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Do The Clothes We Wear Reveal Aspects Of Our Character

What means does a author use to reveal characters?

Here's the basic list:

Appearance (physical and clothing/accessories)
Actions (what does the character choose to do/not to do?)
Values (what does the character believe in/what's important to the character?)
Speech (accent/word choice)

Some examples: Job/hobby/behavior (actions)
Helping someone pick up books that were dropped versus laughing at the same person (actions/values)
Wearing a large religious symbol or having a patch of a particular music group on a back-back (appearance)

Cleavage... Why wear revealing clothes?

Excuses, excuses.

I do not believe that a girl has the right to get angry if someone stares at her exposed cleavage, although it is quite rude. However, getting "perved at" - which I assume means making sexual comments and touching inappropriately - is sexual harassment and it is illegal no matter what the victim is wearing.

Men are not machines and they do not go crazy at the suggestion that women might actually have breasts. They can control themselves if they choose to.

EDIT: More excuses! I'm a bisexual girl so I know what it's like to see a hot pair of boobs walk past me and want to look. However, that doesn't mean that I gawk like Michael Jackson himself is in front of me.

Just because you're too weak of character to do the right thing and be polite doesn't mean that everybody else is.

Do clothes define the character of a girl?

Not only as a girl , i say no bit i really feel that clothes not always describe someone’s character.It depends on the mentality of the viewer. At one side when a girl wears traditional and full body covering clothes, she is thought as ‘sanskari’ , while when a girl wears modern dresses like midi, shorts, crop top etc. she is said to have forgotten the culture at some places.But this is not the truth.At least anyone shud not hv a problem with girl’s dress. This is ridiculous.If a man wears a transparent dress, he is rarely noticed. But if this happens with a woman, others stare at her like what a crime has she done. Comments are passed on her.As i earlier said, it is the mentality of people. Girls were and are looked in such a way only, in our society.This is soooo wierd guys.I think people shud now change their mindset regarding this.Peace!!!!Plzzz upvote if u think what i wrote is true.

Do your clothes reveal your character?

In a way, yes. The way you dress is a reflection of your taste and subsequently (not entirely) your personality.At a basic level, it indicates your economic status. That spectrum is pretty obvious.On a higher level, it is a reflection of your taste. Not just the colours you wear, the kind of clothes you choose to wear says a lot about you. This is more of a girl thing.People think you're ‘modern’ if you wear tshirts and 'homely' if you wear salwars. I can't stress how annoying this is.I recently joined work and had posted a selfie of my friend and I on whatsapp. A friend said “Why are you still wearing a kurti? Dress like a 20 yr old working woman”.I wear tshirts to work as well. I didn't have the time or the will to prove it to her. The selfie was to capture a moment, not fucking showcase my wardrobe.My friend's argument : Aal paadhi, aadai paadhiIts a tamil saying. It states that you're half yourself and half what you wear.My argument : Which is exactly why you should dress any fucking way you want. It reflects your style.Don't skip the short skirt you like because people might judge you. They'll judge you anyways.Beyond clothes, the way you carry yourself reflects your character.You can be unattractive in a well tailored blazer or be sexy in an old raggy tshirt.

Should a girls character be judged by her clothes or dressing sense?

Neither.It is a shallow mind that judges others by the way they dress.People choose their clothing for reasons only known to them. And because we don’t always understand those reason, at least we should abstain from judging their character based on their clothing choices.Yesterday I was at a car shop, there were 2 older ladies sitting in the waiting room, when a woman in her 20’s entered in with her daughter who probably was 3 years old.The child was dressed neatly, her hair was clean and braided, the mother was very loving, attentive and affectionate toward her.The mother was dressed in a seductive way: very tight clothing revealing every curve of her body, heavy make-up, and a tank top 2 sizes too small which accentuated the implants she displayed proudly.Those 2 older ladies gave the mother disapproving looks, a top to bottom scan with more signs of disapproval, grunts, eye-rolling, and and occasional shaking of their heads. Then they proceeded with loud whispers about the way that woman looked.And then when a man walked in and smiles between him and the woman were exchanged, those 2 ladies upped their disapproving game by 100%.Seeing the whole scene unfolding in front of my eyes, I decided to move closer to that woman, at first she thought that I too will dish out admonishments toward her, so she had a ‘’cold expression’’ in her eyes to let me know that I can sit next to her but she won’t care for my opinions about her.I did not admonish her, nor criticize her. I asked her: “You grew up without a father, correct?” Astonished, she said ‘’Yes, how did you know?” I told her ‘’You didn’t get daddy’s attention growing up, and you still try to fill that void by dressing provocatively. All you want is just some attention, but even after 1000 glimpses and smiles you still could not fill that void.’’ Tears filled up her eyes as she shook her head “Yes”. Attention is only on the surface, what you really want is the love you didn’t get. She hugged me, crying big tears. I told her ‘’You’ll find that love you crave, you deserve it, start looking for it’’.By that time those 2 gossiping women were so ashamed of their judging of her, that with faces flushed red, eyes downcast, they left the room in silence.Never allow the clothes people wear define who they are, because you have no idea what they’ve been through in their life that causes them to dress that way.

