It's not a terrible joke to hit a shirt.

If it is the same sex, who is ugly and embarrassed, as long as I dress more like a seller's show than a buyer's show, what am I afraid of? Put it on. But if I look ugly in a skirt, which shows the handsomeness of the other person, then I definitely don't want to wear it again. If the other person is of the opposite sex, good-looking and I appreciate her very much, I can't wait to collide with her every day. It's better for someone to ask, "Are you wearing a couple costume? "Then explain, this is just the same taste ... Of course, if the other person is someone you don't like, I really don't want to wear this dress. ...

Clash shirts with same-sex colleagues: who is ugly and who is embarrassed. In fact, whether you are a man or a woman, people will inevitably discuss the effect of your clothes. If you can remove the "special price" from the feeling of "luxury", then you win. If you wear "luxury goods" because of the feeling of "cheap goods", then you are a naked failure ... Even if they are really cheap, people with good figure and good looks can wear elegant and decent feelings ... As long as they don't look good, you may not say it publicly, but in private, you will still think who is more "excellent" ...

So it's really like the old saying, "It's not terrible to hit the shirt, whoever is ugly is embarrassed." If you are not very confident about your face value, then try to avoid hitting your shirt, don't let yourself be a "green leaf" to set off others, and highlight the "beauty" of others with your "ugliness" ... It's really embarrassing. ...

Collision with colleagues of the opposite sex: coincidence or lovers' shirts? But if you collide with a colleague of the opposite sex, the effect will be somewhat different. Because others are not sure whether it is coincidence or intentional, if it is intentional, it is not as simple as hitting a shirt, but a "couple costume." For those companies that are taboo about "office romance", such a colleague relationship is more sensitive ... If it is a coincidence, this shirt collision shows to some extent that two people have similar views and tastes, and perhaps this tacit understanding is also very unusual ... So if they conflict with colleagues of the opposite sex, sometimes they will expect to conflict with shirts again ... instead of thinking about never wearing them again.

Colleagues don't want to bump their shirts, but it's actually very simple. Just uniforms. In fact, there is a very simple way to avoid shirt collision, and that is to unify clothes, such as wearing uniforms. Primary school students wear school uniforms. Have you ever seen someone say they hit a shirt? Similarly, if colleagues wear uniform clothes, it will not give people a special feeling. Everyone is wearing the same clothes. Everyone will shift the focus of attention from clothes to people themselves, so that the problem of shirt collision will be solved ...?

If you want to be personalized, don't ruin the street ... but if it's not convenient to unify the uniform and you don't want to collide with others, you can try to avoid wearing "broken street" clothes, which can also effectively avoid the embarrassment of hitting the shirt. For example, common plaid shirts are easy to bump into shirts, especially programmers in the IT industry. Almost all of them have a few plaid shirts, which they can't get tired of wearing all year round ... It's easy to see people hitting shirts in the science park.

However, I'm not suggesting that you wear fancy clothes, but that you should have your own clothing aesthetics and matching clothes. As long as you learn to match, others can't always bump into you. As long as you don't blindly follow the trend and have your own dress taste, you will naturally form your own style, and others can't imitate it if they want to. ...