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What is good about Fashion?

Does fashion dictate rules for the way people might dress up? Sometimes, it can be good for some people. To other, it could be a huge problem and that creates a huge debate around the question: what is the most important, aesthetics or comfort?

To be "well-dressed", we know, may not be an easy task. In the ordinary notion, some people could say that you must be aware of the fashion world's tendencies. Likewise, that you need to have a good job, in which you earn a good money, since to be a stylish-looking person is not cheap.

On the other hand, there are many people who do not care about rules, tendencies, combining and other fashion world's features. Those people invent their own ways to dress up reusing, reinventing their clothes in order to save money and even more important, to avoid consumerism in excess.

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