Does you're clothes reveal your personality?

Clothing is an important part of your personality and it can define your personality to some extent.In cases where you are deliberately trying to impress such as in a job interview, dates etc., the personality can be a bit more challenging to define. This is because they have picked out clothes to ‘impress’ as opposed to wearing clothes that they are more comfortable with.If you study clothing attire around the country and from place to place you will see starkly different styling. For example, in Northern California where I once used to live, clothing is somewhat toned down. This is due partly to the weather. If you go down to Southern California such as LA, you will see that people seem to be more self-conscious in their clothing attire. Many will wear smart clothes and shoes as opposed to many choosing to use slippers as in the North. In New York and London, the colors of the clothes they choose to wear can be often found to be muted compared to warm temperature places.To truly understand personality behind peoples clothing choices, one needs to understand the culture of the location they are in and the personal taste of the individual. Once the location aspects that define some clothing attire are removed, then one can drill down to individual tastes and their personalities.Here are some personalities that can be defined by individual clothing:On the male side, if they always choose to wear as long sleeved shirt as opposed to a t-shirt, it can show the person to be a bit more conscious of what others think of him. Those that wear a t-shirt are likely to more immersed in what they do in life as opposed to impressing people.In addition to the clothings that one wears, there is a lot to be said about the frequency at which people change their dress attire. For example, many that choose to wear different clothings each day can show that they are more presentable and are likely to have more ideas to discuss in various topics. If someone chooses to wear similar clothing each day, it could indicate that they are not happy with changes and would prefer the easy route, rather than challenging themselves with too much complexities in their life.In conclusion, clothing can determine ones personality but needs to be taken in context of the culture within their environment. Once this is taken out of the equation, one can determine individual tastes based on what they wear and how frequently they choose to change their clothes.Hope this helps!

In what ways do your clothes reflect your personality?

The clothes reflect the personality through their shapes, colors, the way the person mix the items, the choices the person does, and so on.For example, if the person buys only "must have" or basic items, he or she shows lack of self-esteem, because he or she is not bold enough to go beyond the average. The same applies if the person buys only cheap clothes.Each person has a unique combination of personal colors. If the person is not aware of it and choose colors only because he or she think is beautiful, without considering his or hers personal colors and goals, the result is also negative.There's no general rule. Each person is unique and must value his or hers uniqueness when enough self-confident.Image customization 360 degrees

Why are so many little kids wearing revealing clothes nowadays..?

Sadly the fashion industry and the media industry have played a massive part in sexualising our preteens. TV characters with kids 'dating' others at ages they should be socilising in groups not couples! That encourage preteens to think of fashion as more important than function.

My pet hate is the hipsters. Seeing within an cm of the anus of a 7 or 8 year old in a mall, whilst her mum walks on ignorant of the risks such clothes put her child in. It is almost as though the pedophiles have succeeded in pursuading the younger generation of mums to let their daughters be sex objects for them.

We cannot blame the kids.. but hipsters show far more than skirts or dresses. Even the kids cartoons are full of sensuality and sexual imagry, albeit very 'innocently ' put.

The core problem is that by creating the imagry and infleuncing these very young children the marketing world has made a market that once was aimed only at the 13 to 16 year olds to now include the 7 to 13 year olds. A bigger market means more money to them.

So a parent who once would have dressed her child in a pair of denims and a shirt and a pair of trainers, now has to provide hipsters, minis, tops, various shoes. All built to degrade fast nad need replacing before the child grows out of them! All built to sexualise the child and expand the 'teen' market.

As for jewelry & peircings .. well ... lets not go there.

So the reason is simple... the commerical world needs to constantly expand its market. Our children are a target. I do sometimes wonder how many of the people responsible have children? Are they really so blind to the monster they have created?

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