Dressing During Reception

Clothing is a general term for clothes worn by people.

In interpersonal communication, clothing is regarded as the "second skin" of the human being. It can cover the wind, rain, heat, cold, shelter and shame, and play a multiple practical function. It can beautify the human body, foster strengths and circumvent weaknesses, display personality, reflect the spiritual outlook, embody the interest of life, and decorate a variety of decorative functions.

Moreover, in formal occasions, it also has a social function reflecting social division of labor, reflecting status and identity differences.

Because of this reason, it is obviously not enough to say "wear clothes and wear caps" on social occasions.

Sophia Roland, a famous Italy movie star, once remarked deeply: "your clothes often indicate what kind of characters you are, and they represent your personality.

A person you meet often consciously or unconsciously judges your personality according to your clothes.

In social occasions, clothing in a sense is like everyone holding a silent letter of introduction, conveying all kinds of information to every contact object at all times.

Peter Ralph, an American psychologist, even thinks that a person's clothes are not only revealing his feelings, but also showing his intelligence.

A person's clothing habits often reveal his philosophy of life and his outlook on life.

The great Shakespeare further stressed: "clothing can often express personality."

In fact, in everyday life, everyone's clothes do give others a certain impression.

For the first time, this impression is particularly impressive.

Clothing is made up of three basic elements: fabric, color and style.

Besides, its way of dressing is also very important.

Generally speaking, people's impressions of clothing to others, in other words, everyone should pay attention to the main points of their clothing, mainly refers to these aspects.

Confucius said: "man can not be ornament, not ornament, no face, no respect, no respect, no manners, no manners."

Its so-called "decoration" refers to clothing.

It can be seen that learning etiquette and observing etiquette are the prerequisites for success in interpersonal communication.