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Fashion makes you attractive
Director Min Yool-mi of Korea Fashion Psychology Research Institute
“Making a favorable impression is important to build relationship”

We recognize a person by its appearance and guess his personality and life patterns. Whether good or bad, the first impression we received from the person often lasts longer. This in psychological term is called Context Effects: the context (environmental factors) that surrounds an event effects how an event is perceived and remembered. In other words, we become more favorable to those or things with better impression and environment. Director Min Yool-mi of the Korea Fashion Psychology Research Institute says “Steve Jobs’ black turtleneck and jeans give us an image of ‘innovation’ and Mark Zuckerberg’s hood jacket ‘young entrepreneur’. This means that people already has received many information of the figures through their appearance and fashion sense. Politicians’ using various colors also is a good example of image making.” As a colorist and an image consultant, Min, has provided her professional knowledge in the field over 10 years through more than 3,000 lectures and consulting at public institutions, major companies and universities while actively carrying out her R&D in introducing effective training curriculum as well as fashion styles and image makings customized to Koreans. 

“Styling that reflects social and psychological factors is more effective”
Min continues “Image making means to build one’s image to raise a good impression from others. There are 7 elements that can build a good image: nearness, friendliness, similarity, compensation, capability, physical charm and cognitive balance. And it depends on how hard we work to achieve these elements in balance.” The problem, Min says, is that many people do not know how to do it. This is because the existing image making service providers rather focus on MOT while neglecting social and psychological factors related to it. Min explains “One’s fashion sense is closely related to the society and the culture he lives in. This means that we, specialists, need to make trainees understand how one’s fashion works in relation with the society and the culture as a way to create an appropriate image for each of them according to the size, kind and occasion (event). Min uses various good and bad cases and invites make-up artist and hair stylist to her classes in order to give realistic demonstration to trainees. Min adds “Styling that reflects social and psychological factors is more effective and I and my team will do our best, as we always did, to make this happen to more people and businesses.” As Min also showed her strong will to foster talented specialists, <Power Korea> wishes Min and the Korea Fashion Psychology Research Institute a great success. 
 


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