Your clothing is part of your nonverbal communication. Your shoes can reflect your style, mood, personality, attitude, and more. If you want to leave a strong impression, a versatile shoe collection can do the job; they add depth to your personality. You can unknowingly create a negative image of yourself with your shoes.

Dress is considered an aspect of non-verbal communication and has social significance for the audience. Dress also includes what people wear, such as jewelry, ties, handbags, hats, and glasses. Clothing conveys nonverbal clues about a speaker's personality, background, and financial status.

Fashion is a non-verbal communication representing one's political and religious beliefs, gender identity, occupation, and essence. Whether intentional or not, how you dress can send a message to others about how you view yourself and how you want to be seen.

Shoes can play an unexpected role in nonverbal communication and shoes. High heels. boots or flat, colorful sneakers can change your posture and body language. High heels can pivot your pelvis forward, resulting in your shoulders going back and your chest pushing out. This can result in a more confident and more assertive posture and an increase in your own confidence.

Colorful sneakers are thought to energize and inspire and even if others don’t see it that way your confidence may be impacted by having them.