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[twnenglish]

The Psychological Impact of Clothing: Mood and Confidence

Clothing is more than just fabric draped over our bodies; it serves as a powerful form of self-expression and can significantly influence our mood and confidence levels. From the colors we choose to the styles we wear, our clothing choices can shape our psychological well-being and how we perceive ourselves in the world.

The relationship between clothing, mood, and confidence is deeply intertwined with human psychology. Research has shown that what we wear can directly impact our emotions, with certain colors and fabrics evoking specific feelings and moods.

For example, wearing bright colors like yellow or red can uplift our spirits and instill a sense of energy and positivity, while soft, comfortable fabrics may promote feelings of relaxation and comfort.

Moreover, clothing plays a crucial role in shaping our confidence levels.The idea behind "enclothed cognition" is that our clothing may affect our behavior and cognitive processes, which can alter how confident and self-assured we feel about ourselves. When we  dress in attire that makes us feel powerful and put-together, we are more likely to exude confidence and assertiveness in our interactions with others.

Understanding the psychological impact of clothing is essential for harnessing its transformative power in our daily lives. By making conscious wardrobe choices that align with our desired mood and confidence levels, we can enhance our overall well-being and navigate the world with a greater sense of empowerment and self-assurance.

In this article, we will delve deeper into the intricate ways in which clothing influences our mood and confidence, and explore strategies for leveraging this knowledge to cultivate a positive self-image and enhance psychological resilience.

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How Clothing Affects Mood and Confidence: Dressing for Success

Clothing is far more than mere fabric draped over our bodies; it serves as a powerful tool influencing our emotions and self-perception. The psychological impact of clothing cannot be understated, as it has a profound effect on our mood and confidence levels. Whether we realize it or not, the clothes we choose to wear can significantly shape how we feel and how others perceive us.

The Role of Clothing in Mood Enhancement:

Our clothing choices can act as a form of self-expression, allowing us to convey our emotions and personality to the world. The colors, patterns, and styles we select can evoke specific feelings and moods within ourselves and those around us. For example, wearing bright and vibrant colors may uplift our spirits and boost our confidence, while opting for soft and muted tones can create a sense of calmness and tranquility.

Boosting Confidence Through Clothes:

Clothing plays a crucial role in shaping our self-perception and confidence levels. "Enclothed cognition" is a phenomena that claims our clothing can affect our behavior and cognitive functions.

When we dress in attire that makes us feel confident and empowered, we are more likely to exude self-assurance and assertiveness in our interactions with others. Additionally, dressing in a manner consistent with our goals and aspirations can help align our external appearance with our internal sense of identity, further bolstering our confidence.

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What Not to Wear: A Guide to Dressing for Success

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[corvidclub]

in light of discourse of potential drag in s3 here's the iwtv guys' relationship to drag/crossdressing

Lestat: He does it. We've already seen him do it. He thinks it's fun :). his taste level and makeup skills are...not all the way there. I imagine his drag aesthetic without Louis' supervision is either 5yo girl at a princess tea party or hot mall slut. Regardless, he's having fun that doesn't involve inhuman violence so good for him ig. Knows very little about modern drag culture apart from what his gay tour interns tell him and the occasional bar visit. He is blocked by several drag race queens bc he keeps sliding into their dms with critiques and/or flirtations based on whatever episode he happened to catch a glimpse of.

Louis: Knows the most about contemporary drag culture by far out of anyone on the cast. Was on the ground floor observing the ballroom scene develop. Thinks rupaul's drag race ruined real drag culture (but has seen every episode). Is absolutely vicious in his criticisms of the queens and def ate some baby queens back in the day. Internally thinks he would slay drag race but whenever someone suggests he actually do drag he always comes up with some excuse like 'I can't shave bc I'm a vampire' or 'I can't find a drag mother I'll eat them'. In reality he is just afraid of getting similar criticisms and would like to keep his ego intact. If he were to do drag though his aesthetic would be very sleek and sophisticated a lot of 80s powersuits/powerdresses (executive realness is his fav category), slinky jewel tone gowns, big hats, fur coats, some tasteful bdsm elements. While his style is fairly modern I imagine he's quite old-fashioned about certain elements of drag like: NO body hair! NO boy nipples! FEMALE ILLUSION ONLY! I think he'd get really into the interiority of his drag persona as well...Lestat is like "Je suis Lisette :) it is like my name but I'm a girl :)" Louis on the other hand is looking in the mirror face beat like.. "who is Celine Emerald VanMichaels DuPree? does she dream? what does she dream of? what am I trying to embody when I become her?" tdlr: he is very annoying.

Armand: Doesn't really have much interest in drag tbh sure he'll drink a glass of AB on drag race nights with loustat and bitch about fabric with the best of them but it's not something he'd really do on his own. If he felt he had to crossdress for whatever reason he'd do it but wouldn't feel that strongly about it positively or negatively. I imagine some elements of women's clothing would bring him back to the renaissance since men were very much gowned-up back then which could be good or bad depending on the day he's having. I imagine his past painting skills would transfer so he'd be weirdly very good at drag makeup like he and Lestat would follow the same tutorial on youtube and Armand would come out looking like Plastique Tiara while Lestat looks crazy. He wore eyeliner casually in Paris and I could see him having fun with eye makeup under certain circumstances. However, I don't think the idea of having a drag persona would appeal to him bc 1. repressed femininity and enforced masculinity wasn't really a significant part of his human life unlike loustat and 2. a performance is only worth it for Armand if someone actually fully believes it otherwise it's Just Acting and that's Lestat's thing not his. He loves typical drag queen camp movies though like Mommie Dearest, Showgirls, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane, etc. are some of his faves. Louis thinks those films are bad/weird (he's more of a Steel Magnolias queen) but Daniel and Lestat watch with him.

Daniel: He did drag/crossdressed for special occasions back when he was younger like halloween and pride events/protests. He'd do one of those stories where the reporter becomes part of the community they're writing about and he'd do drag for like a week just for the story ofc. He has a Frank n' Furter costume that he's owned since 1976 and worn to at least a decade's worth of Rocky Horror screenings. Also a playboy bunny look which he tries to claim he wore as some sort of feminist commentary but was really about showing off his twunk body to various substance users. He probably sees these past antics as him 'being secure in his masculinity' rather than expressing femininity which is.... kinda true but also not. He's a huge fan of John Waters and Divine. Like Louis he also believes that rpdr ruined drag culture but actually doesn't watch it except for clips of untucked fights (he would like dragula though). He thinks the most important thing for a drag queen to be is funny and shocking to straight people rather than to serve looks, in fact, he prefers queens who are a bit busted or purposely strange looking. This makes going to drag shows with him and Louis very entertaining because they are guaranteed to have exact opposite opinions and fight about it.