Are you a fashion slave, 1 _______ all your money on the latest clothes even if you don't look good in them, or a fashion fan, enjoying wearing modern clothes but not obsessed by them? Every year London Fashion Week attracts retailers, fashion leaders, and the press to show all that's new in British fashion. Fantastic designs, original fabrics, and beautiful slim models are 2 _____ on the catwalk. 3 ______ , how much of this gets translated into street fashion, appearing in high street shops? And how many of us actually follow the trends we see? In fact clothes 4 _____ people' s tastes, and it's also important to wear the right clothes for the right occasion. So clothes actually give you a lot of information about the person who's wearing them. We all need to be 5 ______ with what we wear. After all, 6 ______ impressions count, and we want our appearance to be consistent with the image we would like to project. How can we do this without becoming a fashion slave? We are bombarded with magazines that show us the new 7 _____ for each season, and 8 _____ we can buy trendy clothes for reasonable prices. The distinction between what we see on the catwalk and what's on display in the high street is becoming increasingly blurred. What a person chooses to wear can refl ect that person’s personality or likes. When people who have cultural status start to wear new or different clothes, a fashion trend may start. People who like or respect them 9 _____ start to wear clothes of a similar style. But our bodies all come in different shapes and sizes, so to avoid stares and sniggers in the street, we should develop our own shopping 10 _____. .