Job interviews, first dates, or giving a speech: no matter who you are or what you do, first impressions always matter. And a big part of first impressions are clothes. In other words, "clothes make the man." The way you look directly correlates with your social standing.
The business world is one example where first impressions matter. When interviewing for a job, the way you look highly impacts the likelihood of you getting the job. Although your knowledge and experience also play a big role, the employer will always pick an intelligent, well-dressed man over an intelligent, under-dressed man.
In Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer did not let his social standing rule his life. Although he lived with his aunt, who was rich, he refused
The business world is one example where first impressions matter. When interviewing for a job, the way you look highly impacts the likelihood of you getting the job. Although your knowledge and experience also play a big role, the employer will always pick an intelligent, well-dressed man over an intelligent, under-dressed man.
In Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer did not let his social standing rule his life. Although he lived with his aunt, who was rich, he refused