEMENT IS NEEDED.
2. HAVE A STRONG MOTIVE OR DESIRE
TO IMPROVE.
3. Take an INVENTORY or make a
CHECKLIST of strong and weak points, of what
is to be improved.
4. Have a STEP-BY-STEP PLAN for
improvement.
BASIC WARDROBE AND FASHION
Palais de Congres de Paris, Montparnasse
Area, Forum des Halles- main SHOPPING
CENTERS in PARIS
Un magasin de vetements- clothing store in
French
Fashion
- always changing, slightly elusive, extremely
seductive
-power to transform an image and make a
social statement
Clothing = garment
-protection, comfort, modesty and
enhancement of your beauty
-revelation of one’s life; statement of
individuality,status, creativity
Fashion
-PREVAILING STYLE OR CUSTOM,
dress/behavior
-something like garment; in current mode
-style characteristic of the social elite
- art form; religion
-method of utilizing clothes,accessories to
show or hide something
-show yourself, express or disguise
New York, Milan and Paris- major hubs for
designers of fashion apparels
London, LA, Toronto, Hk,Sydney and Sao
Paolo- host to excellent designers
Style and Vogue- fashion magazines
John Galliano (Christian Dior)-go to great
lengths to present extravagant looks that no
one in their right mind would wear on the street;
part marketing and part expression
Clothing
-people wear them for functional and social
reasons; has cultural and social meaning
Guidelines in Clothing(AGDM)
1. Appropriateness above all
2. Good materials and linens embellished with
elegance
3. Dress conservatively.
4. Mix and Match and feel comfortable and at
ease
Lines in Clothes
1. Vertical-illusion of height; makes a person
look taller; ideal for plump
2. Horizontal-cuts height, adds width
Factors Affecting Choices of Colors (CPO)
1. Color of Skin, Eyes and Hair
2. Personality
3. Occasions
Men’s Fashion
Preppy
-Prince Harry
-takes care of appearance in not an overly
studied way
-well groomed, clean shaven
-likes bright pastels, earth tones,
nautical-inspired garments and white
-polish, well rounded individuals
-polo shirts
Classic
-George Clooney
-traditional French way of dressing
-camel, black, white, navy and gray
-quality over quantity
-wool and cashmere
Hipster
-informed, socially conscious individual who
doesn’t follow mainstream
-skinny jeans, funky glasses
-casual but artsy
Trendsetter
-fashionite
-eats, lives breathes for fashion
-keeps up latest labels and shows
-Justin Timberlake
Sporty/ Casual Chic
-clothes that aren’t glued to their bodies
-down to earth and chilled out men
-aim to be themselves
-sunglasses, denim and shoes
-blazer and sports coat
Rock
-entertainment industry, DJs, promoters
-basics and good leather jacket
-edgy accessories like silver
Men’s Fashion Tips
Tall guys stay away from vertical like pinstripes
Thin- wear baggy clothes, wear something
slightly fitted with spread collars and trousers
that r straight in the leg
-Sweaters with a closer fit to the body
-Suits with one and two buttons
Short guys avoid cuffed trousers, long suit
jackets and loud patterns
-two and three buttons suit, leave them undone -obviously charming and cosmopolitan style
-stick with small knots ties suited to first class character

Heavyset men shouldn’t wear bold patterns Hair- integral component

-avoid bulky fabrics
-wear suits with peaked lapels Women’s Fashion
-shirts with pointed collars
-wear suspenders instead of belts Factors that determine your fashion statement
Body Frame- if plump, avoid sleeveless
Latest Hairstyle for Men -wear dark colors
Buzz cut -small prints and vertical line prints give a
-boys who can say a lot in a little slimmer look
-Matthew Fox Medium- beige and fawn colors
-clearly sheared scalp alludes to a no frills -georgette or satin
approach -on blouses, prefer nets
-Unfussy and stylish streamlined style Thin- all colors will do
-can wear sleeveless, deep cuts and
Bangs strapped blouses
-Typical hairstyle
-chicly disheveled element suited for those who Skin tone
favor cutting-edge style Fair complexion= Gold and copper blend
-nonchalant classiness Medium/wheatish color =White + beige +
-stylishly reserved, free spirited bronzy gold
Dark skin toned -Goldenish copper shade
Textured Crop
-everyman haircut Comfort level and personal attitude
-modicum of flash -not comfortable wearing western outfits but
-one part conventional and one part wants to maintain smart cosmopolitan look go
contemporary for Indo western style
-updated but understated -shy/ introvert go for boat necked or square
-Affleck achieves a handsomely modern look necked blouses
suited to grown up, modish demeanor -bold/outspoken go for sleeveless, deep
-suit normal guys necked blouses with straps
-simplistically stylish appearance
-simplicity, sophistication and erudition Women’s General Fashion tips
1. The foundation of your wardrobe should be
Messy do clothing basic
-Modish, don’t have to be pristine and 2. Wear clothes you are comfortable in and
meticulous that reflects your personality
-effortless and elegant 3. Please wear only your size
-easy to achieve and high on impact 4. Black is not as body flattering as you might
-Michael C. Hall think
-devilishly handsome look 5. Every women should own a traditional suit
-cultured and distinguished 6. With makeup. Less is more
-affluent, easy going style, refined and 7. Be careful while adding on accessories
progressive 8. Stockings should be flesh toned or match
your shoes
Layers
-debonairness and versatility
-suave demeanor (Other info refer to ppt)
-one bent on class and old school charm
-medium length and longer length
-Emily Hirsch
-dashing sophistication