Wear What You Want
Yatameke Towns
Professor Matthews
ENG 101E
September 22, 2014
Wear What You Want!
Most of the time we are that it’s the inside that counts, and “the clothes don’t make you”, I can really say that I agree with this statement. In today’s world the media influence people a lot about their body image, some people feel as if they have a great and there’s know problem with that, people also like to wear new brand clothes. Some people in this society think that they’re an example of the idea body image, and I only say this because I ran across a lot of people like that. People think by doing all of this they will become more successful and accepted by society, but they forget that all this artificial stuff could never make a person real. Most of the time people get so distracted by all this artificial stuff that they lose themselves. Most among my say that clothes are the real essence of the style a person carries and I will not deny it either but there’s much more to it you need to know. People who are conscious of the way they look and the impression they carry about themselves must know that wearing good and expensive clothes does not automatically make you the epitome of style. Being stylish in a real sense means knowing yourself from the inside and out and then reflecting it in a genuine manner. I have often seen people try and show off their expensive clothes and sit in their little expensive cars, and they learn all of this from the media and magazines. But people forget that clothes look good on you only is they suit your personality, your body shape and circumstances of the occasion, but once aging this is not all. Your manner of walking, talking and expressions play a crucial role in determining what your true style as a person is. The type of clothes that a person wears has little to do with what type of person you are; I personally think your clothing styles are very subjective. Clothes have nothing to do with a person’s success; clothing is not
Professor Matthews
ENG 101E
September 22, 2014
Wear What You Want!
Most of the time we are that it’s the inside that counts, and “the clothes don’t make you”, I can really say that I agree with this statement. In today’s world the media influence people a lot about their body image, some people feel as if they have a great and there’s know problem with that, people also like to wear new brand clothes. Some people in this society think that they’re an example of the idea body image, and I only say this because I ran across a lot of people like that. People think by doing all of this they will become more successful and accepted by society, but they forget that all this artificial stuff could never make a person real. Most of the time people get so distracted by all this artificial stuff that they lose themselves. Most among my say that clothes are the real essence of the style a person carries and I will not deny it either but there’s much more to it you need to know. People who are conscious of the way they look and the impression they carry about themselves must know that wearing good and expensive clothes does not automatically make you the epitome of style. Being stylish in a real sense means knowing yourself from the inside and out and then reflecting it in a genuine manner. I have often seen people try and show off their expensive clothes and sit in their little expensive cars, and they learn all of this from the media and magazines. But people forget that clothes look good on you only is they suit your personality, your body shape and circumstances of the occasion, but once aging this is not all. Your manner of walking, talking and expressions play a crucial role in determining what your true style as a person is. The type of clothes that a person wears has little to do with what type of person you are; I personally think your clothing styles are very subjective. Clothes have nothing to do with a person’s success; clothing is not