That’s so classy!! That is so civilized!! Is all we recently started craving. The idea to be seen as urban and cool in our dressing, talking, principles has become an addiction we cant overcome. We shamelessly abandon all personal principles we have, just to impress people around us.
We wear clothes because everyone is wearing a similar one, but when we check deep within our subconscious level, we realize we don’t feel comfortable & confident in the cloth. We only wore the cloth just to get the same attention and appreciation those who wore the cloth attracted.
When we fail to achieve the satiety we seek to get from the fashion and lifestyle we emulate, we are stimulated to do more and push the boundaries to create “our own style” which we may not necessarily find comfortable.
Following fashion trends can equally be fulfilling and be a factor in giving us the opportunity to explore other people’s preference in fashion and lifestyle principles.
The fact that change is constant with every second bringing about new discoveries in cosmetics, lifestyle, healths, technology does not mean we should engage in harmful practices that we don’t feel proud to talk about.
Before we engage ourselves in any fashion and cosmetology trend, we should first try to discover the one that suits our personality and body physique since we all possess diverse traits.
Nothing is truly out fashioned, they only evolve into a better version with modification. Lets discover our true style, follow it and be happy. If the trend around us is in synergy with our style, we should embrace it and enjoy all about it.
When a lifestyle we follow becomes a threat to our health & lives, we may need to find better alternatives to it. When your analysis about a trend shows it has no substantial value but harm to us, we may need to abandon such lifestyle so it won’t harm us and people around.
Have we not noticed that the people, who started the trends we emulate, make the decision we perceive as cool just to define themselves and feel comfortable in expressing themselves?
Define who you are, create principles for yourself, be comfortable and confident in your actions, maybe then our self definition may become a compelling trend to emulate.
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