Category Archives: Psychology of Wardrobe

Feelings as Part of Image

Posted on April 18, 2012 by William Cane

How you feel about yourself will be reflected in your image. This is why at Manhattan Makeovers we help clients not only with their wardrobe and accessories but also with their approach to life. In order to enhance your image … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrity Style, Image Consultant, Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged | Leave a comment

Musician’s Image & Artist’s Wardrobe

Posted on February 24, 2011 by William Cane

Every artist must make a decision about their public image. Be My Baby by Ronnie Spector with Vince Waldron is a page-turner—and it also provides priceless insights into how an artist’s self-image can change over time, affecting everything he does … Continue reading →

Posted in Artist's Wardrobe Style, Celebrity Style, Image Consultant, Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Job Interview Wardrobe Advice from Image Consultant

Posted on January 20, 2011 by William Cane

Job interview wardrobe choices can be simplified if you keep three things in mind. First, you want to wear a color combination that is professional and that also makes you look good. Second, sexy is not good. And third, clean … Continue reading →

Posted in Image Consultant, Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged | Leave a comment

Your Image Compared to An Artist’s

Posted on January 10, 2011 by William Cane

When attempting to refurbish or invigorate your image, it almost always helps to compare yourself to someone you think is good and successful. This other person could be an artist, an attorney, a poet, or a movie star. As long … Continue reading →

Posted in Artist's Wardrobe Style, Attorney Wardrobe, Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged , | 1 Comment

Image Consultant Evaluation of Julian Assange

Posted on December 1, 2010 by William Cane

As an image consultant I evaluate Julian Assange as follows. He is unique in his wardrobe, like Tom Wolfe. In fact, he’s almost a negative image of Wolfe, who almost always wears white. Julian Assange almost always wears black suits. … Continue reading →

Posted in Artist's Wardrobe Style, Image Consultant, Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment

Halloween Story

Posted on October 20, 2010 by William Cane

Here’s a Halloween article in which I analyze what a man’s Halloween costume says about his personality!

Posted in Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Have You Passed the Contrast Test?

Posted on October 19, 2010 by William Cane

Now and then a fashion idea comes along that’s too good to resist, and too important to ignore. Take, for instance, the notion that contrast is one of the chief factors contributing to the attractiveness of your appearance. The idea … Continue reading →

Posted in Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged | Leave a comment

Why Wardrobe Has A Dual Meaning

Posted on October 15, 2010 by William Cane

Carl Jung believed that everyone strives to maintain a Persona, an outward personality, essentially the face they show to the world. But we also harbor a Shadow, that is, an anti-Persona, a part of us that is largely hidden and unseen … Continue reading →

Posted in Psychology of Wardrobe | Tagged , , | Leave a comment