The London Lounge

Not to state the obvious, but it is a revelation to me how different clothes make me feel differently. Mentally, physically indeed also cause differences in behavior as well.

One suit will make me feel one way. Another suit creates a whole different mood.

Have you noticed this as well?. Or is it time to lie down on a couch and talk to somebody?

Anonymous wrote: Or is it time to lie down on a couch and talk to somebody?

To paraphrase Good Doctor Graucho when a patient declared "Doctor, my elbow hurts every time I go like this" (who replied, "then don't go like that"), Buy more of what makes you happy. I'll pass this piece of advice, in lieu of lying down with a doctor (in fact, I didn't' know that they offered doctorates in such things), stand up with a tailor and get suited.

DDM

Anonymous wrote:Not to state the obvious, but it is a revelation to me how different clothes make me feel differently. Mentally, physically indeed also cause differences in behavior as well.

One suit will make me feel one way. Another suit creates a whole different mood.

Have you noticed this as well?. Or is it time to lie down on a couch and talk to somebody?

True, to some extent. The effect is even more powerful when one invests some time in a good hairdo and a nice clean shave.

On the same note: it does make a difference in the way one is treated. I find myself treated with more politeness when I am wearing 'good' clothing.