In a series of experiments,Silvia Bellezza and colleagues (2014)found that people wearing nonconformist clothing-such as a pair of red sneakers-were perceived by others as

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In the experiments, people wearing nonconformist clothing were consistently perceived as higher in status than those wearing conformist clothing. The study did not find any evidence to support the other options (belonging to a cult, being perceived as immature and unethical, or being outgoing and carefree).

In a Series of Experiments,Silvia Bellezza and Colleagues (2014)found That