It is kind of funny that clothes are very important to me... I buy them so rarely that in a way it might seem like I don't care about them, but no. Firstly, I am influenced by the clothes I wear. For example, my walking style is so dependent of the shoes I wear that I have to pay close attention to what kind of shoes I buy. Also, the pants that I wear effect my walking. For example, if I need to appear less in my own head, I need pants that don't have pockets, because otherwise I can keep my hands in my pockets, and that brings my posture down just enough for me to stare more down and so not be very observant of the things going on, thus making me go into my mind. Well, this is true for all the clothes I wear, and people have told me that all clothes fit me (while playing extreme makeover with someone elses wardrobe 
). That isn't true from my perspective, since it is me conforming to the clothes, and it is somehow important for me to not have to conform too much. Because of this, I rarely buy new clothes and I come to see the clothes I have as an important part of me, so I rarely get rid of clothes either.
My style is not too eccentric, but there's always some little spice to it. In the summer I wore mostly dress shirts, flip-flops and the Alladin style pants, I don't know what they are called. Now I wear jeans, leather jacket, sweater, fisherman-style gloves (without fingertips) and a really long colorful muffler. I like to have colors in my style.
). That isn't true from my perspective, since it is me conforming to the clothes, and it is somehow important for me to not have to conform too much. Because of this, I rarely buy new clothes and I come to see the clothes I have as an important part of me, so I rarely get rid of clothes either.My style is not too eccentric, but there's always some little spice to it. In the summer I wore mostly dress shirts, flip-flops and the Alladin style pants, I don't know what they are called. Now I wear jeans, leather jacket, sweater, fisherman-style gloves (without fingertips) and a really long colorful muffler. I like to have colors in my style.
But they both, also, like the occasional shock factor. Both have intentionally worn (for lack of a better word) controversial clothing in public and not been self conscious at all; in fact, they were proud of their individuality. The other INFJ I know would rather die than do anything like that, though; she has a strict set of fashion rules that she does her best to live by, making her very very sad every time she shops unsuccessfully. "Is it really THAT hard to find ONE nice cardigan in this town?!?" 
