It is argued that how people dress does have a lot to tell about their tradition and personality. This essay disagrees with the saying and will point out two important factors in choosing clothes, which are climate and globalization, and prove that they are completely irrelevant to find out something about people’s character and culture.
One of the most important factors that comes in mind while deciding how to dress is weather. Weather condition determines what fabrics should be used to make clothes, as well as what colours should be worn in a particular place. For example, Arabs who live in the Middle East and north Africa usually wear long white woolen dresses with two intentions. First, the white colour resists the heat more efficiently than any other colours. Second, wool is better than other fabrics at soaking up moisture from the skin and allowing it to evaporate from the outer surface. As you can see in this case their clothes could not reveal anything about their lifestyle or characteristics, and is chosen only to deal with the harsh wethear.
The other element that plays a huge role in clothes choosing, these days, is globalizasion. This phenomenon influences everything and, what to wear is not an exception. A lot of inhabitants of this global village seem to have completely the same tastes in clothes as you can see the same brands and the same fashions in totally different areas with entirely different backgrounds. In the current stiff competition in fashion industry, local companies try their best to keep up with the latest fashions and tend to copy the patterns of their international counterparts in order to survive. This way people do not have a lot of alternatives and you see the same way of dressing worldwide, so you cannot be able to figure out some specific information about particular societies or their individuals’ habits through their choice of clothes.
In conclusion, you cannot find out a lot about people’s characteristics and traditions via their clothes as some irrelevant factors like weather condition and globalization are directly deciding how we dress.
It
is argued
that how
people
dress
does have a
lot
to
tell
about their tradition and personality. This essay disagrees with the saying and will point out two
important
factors in choosing
clothes
, which are climate and globalization, and prove that they are completely irrelevant to find out something about
people’s
character and culture.
One of the most
important
factors that
comes
in mind while deciding how to
dress
is weather. Weather condition determines what fabrics should be
used
to
make
clothes
,
as well
as what
colours
should
be worn
in a particular place.
For example
, Arabs who
live
in the Middle East and
north Africa
usually
wear long white woolen
dresses
with two intentions.
First
, the white
colour
resists the heat more
efficiently
than any other
colours
. Second, wool is better than other fabrics at soaking up moisture from the skin and allowing it to evaporate from the outer surface. As you can
see
in this case
their
clothes
could not reveal anything about their lifestyle or characteristics, and
is chosen
only
to deal with the harsh
wethear
.
The other element that plays a huge role in
clothes
choosing, these days, is
globalizasion
. This phenomenon influences everything and, what to wear is not an exception. A
lot
of inhabitants of this global village seem to have completely the same tastes in
clothes
as you can
see
the same brands and the same fashions in
totally
different
areas with
entirely
different
backgrounds. In the
current
stiff competition in fashion industry, local
companies
try their best to
keep
up with the latest fashions and tend to copy the patterns of their international counterparts in order to survive. This way
people
do not have a
lot
of alternatives and you
see
the same way of dressing worldwide,
so
you cannot be able to figure out
some
specific information about particular societies or their individuals’ habits through their choice of clothes.
In conclusion
, you cannot find out a
lot
about
people’s
characteristics and traditions via their
clothes
as
some
irrelevant factors like weather condition and globalization are
directly
deciding how we
dress
.