TOFMA Autumn Training Session: About Men's Fashion

 I listened to a lecture by Kazuo Kurobe. 

 Until now, I had only been involved in ladies' fashion, so there was a lot I learned for the first time. 

I also found it fresh that each shape had its own name.

I was surprised to learn that even the shape where the hem of the pants bunches up over the shoes has a name: break.

There was also talk about changing the color combinations of ties, scarves, shirts, and so on depending on the impression you want to create.

By wearing ties or scarves with high saturation and creating high contrast, you can give an active, youthful impression,

and by unifying things in the same tone with low brightness, they can look calm and give a sense of trust, apparently.

It seems that wearing a red tie for an important presentation or pitch is good because it draws attention to the face.

Techniques that use the psychological impression created by color may be something I can adopt myself, since even people who do not pay much attention to fashion might think, “That somehow looks nice!”

Another interesting topic was the differences in styling by country and region.

It was a good experience because I learned so many new things.