For the record: my “cupcake” is contemporary classic, “frosting” is sporty natural, “sprinkles” are innovative (and are presently primarily hibernating because of family considerations). Those percentages would graph out approximately at that spot, while not being glamorous.

Clearly this is not the whole story. Still, there are a few people who have no clue where to start and something like this could be helpful. There will probably be multiple versions and updates, if for no other reason than that I think it’s fun to think about!

My natural I score was markedly high but the adaptive scores showed I and D about the
same - highest.

Have not figured me out on the graph you did - but really admire how you figured this out and put it together. I got rid of that book but see, I didn’t need it after all when you can do the
original work!

I’m probably about where you are on the graph but further to the right along Assertive. I’m
definitely Dramatic in the sense of being very theatrical. Though I don’t want to be stared at as outre, I think of my clothing as costuming.

Other (and I suspect equally or more formative)r formative factors are culture, class, aesthetic sensibility, attitudes and beliefs about the body and sexuality, occupational choice, financial resources, and personal interest in clothes, The reinforcement given (or withheld) by family, peers or the workplace is also extremely important in shaping choices.

If you are a glamourous dramatic, I’d never have guesses from the photos of you or your clothes, which look “sporty natural”. (I am also thinking of your wedding ensemble, which I thought was terrrific, but would not call glamourous dramatic.)