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Author: Li Chunmei, Huang Junyan
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: What is personality and style? It is often heard that someone is "very individualistic" or that their attire is "full of personality." This indicates that personality is unique, accumulated over a long period, and the result of the interplay between one's inner temperament and external expression. Style and personality are like a pair of twin sisters, complementing each other. Style is the surface layer of personality; others may admire it, but they cannot imitate it, or else it would backfire, like the story of Xi Shi imitating the ugly woman. Everyone has their own personality and style. When it comes to personality and style, many people believe it is the exclusive domain of painters, artists, and movie stars, something distant from themselves. In fact, this is an incorrect perception. Style is something everyone possesses; never think that only beautiful people can pay attention to style. Style is absolutely an innate aura and temperament that emanates from each person, a distinctive mark of personality that sets you apart from others. As long as you understand your style and follow the principles of dressing according to style, you can fully unleash the charm of your personality. Therefore, we don't need to envy others' height or beauty, nor imitate the hairstyle of a certain celebrity, nor blindly follow trends. As long as you recognize your personality, you can effortlessly dress in a way that suits you. Style is the manifestation of fashion
The term "style" is most frequently used by fashion designers at the forefront of trends. Each season's clothing has its own unique style, such as Bohemian style, Japanese street girl style, etc. Here, style differs from personal style in terms of scope. The style being referred to here is the manifestation of fashion, a comprehensive feature expressed by a series of fashionable garments, distinct from personal style. Our personality is not determined by blood type. We can consider blood type as an inherent trait, while personality is shaped through processing. It's like cooking, which requires ingredients and then is processed by a chef. Human personality also has four materials (four innate traits): O, A, B, and AB. After being processed (influenced by post-natal environment), it ultimately forms the complex personality of humans. Due to different environmental and life experiences, of course, the personalities created will differ. Most A-type personalities tend to be steady, quiet, affectionate, persistent, and focused. They prefer intermediate colors, and their attire may not be luxurious but is full of confidence. Patterns like floral prints or bows suit them well. Most B-type personalities are lively, enthusiastic, intelligent, romantic, and childlike. They prefer primary colors and generally do not pay much attention to clothing taste, as long as they like it. Accessories like necklaces, bracelets, and hair accessories suit them, as do sundresses, mini skirts, and T-shirts. Most AB-type personalities are childlike, neurotic, and prone to irritability and deep thought. While they dress conservatively in the workplace, they pay close attention to trends and combinations in private. Wearing sunglasses and bracelets is their preferred style, and they suit dark dresses and crew-neck sweaters. Most O-type personalities are bright, sincere, and enthusiastic. They dress fashionably but do not blindly chase trends, having a unique philosophy of dressing and enjoying being the focus of attention. T-shirts, jeans, flat shoes, sunglasses, and large bags suit them. P6-7