Does our mood affect what we wear? I mean. Who would really want to wear bright colors and give off the vibe of a very happy person when they are anything BUT that?
Personally, when I'm happy, I'd like nothing better than to wear the brightest colors. Attract attention or maybe even catch someone's eye by the color of your sweater. On the other hand, when I'm down, all I feel like wearing are some baggy sweats && a dirty, old tee. Because at that right moment, you just think: "Why even bother?" Wearing dark colors naturally make us feel like blending in instead of standing out. Trying to be hidden, we wear dark navys, greys, and blacks. Like music, we can change the type of song we're listening to just like we change our outer appearance.
After assessing about this long and hard, I tried to get the REAL facts. (Google, of course.) I found intresting stories about women who made one small change in their lifestyle that changed their attitude completley. All she did was change the color of her sheets to a bright red as opposed to a stark white and her sleepless nights had ended, morning grumpiness vanished, and added sweet dreams. In the end, the colors and styles we wear really ARE the mirrors to our inner feelings. Who knew?
- With Love, Meaghan.
P.S: While doing my little reasearch, I came across a dress that changes color according to your mood. (Isn't that insane?) >> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-502889/The-dress-changes-colour-reflect-mood.html <<
