FOR WHOM DO YOU DRESS?

        
        By Margaret Kent

        Answer this question honesty. For whom do you really dress? If your answer is "other women", then you aren't dressing in a way that appeals to men. If you dress  to impress other women, your clothes are working against you, not for you, in your quest for an ideal mate. Other women may indeed be impressed by the sophistication of the design, the creativity of the designer, or the money you spend in purchasing your outfit. The design factors don't impress most men, though.

       Fashion can enhance your appearance, but it's hard for most women to know which fashion have a positive effect on men. Chances are, you were taken shopping by your mother and waited on by a saleswoman. If you never had male input, you probably don't know what clothing appeals to men.

       If you dress for clients or business, then your business clothes probably emulate men's clothing. The major difference between your suites and a man's suits is that his have pants and your probably have skirts. If this is your situation, you need a separate social wardrobe.

                                     Margagret Kent