Fashion follows us throughout our lives. From childhood on, parents often try to get us to dress in a way that suits them, or follow what is “in” for their children. It is not surprising, then, that we continue this behavior into adulthood. The question is how this works.Needless to say, fashion trends come in waves and repeat themselves periodically. Seldom does something truly new emerge. The question arises, however, whether we should really pay attention to these ephemeral waves.

But at the same time, this does not mean that we need to regularly discard our wardrobes. Items that go out of style are likely to come back in a few years. And if kept in good condition, they will be even more valuable as originals. 26]

However, it must be said that it is unwise to chase after them blindly. Sure, it may provide inspiration, but it should be used only for that. Every person is different, not only in body shape, but also in face shape, hair type, and color. So it is obvious that different combinations of clothes and outfits suit different people.

The rest can be taken from there. For example, just because bell-bottom pants are in fashion now, it does not make sense if they do not fit well or are uncomfortable because of the shape of the legs. It is foolish to wear something just because the designer or the clothing industry has decided that this is what sells now.

On the other hand, true fashion should celebrate individuality, but that is harmful to the fashion industry. It means the end of mass production, producing the same model only in different sizes and always finding a buyer. We need to focus on each and every customer or offer more choices. Because it would essentially be doing extra work for the same profit.

Fashion follows us throughout our lives. From childhood on, parents often try to get us to dress in a way that suits them, or follow what is “in” for their children. It is not surprising, then, that we continue this behavior into adulthood. The question is how this works.Needless to say, fashion trends come in waves and repeat themselves periodically. Seldom does something truly new emerge. The question arises, however, whether we should really pay attention to these ephemeral waves.

But at the same time, this does not mean that we need to regularly discard our wardrobes. Items that go out of style are likely to come back in a few years. And if kept in good condition, they will be even more valuable as originals. 26]

However, it must be said that it is unwise to chase after them blindly. Sure, it may provide inspiration, but it should be used only for that. Every person is different, not only in body shape, but also in face shape, hair type, and color. So it is obvious that different combinations of clothes and outfits suit different people.

The rest can be taken from there. For example, just because bell-bottom pants are in fashion now, it does not make sense if they do not fit well or are uncomfortable because of the shape of the legs. It is foolish to wear something just because the designer or the clothing industry has decided that this is what sells now.

On the other hand, true fashion should celebrate individuality, but that is harmful to the fashion industry. It means the end of mass production, producing the same model only in different sizes and always finding a buyer. We need to focus on each and every customer or offer more choices. Because it would essentially be doing extra work for the same profit.