It is fashion mathematics.
The 7-point penetration is to pick up the fire-which helps to raise the level of their appearance-and wearing what is already in their wardrobe-without breaking sweat.
Here's how to do: Each element of clothing and annex gets a point value. The simpler the clothes element, the least the points it has. So the basics, such as the regular starting point or classic jeans, deserve one.
Vocabulary, such as bold publications, unconventional shoes, or a fatal silk scarf – earn two.
“The ideal uniform is seven or eight points – not less than six or more than 10 or more than 10”.
Although all of this is personal, any group equal to more than seven or eight points may be considered very busy or cheerful.
No need to think about it – this is the beauty of the base.
So what is the example of costume after this rule? Simple white intimacy, jeans and sport shoes take you to three points-and under the maximum seven points.
Another example of a simple but slightly high outfit is to keep the same white starting point and sports shoes – and switching jeans for a more barrel pair with rings (two points because it is not a simple pair of jeans), and places on some gold jewelry (1), with ejaculation on sunglasses (1) – which is equal to seven or eight.
They say. The higher the visual benefit, the higher the value of the point.
Of course, the base of 7 points is not the Bible-but for General Z, it is a way to restore control in chaotic times.
Many resort to “uniform”, such as Steve-thinking about neutral and repetitions-as a means of reducing fatigue in the decision.
“It apparently make small changes on your business routine – such as creating a standard business costume – can lead to significant gains in the brain over time,” said Amanda Augustine, a job coach, told Fortune.
In the postpartum world where wearing clothes for work can be uninterrupted like the economy, the Eloise Skinner psychologist says consistency provides comfort.
“The uniform can feel simpler, more simplified and less dangerous in an environment that you may feel new and unfamiliar,” she said at the port.
