some people say that it is possible to tell a lot about a person's character and culture from their choice of clothes. Do you agree or disagree?

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day and age, Internationalisation has changed
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's lifestyle,
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and selection of attires to a greater extent. Many
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believe that dressing sense denotes
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their character, values and tradition widely. I completely disagree with
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concept and think that
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the way
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of dressing does not define a person's nature and
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morals.
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in
supporting
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with,
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the majority
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of
people
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tend to
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up
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their desire,
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or ongoing
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trend
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or they get inspired by the influencers.
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strive to express themselves via certain dressing and dressing well
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makes them feel more pleasant, relaxed and confident at the same time. It is undoubtedly unfair to have judgement about someone just because
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of how
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they choose to wear or look.
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, most asians work for renowned clothing
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and they are more likely to wear trendy fashionable outfits, but that doesn't mean they lack
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the morals
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and
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of their society, it is somehow
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a way
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of promoting the company's brand.
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, someone's way of dressing or certain
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code never
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their character and beliefs.
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, dressing code often represents
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's cultural
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differences
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, customs and traditions, creating
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respect towards their
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origins
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and ancestors. Numerous ethnic groups still wear their traditional
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as it not only
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preserves
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their
culture
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but
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promote
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it widely.
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,
muslim
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Muslim
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ladies tend to wear their
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called hijab all their life to abide by the norms, values and
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as it
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makes them more demure and submissive than most
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people
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the people
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living in
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contemporary society and it doesn't mean they are repressive or else, it rather shows their respect and beliefs towards their
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.
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,
people
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wear different sorts of
dress
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according to
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their
culture
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and norms and we should not be judging anyone because of how they look or what they wear.
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,
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no one
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should critique a person because of their appearance as it is the
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thing to do in mankind and we should encourage
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to wear whatever they want to wear and not
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evaluate their character individually. So, I totally disagree with the opposite thought and support the idea mentioned above.
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