In my opinion, fashion is not important. You may disagree because humans have different opinions. Here is why I believe that fashion is not important.
A debater on debate.org states, "If we live our lives as a fashion show all the time when is it okay to show who YOU really are?” This means that fashion is all we think about, all we talk about, all we live for. For many, this is true and totally wrong for others. Whoever you are though, all of us have thought about what we will wear at least once. We have thought our outfit looks weird or that we will be made fun of if we are not wearing a name brand. People used to never think about that, they used to just think about making enough money to support themselves or their family. Now, all we …show more content…
What you’re wearing shouldn’t determine if you get the job or not. It should be your skill level and how good you are at the occupation. Let's say you are having a really terrible day. For example let’s say your cat died that you have had it since you were little. You get this bad news in the car on the way to the interview and start crying. Let’s say you are wearing mascara and it runs down the nice (however itchy) clothes you were going to wear. You don’t want to have that at the interview so you put on your extra clothes in the trunk. You wear them all the time because they are so comfortable, even though a little bit casual. Your attire shouldn’t change the person's mind who is interviewing …show more content…
If you wear a suit, you will seem professional, even if your personality is the polar opposite. These assumptions can have many negative effects. If behind your back, people say your shirt is super ugly and you overhear them, you will feel bad and likely want to change. Being judged can make you feel many different emotions. An example could be anger. If someone makes a weird glare at your favorite shirt that your mom got you as a gift, you will probably feel angry. I know I would. I would think that nobody has the right to judge me for what I’m wearing. Nobody does have the right to do it, but everyone, even you, judge others by what they are wearing. Business insider tells us we only have 7 seconds to make a first impression. This could purely be on what others think about your clothing. That isn’t right at all. It should be on our personality. Next we will talk about opposing reasons of the
A debater on debate.org states, "If we live our lives as a fashion show all the time when is it okay to show who YOU really are?” This means that fashion is all we think about, all we talk about, all we live for. For many, this is true and totally wrong for others. Whoever you are though, all of us have thought about what we will wear at least once. We have thought our outfit looks weird or that we will be made fun of if we are not wearing a name brand. People used to never think about that, they used to just think about making enough money to support themselves or their family. Now, all we …show more content…
What you’re wearing shouldn’t determine if you get the job or not. It should be your skill level and how good you are at the occupation. Let's say you are having a really terrible day. For example let’s say your cat died that you have had it since you were little. You get this bad news in the car on the way to the interview and start crying. Let’s say you are wearing mascara and it runs down the nice (however itchy) clothes you were going to wear. You don’t want to have that at the interview so you put on your extra clothes in the trunk. You wear them all the time because they are so comfortable, even though a little bit casual. Your attire shouldn’t change the person's mind who is interviewing …show more content…
If you wear a suit, you will seem professional, even if your personality is the polar opposite. These assumptions can have many negative effects. If behind your back, people say your shirt is super ugly and you overhear them, you will feel bad and likely want to change. Being judged can make you feel many different emotions. An example could be anger. If someone makes a weird glare at your favorite shirt that your mom got you as a gift, you will probably feel angry. I know I would. I would think that nobody has the right to judge me for what I’m wearing. Nobody does have the right to do it, but everyone, even you, judge others by what they are wearing. Business insider tells us we only have 7 seconds to make a first impression. This could purely be on what others think about your clothing. That isn’t right at all. It should be on our personality. Next we will talk about opposing reasons of the