Ed Sheeran is not often seen without trainers. Lady Gaga is almost always in an outrageous high-fashion ensemble. Often celebrities are identified by and loved for their sense of fashion style – Billie Eilish is known to wear oversized designer two-piece garments. The freedom that comes with self-expression is magnificent and sets you on a path to being a happier version of yourself. Soon enough, your confidence will grow, and expressing yourself through clothing will come naturally. Take joy in picking out your daily outfit, have fun shopping for new clothing, and feel comfortable in what you wear. Walking around feeling uncomfortable in clothing because it’s “not you” and is instead something you’re wearing to please others will only destroy your confidence further. The expectations of society and sometimes family often make it tough to express ourselves through fashion. Having the confidence to express ourselves through clothing is something many people build up over time. Maybe back then, black platform combat boots were your jam, but today you’re more into pastels that show off your softer side. Your style in your teens evolves through your twenties and morphs into a reflection of the person you are today. It allows us to change things up as we go, reflecting our continuous growth as we move through life. That is the beauty of fashion no two people will ever wear it the same way. You added a broach, dressing it up, showing your love of elegant style, and transforming it ever so slightly with an embellishment of your own. But you, you paired it with a sleek skirt. The corporate businessman who wears funky socks beneath his tailored suit and shiny shoes gives us a hint of his playful nature and distaste for corporate life restraints.Īnd let’s talk about that T-shirt again, perhaps the girl down the street who bought it has paired it with a pair of overalls because she is more of a laid-back sort of person. Whimsical hair colors reflect an outgoing personality. A wardrobe, mostly in shades of pink, makes for a pretty good indicator of your favorite color. Despite this, we, often unknowingly, express ourselves through our clothing.Įach item we choose to wear and the combination in which we wear these clothes weaves a subtle story about who we are as an individual.
It seems we are often offered much the same as everyone else because, let’s face it, at least 100 other people have bought the exact same T-shirt you just bought from Nordstrom. We all wear clothing for their practical use. Popular culture informs us about what is cool, and high fashion sets us on the path of what we should wear to look on-trend. Standards set by society about how you should look, act, and sometimes even feel dictates many aspects of our lives. Expressing yourself in this day and age proves to be quite challenging at times.
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