The psychology of style: Inside the Taipei Fashion Week
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The psychology of style: Inside the Taipei Fashion Week
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In this episode, I take you with me to Taipei Fashion Week to answer one simple question: how does fashion make people feel?
By mixing real sounds from the event with my own thoughts in the studio, I explore the connection between what we wear and who we are. Through my conversations with people there, I found out that clothes can give us confidence and help show our personality. But I also learned about the stressful side of fashion. We talk about the pressure to follow social media trends and the anxiety of comparing ourselves to others.
Listen to find out why fashion is about much more than just clothes, it's about our identity and our emotions.
Jihane Bel-Bachir is an exchange student at the Department of Radio and TV at National Chengchi University (NCCU).
“Speak Up” is a podcast program by College of Communication students at National Chengchi University in Taipei, Taiwan. Season 1 episodes are student work from the class, “Podcasting: Audio Journalism & Branded Podcasts” in Spring 2026. Supervising teacher is adjunct associate professor Emily Y. Wu.
Music credit: Daft punk magnet Featured by axellundstrom from Tribe of Noise. Ambient Electronic by IliyaZaki from Tribe or Noise.
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