TOFMA Autumn Training Session About Men's Fashion

I listened to a lecture by Kazuo Kurobe.

Up until now, I had only been involved in women's fashion, so there were many things I learned for the first time.

It was also refreshing to see that each shape had a name.

I was surprised to learn that the shape of the hem of your pants pooling above your shoes is even named Blake.

There was also talk of changing the color combinations of ties, scarves, shirts, etc. depending on the impression you want to give.

Wearing a highly saturated tie or scarf to create a high contrast will give you an active and youthful impression.

By using the same color tone with low brightness, it looks calm and gives a sense of trust.

It is said that wearing a red tie when making an important announcement or presentation can bring out the impression around your face.

Techniques that use the psychological impressions received from colors can be used even by people who don't care about fashion.

That's a good impression! I thought I might be able to make people think that way, so I wanted to try incorporating it myself.

In addition, the differences in the way people dress depending on the country and region were very interesting and interesting.

It was a great experience and I learned a lot of new things.