1. Chapter 41
Creating Your Look

2. Creating your Look Is that what you are wearing? to School to Work
to the game
to the wedding

3. Creating Your Look Vocabulary
Status - position in your peer group or society.
Dress code - set of rules describing required or appropriate clothing.

4. Creating Your Look Wardrobe - person’s collection of clothes
Clothing inventory - organized list of garments you own
Accessories - items that enhance an outfit
What accessories are you wearing today?

5. Creating your Look Turn to page 593 and do the Quick Write.
THE IMPACT OF CLOTHING
Roles of Clothing
Physical
How are clothes a physical need?

6. Creating Your Look
Emotional - self esteem

7. Creating Your Look Social - how you relate to others
Dressing for comfort and protection
What type of clothes help you stay cool on a hot day?
Dressing for:
climate, comfort, safety

8. Creating Your Look Dressing to Express Yourself
Give an example of dressing to express a personal cause or interest.
What is meant by status?

9. Creating Your Look Clothing can express personality interests
caps - teams, John Deere
t-shirts
Cultural Heritage
skull cap
head scarf

10. Creating Your Look Self esteem Status happy/unhappy tired mood goth
sporty
Status
brand names
styles

11. Creating You Look Dressing to Meet Expectations
List 2 factors that influence dress expectations.

12. Creating Your Look Societal Standards and Trends women and pants
amount of skin shown

13. Creating Your Look

14. Creating Your Look Culture Situation or Occasion Roles Pastor Farmer
Construction Worker

15. Creating Your Look
Group Identity

16. Creating your Look Dress Codes
Where are two places you would be likely to find a dress code?
What is the purpose of a dress code?

17. Creating Your Look School Hand Book FCCLA Employment tattoos jewelry
logos
casual day

18. Creating your Look HOW OTHERS SEE YOU
Consideration for the feelings of others
What role does the feelings of others play in the selection of clothing?

19. Creating your Look RESOLVING CLOTHING CONFLICTS teens and adults
peer to peer
the way your friends dress may make you uncomfortable
guilt by association
dressing to fit in

20. Creating your Look CLOTHING FOR THE FAMILY special need children
easy care
easy to get on and off
free of hazards
not too expensive - out grown

21. Creating your Look adults based on work physical limitations
comfort and convenience
stay within budget

22. Creating your Look CLOTHING RESPONSIBILITIES wise purchases
taking care of what you have
CT pg. 599

23. Creating your Look EVALUATING YOUR WARDROBE WHAT IS A WARDROBE?
Assessing needs and wants
Assessing needs
where do you go
what do you do
do you have an event to plan clothes for

24. Creating your Look
Why is it helpful to plan ahead when you need clothes for a special purpose?
FCCLA - Power of One - Be a Better You

25. Creating your Look Taking a Wardrobe Inventory
if is in good condition and you wear it and like it - keep it
if it is not in good condition - fix it or get rid of it
if it doesn’t fit and you haven’t worn it in a year - redesign or recycle it

26. Creating your Look Recycling unwanted clothes sell it give it away
consignment shop
rummage sale
give it away
friends and relatives
charities
LWR
Salvation Army

27. Creating your Look reuse it rags quilts unravel sweaters and reknit
recycle into someting new

28. Creating your Look Extending Your Wardrobe
how well does your wardrobe fulfill your needs
what do you need to do to fill the gaps

29. Creating Your Look
What $ is that for you?
What will be your best choices?

30. Creating your Look
What resources other than money do you have that you could use to expand your wardrobe?
make new combinations
use new or different accessory combinations
redesign clothes

31. Creating your Look

32. Creating Your Look Sewing new clothes
What are four advantages of sewing your own clothes?

33. Creating your Look Update older garments create new garments
may cost less
better quality and fit

34. Creating your Look Trading and Sharing
Under what circumstances would you share clothes?
What do you need to be careful of when sharing clothes?

35. Creating Your Look Renting Clothes tux for prom or a wedding
Halloween costume

36. Creating your Look Buying Clothes make a plan set priorities
think in terms of what you will wear it with
think in terms of where you will store it
mixing and matching