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 A Guide to Color Symbolism Global Color-Clues & Taboos 50 Symbolic Color Schemes Colors that Sell: Tried & Tested Color Schemes
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About this eBook
Look Inside Table of Contents Synopis |Reviews & Comments On sale now Download Immediately Also available on CD |
Apparel is like a second skin – and, like a chameleon, you can change your colors to influence how others perceive you. "Color Voodoo for Your Closet" includes over 100 tips about how to use color to get you what you want.
For example, you'll find out:
- What color screams success on a job interview?
- Which two colors can give you the competitive edge in any sport?
- What is the best color to wear on a first date?
- Which color commands everyone’s attention?
- Which color is an eyesore and will turn anyone off?
- Which color will help you settle a dispute?
- What colors should you wear for a day in court?
| Your appearance is your calling card; it speaks before you open your mouth. |
Here's a summary of what the eBook covers:
The first section includes significant research about the psychological effects of the color of clothing. Special tips for what to wear for occasions such as job interviews, mediating a dispute, that first date, and even what to wear in court to project your innocence in a speeding ticket - plus much more.
The second section includes detailed information about the effects of each color on the color wheel: blue, green, yellow, orange, brown, red, pink, purple, grey, black, and white. You'll get specific information about the differences between wearing light blue and bright blue as well as tips for your coloring type.
| Reviews and Comments This guide gets right to the point about dressing for success. It covers every color of the spectrum and shows you how you can use color create the right impression - whether it's on the job or on a date. S. Kate A great guide for men! Lots of illustrations and easy to understand descriptions. M. Golding Author Jill Morton was recently quoted in “Dressed for the Job” - the New York Daily News , July 2006 and in the New York Times - "Angling for an Edge in Tennis? Wear Red." |
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"Color Voodoo for Your Closet
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Available from the CD supplier for this eBook at CafePress.
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Color Voodoo is a registered trademark of J.L. Morton.
Graphics and Text: Copyright (c) 1995-2011, J.L.Morton, All rights reserved.