Characteristic Traits of Styles for Men and Women

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DRAMATIC: (1)You like stylish fast cars (2) You like the latest tech equipment (3) You are bold & sophisticated (4) Your level of confidence is high. (5) You are always in control (6)Your colour sense is strong (7) You love feeling energetic and excited (8) You are proud about your looks (9)You are always on point (10)You have a good idea of designer labels (11)You have a good sense of grooming ROMANTIC: (1)Your lifestyle is luxurious and comfortable (2)Staying fit and healthy is a must (3)You walk with grace and style (4)You are always on point (5)You are a sharp dresser (6)Your perfume fragrance is strong and lingers on (7)You like a mix of colours (8)Your shoes are a statement CLASSIC: (1)Your lifestyle is structured (2)You are pretty neat and organized (3)Your look is usually business like (4)You command respect and look credible At times you may appear boring, non-creative (5)You keep the same look (6)Your garments are current, structured and official (7)Your prominent colours are black, grey, blue or white. (8)Your clothing is usually well tailored NATURAL: (1)You are a sports lover (2)Your lifestyle is relaxed and comfortable (3)You can be considered boring (4)As a natural person you are free and famous (5)You are comfortable in casual wears like jeans and a T-shirt. (6)Your sense of fashion is quite poor and uninteresting (7)Grooming is really an assignment for you (8)You are very simple (9)You barb your hair regularly (10)Your clothing is usually loose fitted (11)Your look is more friendly and approachable CREATIVE: (1)You are more freelance (2)You express yourself though music, painting or writing (3)You have your unique style big, bold and brave when it comes to expressing yourself. (4)You like to wear a multitude of colours; (5)You wear interesting accessories (6)Your grooming sense is carefree (7)You have a creative imagination same as style that is unique and unconventional. (8)You also have a dramatic way of doing things that expresses your feelings and thoughts. (9)Your colour scheme can sometimes appear outrageous

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