"What are your 3 basic tips for "being ready" to
face the world?"
Paul Rothman's
answer:
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Dress with Purpose: In other words, consider where you are going,
what you are going to do there, and what other practicalities there
are (weather, activities, landscape) and dress accordingly. Fashion
without functionality is pointless and superficial. (But, if you
are uncertain, rather over-dress than under-dress, for it is much
easier (and quicker) to roll up your sleeves and take off your tie
than it is to make a suit from twigs.
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Wear your clothes, do not let it wear you. When you simply follow
the latest trend without checking to see if it fits your personal
taste and appearance, you easily become a fashion victim. People
then tend to see your clothes before they see you, and this is never
a good thing.
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Remember, clothes does NOT maketh the man. Man maketh the man. If
you are comfortable in your own skin, you will exude confidence, and
then even an old torn T-shirt will look stylish on you. Besides, if
you are comfortable with yourself (and you know yourself) you will
in any event only buy clothes that suit your personal taste, so
ultimately you become your own personal designer.(Personally I don't
like to be too adventurous with colours. I remain quite neutral
(blacks, browns, blues and whites... occasionally some reds) and
stick to solids (I don't like stripes, check etc), but I do play
around with textures and shape.)
Paul
Rothman’s inspiration:
“Don't take yourself too seriously, but
take seriously what you do. (i.e. Define yourself through your
actions, not through your social identity)”
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