Comparing The Arguments For And Against Dress Code

He has his Condivo Adidas down to his Nike Free and tugs his Benny gold Jansport as he starts to jog down the stairs.

That’s what a soccer starter pack looks like. Right?

I came across writing this topic about how dress code affects our behaviors when I questioned myself during my topic conversation with Mr. Shinkar. Instead of writing about whether I am for or against dress code, it’s more interesting to write about how our behaviors change according to what we wear and how it directly affects our social life. This matter is relevant at schools and any public places yet, we tend to ignore our behaviors. A lot of people might think dress code is established to tell students of what to wear and what not to wear in the appropriate manners.

The problem is that some people use fashion as a weapon to make them feel superior and give them higher social standard over others. Nowadays, people make unnecessary comments and mock others about what they’re wearing to make the obvious be clearly seen and embarrass them. For example, just by wearing denim on denim, crox, sagging pants and/or patterned leggings, one can be easily judged by others not because of what he/she is wearing but being characterized differently by the clothes worn. Not every school has fashion bullies because some schools have high intolerance in their dress code and some are simply asked to wear uniforms. It also depends on the type of society we live in that could make us mean by thinking we’re the highest of all and/or hateful or jealous to those who have better clothing than

Swift’s tank top wait for our reaction. The funny thing is that celebrities dressed excessively only on the spotlight but for some normal people, the elevators just don’t go all the way up to the very top. That’s when they’re being too “extra” as their friend might have described them for being overly-dressed. They think that they can copy and paste what others wear and will fit them fine but we’re all of different shapes, sizes and have our own unique features. So, just because Hilary Duff looks stunning with her grey hair doesn’t mean I will look just like her when I dye my hair grey. Not all trends are for everyone. In the end many people would go with the “what’s trending right now” but some just take as many chances to criticize in anyways that they