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Clothing Accessory Design Based on Sensory Experience
Qin Zhou
Abstract
With a view to exploring the emotional exchange and interaction between consumers’ sensory systems (hearing,
vision, taste, smell, and touch) and clothing accessories in the context of the experience age, this study uses a
combination of practical and theoretical means to study the physiological, psychological, and behavioral responses
of consumers after sensory stimulation, summarizes the relationship between different emotions and body
reactions, and obtains the relationship between sensory experience and material selection and functional design of
clothing accessories, based on which, the factors, methods and steps that need to be considered in advance in
clothing accessory design based on sensory experience are obtained and clothing accessories design positioned for
relieving consumers’ nervous tension are exemplified, which proves the effectiveness and practicability of the
method. The research results show that the application of the sensory experience to the design of clothing
accessories can effectively explore the potential and invisible inner needs of consumers, thereby alleviating their
emotions, which makes the design of clothing accessories more humanized.
Keywords
Sensory System, Sensory Stimulation, Sensory Experience, Clothing Accessory Design
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