Fashion and Style Quiz, GEI-3 EXP U1

It's important to remember that fashion is about:

• a) Following the latest trends exactly.

• b) Expressing yourself and having fun.

Describing a complete outfit suggestion might include:

• a) Just mentioning one article of clothing.

• b) Combining different pieces like a top, bottoms, and accessories.

When giving compliments or suggestions, it's best to:

• a) Be critical and point out flaws.

• b) Focus on the positive and be supportive.

A good compliment on a friend's outfit highlights:

• a) Just the overall look. ("It looks good.")

• b) Specific details like color or style. ("Those boots are amazing! The color really pops.")

If a friend is worried about their outfit choice, you could offer reassurance by saying:

• a) "Are you sure about that?" (Raises doubt)

• b) "I think you'll look great in whatever you choose." (Supportive)

Encouraging someone to try a new style could involve saying:

• a) "I don't think that will suit you."

• b) "Give it a try! You can pull off any look you set your mind to."

When talking about clothes, using descriptive language could involve mentioning:

• a) Just the brand of the clothing.

• b) Colors, patterns, textures, and styles.

When offering suggestions for an outfit, consider:

• a) Only your own style preferences.

• b) The person's individual style and what they might feel comfortable in.

When unsure about an outfit for an event, you could say:

• a) "It looks good on you, wear it!"

• b) "I'm not sure what to wear to this event. Any advice?"

When asking for specific style advice, you might say:

• a) "Please give me some clothes."

• b) "Can you help me find a pair of jeans that flatter my figure?"