It is true that wearing brand clothes has been becoming a usual habit in many communities. People are always encouraged by propagandas to purchase more fashion goods far more than in the past. I personally believe that the negative consequences of this lifestyle surpass its probable advantages.
Obviously, citizens are continuously pushed to use more fashion because of two important reasons. The first one is the positive role of advertisement. Before, the only devices for advertising of a product were television and radio; however, now individuals are constantly exposed to a variety of commercials shown on the Internet, inducing them to buy more clothing being designed recently. In particular, as users are searching on Google, they unconsciously see different advertisements shown by different companies on the each side of the page. Therefore, they are tempted to watch the related page more and purchase shoes, shirts or other clothing. Another factor is that consumers have access to more variation of styles and brands than before. Obviously, competition between different international companies has led them to generate more different brands with specific logos. As a prime example, while only Adidas, Nike, Puma or Reebok were the leading sportswear by the year 1990, more different sports clothing have been allowed to be produced with different names after that time, like Columbia or Asics. As a result, users have more options to select their favourite clothes and change their interest based on the latest model.
From my point of view, this way of living can and will have more drawbacks. The first reason behind it is that individuals may forget the quality. Clearly, considering which materials are used in a dress can be far important than its name. For instance, we may pay just over $100 for a Dolce & Gabbana shirt, which is almost five times we have to pay for a CHAPS one, whereas the quality and longevity of the latter could be far better than the former. In addition, the rate of consumerism has grown far considerably. Citizens are exposed to more fashion goods, causing them to spend more money on unnecessary items. In this case, some youth are used to wearing varied shoes instead of only one, but they cannot even afford their medical or dental expenditure.
In conclusion, broadcasting and producing of more different merchandise are the two crucial factors why individuals prefer to use fashion. This has increased consumerism, and the quality of products has gradually been forgotten.
It is true that wearing brand clothes has been becoming a usual habit in
many
communities.
People
are always encouraged by
propagandas
to
purchase
more
fashion
goods
far
more than in the past. I
personally
believe that the
negative
consequences of this lifestyle surpass its probable advantages.
Obviously
, citizens are
continuously
pushed to
use
more
fashion
because
of two
important
reasons. The
first
one is the
positive
role of advertisement.
Before
, the
only
devices for advertising of a product were television and radio;
however
,
now
individuals are
constantly
exposed to a variety of commercials shown on the Internet, inducing them to
buy
more clothing
being designed
recently.
In particular
, as users are searching on Google, they
unconsciously
see
different
advertisements shown by
different
companies
on
the each
side of the page.
Therefore
, they
are tempted
to
watch
the related page more and
purchase
shoes, shirts or other clothing. Another factor is that consumers have access to more variation of styles and brands than
before
.
Obviously
, competition between
different
international
companies
has led them to generate more
different
brands with specific logos. As a prime example, while
only
Adidas, Nike, Puma or Reebok were the leading sportswear by the year 1990, more
different
sports clothing have been
allowed
to
be produced
with
different
names after that time, like Columbia or
Asics
.
As a result
, users have more options to select their
favourite
clothes and
change
their interest based on the latest model.
From my point of view, this way of living can and will have more drawbacks. The
first
reason behind it is that individuals may forget the quality.
Clearly
, considering which materials are
used
in a dress can be
far
important
than its name.
For instance
, we may pay
just
over $100 for a Dolce & Gabbana shirt, which is almost five times we
have to
pay for a CHAPS one, whereas the quality and longevity of the latter could be
far
better than the former.
In addition
, the rate of consumerism has grown
far
considerably
. Citizens
are exposed
to more
fashion
goods
, causing them to spend more money on unnecessary items.
In this case
,
some
youth
are
used
to wearing varied shoes
instead
of
only
one,
but
they cannot even afford their medical or dental expenditure.
In conclusion
, broadcasting and producing of more
different
merchandise are the two crucial factors why individuals prefer to
use
fashion
. This has increased consumerism, and the quality of products has
gradually
been forgotten
.