According to some people / a few people, the external appearance and dressing style of a person can reflect their cultural values and personality traits. Personally, I disagree with the opinion that the choice of clothing should be used to deduce the character of a person.
Some of the sentiments and traditions can be inferred from the dressing one chooses to wear, but it is only limited to the externalities. For example, consider the Sikhs who wear the turban. It definitely gives us an idea about the background of the person and perhaps also his nationality. Likewise, most Muslim women wear burkha to show respect for their religion. However, a burkha only reveals the religion of a woman. It does not state anything about her character or personality.
A person’s lifestyle, preferences and habits, on the other hand, give more clues regarding their character and personality. For instance, I have personally met many people who dress modestly but live a life full of passion, ambition and adventure. Obviously, there is little we can deduce from their choice of clothes. Mahatma Gandhi, who earned India independence from the mighty British Empire, was greatly admired for his right conduct and honesty. He used to wear only a loin cloth to cover his body but he possessed great virtues unknown to many. At first, the British rulers chose to ignore him because they could never imagine that a half-naked fakir would one day shake the very foundations of their empire.
In conclusion, the choice of clothing or external appearances are not a reflection of a person’s culture or character. They can at best show whether a person is modern or traditional. They don’t give any clues to their character or values. 
According to  
some
  people
 / a few  
people
, the external appearance and dressing style of a  
person
 can reflect their cultural values and personality traits.  
Personally
, I disagree with the opinion that the choice of clothing should be  
used
 to deduce the  
character
 of a person. 
Some of the
 sentiments and traditions can  
be inferred
 from the dressing one chooses to  
wear
,  
but
 it is  
only
 limited to the externalities.  
For example
, consider the Sikhs who  
wear
 the turban. It definitely gives us an  
idea
 about the background of the  
person
 and perhaps  
also
 his nationality.  
Likewise
, most Muslim women  
wear
  burkha
 to  
show
 respect for their religion.  
However
, a  
burkha
  only
 reveals the religion of a woman. It does not state anything about her  
character
 or personality.
A  
person’s
 lifestyle, preferences and habits,  
on the other hand
, give more clues regarding their  
character
 and personality.  
For instance
, I have  
personally
 met  
many
  people
 who dress  
modestly
  but
  live
 a life full of passion, ambition and adventure.  
Obviously
, there is  
little
 we can deduce from their choice of clothes. Mahatma Gandhi, who earned India independence from the mighty British Empire, was  
greatly
 admired for his right conduct and honesty. He  
used
 to  
wear
  only
 a loin cloth to cover his body  
but
 he possessed great virtues unknown to  
many
. At  
first
, the British rulers chose to  
ignore
 him  
because
 they could never imagine that a half-naked fakir would one day shake the  
very
 foundations of their empire. 
In conclusion
, the choice of clothing or external appearances are not a reflection of a  
person’s
 culture or  
character
. They can at best  
show
 whether a  
person
 is modern or traditional. They don’t give any clues to their  
character
 or values.