Monday, February 27, 2012
Post #9:Why is fashion important?
Whether you're a fashionista or someone who does not care about their appearance, the way you look will always be the first thing a person sees in you. Neither choice is bad. Your individual style is how you are perceived by others. One's style can come from culture, religion, or simply just creativity. If you are the type of person that gets up every morning and throws on a pair of sweats and a sweatshirt, your style may show that you are a laid-back person. If you are the type of person that wakes up every every morning and takes time to pick out a colorful outfit and get ready, then this shows that you are a fun and confident person. Both of these scenarios are perfectly fine. Your fashion style is who you are and what people think of you. Never be afraid of expressing yourself through your appearance because each persons individual style is unique. So next time your standing in front of your closet picking out an outfit, think about what that outfit says about you!
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This is so true! Either good, bad, or indifferent, our society judges so much! People always need to dress nicely for interviews, because right away they will be judged based on the clothes they are wearing. Sometimes I think its really unfair how much our society judges, but then again its just all part of life! I really like this post because, although not many people may recoginze it, first impressions last the longest and are usually based off of looks! Good posts keep it up! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are right! I hate to say it but its true often the first thing I notice about people, even my friends, are what they are wearing. I wouldn't say I judge people based on what they wear but it makes an impression on me and like you said I think I know who they are. But as the expression goes, "Don't judge a book by its cover" we should get to know people before we begin to categorize them.
ReplyDeleteI think my outfit says I look like a sexy homeless mexican lol
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