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DRAMATIC CLOTHING PERSONALITY
Your Dramatic Clothing Personality can both intimidate and intrigue.
You favor straight lines and avoid frilly accessories. You like creating a strong statement fashion.
Your celebrity style twins: Monica Bellucci, Helena Christensen, Anne Hathaway, Milla Jovovich, Megan Fox, Fran Drescher, Sela Ward, Dita von Teese
You're not always into the latest fashion trends and like showing off some authority in the way you dress. You tend to choose clothes with angular necklines, shapes and edges, like for example jackets with shoulders pads and you're into diagonal abstract prints.
Dramatic fashion style often reflects your direct, headstrong and authority-like persona.
Another 'branch' from this style is the socialite who loves to dress a bit glamorous but polished and like to convey a sense of status, like a couture Chanel bag. Dramatic clothing personality overlaps with Trendy and Classic.
Note: You'll notice that women who have a Dramatic clothing personality (and look good) usually carry characteristics like angular bone structure, exotic face (high cheekbones, angular jawline, defined/prominent nose, etc.), deep, vivid coloring (dark hair) and most often a tall figure (5'7 and up).
Accentuate Your Style With (closet essentials): Bold jewelry such as bracelets cuffs and bangles, large gemstone bead necklace and jewelry, and other accessories with angular shapes (think Art Deco), tops and jackets with prominent shoulders.
How to Improve Your Style/Word of Warning: With your fashion forwardness you'll risk going 'over-board' with bold colors and strong designs. This can intimidate both men and women (but will naturally the 'stronger' Alpha male) so you might want to tone it down a little with adding more classics (basics clothes, solid colors, etc.) to your outfits.
Balance out your look by adding more basics or softer elements. Settle down with only one bold piece at a time in your outfit and let it 'breathe' .
Where to shop: French Connection, fashion couture stores such as Net-a-porter and Mytheresa (Max Mara, Versace, Gucci), Bebe
DRAMATIC CLOTHING PERSONALITY
Your Dramatic Clothing Personality can both intimidate and intrigue.
You favor straight lines and avoid frilly accessories. You like creating a strong statement fashion.
Your celebrity style twins: Monica Bellucci, Helena Christensen, Anne Hathaway, Milla Jovovich, Megan Fox, Fran Drescher, Sela Ward, Dita von Teese
You're not always into the latest fashion trends and like showing off some authority in the way you dress. You tend to choose clothes with angular necklines, shapes and edges, like for example jackets with shoulders pads and you're into diagonal abstract prints.
Dramatic fashion style often reflects your direct, headstrong and authority-like persona.
Another 'branch' from this style is the socialite who loves to dress a bit glamorous but polished and like to convey a sense of status, like a couture Chanel bag. Dramatic clothing personality overlaps with Trendy and Classic.
Note: You'll notice that women who have a Dramatic clothing personality (and look good) usually carry characteristics like angular bone structure, exotic face (high cheekbones, angular jawline, defined/prominent nose, etc.), deep, vivid coloring (dark hair) and most often a tall figure (5'7 and up).
Accentuate Your Style With (closet essentials): Bold jewelry such as bracelets cuffs and bangles, large gemstone bead necklace and jewelry, and other accessories with angular shapes (think Art Deco), tops and jackets with prominent shoulders.
How to Improve Your Style/Word of Warning: With your fashion forwardness you'll risk going 'over-board' with bold colors and strong designs. This can intimidate both men and women (but will naturally the 'stronger' Alpha male) so you might want to tone it down a little with adding more classics (basics clothes, solid colors, etc.) to your outfits.
Balance out your look by adding more basics or softer elements. Settle down with only one bold piece at a time in your outfit and let it 'breathe' .
Where to shop: French Connection, fashion couture stores such as Net-a-porter and Mytheresa (Max Mara, Versace, Gucci), Bebe