It is a common belief that traditional clothes are old-fashioned and no longer suitable in these modern days. On the contrary, others believed that wearing traditionally is a way to distinguish and tribute their unique cultural costume. Personally, I think that whether or not people wear conventional clothes is not a matter of criticizing and they should feel free to try on whatever they prefer.
As society improved over time, progressive mindsets soon appear to be adapted as well, personal choices are now more appreciated and respected by the community, including the matter of clothes. Therefore, everyone has the right to buy and put on anything they like as long as they feel comfortable and happy with their choices. For instance, should you wear a stylish costume to attend your friend's birthday party even though it is unimaginably itchy and stuffy, not only will you feel irritated but also find it hard to maintain your smiling face in order not to embarrass yourself in front of everyone.
On top of that, having a wide range of clothes selection is also a way for people to display and express their featured characteristics. Each person has their own unique trait and personality, in most cases, the clothes we wear affect our behavior, attitudes, mood, confidence, and even the way we interact with others. Therefore, clothes diversity could help people to attach closer to their friends and approach new people in a friendlier method. According to a survey conducted in 2010, 35% of the American said they felt their appearance defined their identity. In 2015, that number jumped to 50 percent. So it makes sense that almost two-thirds of the American now said they work hard on their appearance to express their true nature.
In a nutshell, it is natural for people to wear various types of clothes whether it is outdated or not to define themselves, regardless of the prejudice they might receive during the process.
It is a common belief that traditional
clothes
are
old
-fashioned and no longer suitable in these modern days.
On the contrary
, others believed that wearing
traditionally
is a way to distinguish and tribute their unique cultural costume.
Personally
, I
think
that
whether or not
people
wear
conventional
clothes
is not a matter of
criticizing and
they should feel free to try on whatever they prefer.
As society
improved
over time, progressive mindsets
soon
appear to
be adapted
as well
, personal choices are
now
more appreciated and respected by the community, including the matter of
clothes
.
Therefore
, everyone has the right to
buy
and put on anything they like as long as they feel comfortable and happy with their choices.
For instance
, should you
wear
a stylish costume to attend your friend's birthday party
even though
it is
unimaginably
itchy and stuffy, not
only
will you feel irritated
but
also
find it
hard
to maintain your smiling face in order not to embarrass yourself in front of everyone.
On top of that
, having a wide range of
clothes
selection is
also
a way for
people
to display and express their featured characteristics. Each person has
their
own
unique trait and personality,
in most cases
, the
clothes
we
wear
affect our behavior, attitudes, mood, confidence, and even the way we interact with others.
Therefore
,
clothes
diversity could
help
people
to attach closer to their friends and approach new
people
in a friendlier method. According to a survey conducted in 2010, 35% of the American said they felt their appearance defined their identity. In 2015, that number jumped to 50 percent.
So
it
makes
sense that almost two-thirds of the American
now
said they work
hard
on their appearance to express their true nature.
In a nutshell, it is natural for
people
to
wear
various types of
clothes
whether it
is outdated
or not to define themselves, regardless of the prejudice they might receive during the process.