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The Psychology of Fashion

Mar 28, 2018

Fashion influences more than your appearance. How you look affects the ways we function and perform in society and how others treat us. In this episode, we speak with Emily Law (NC State University) about the relationships between what we wear and how we perform in the world. We also feature a special segment from Jinny Yoon (Duke University) about the ways tattoos influence our perceptions of ourselves and of others.