š Does What We Wear Truly Define Us? š¤
- Andrea Carvalho

- Aug 25
- 1 min read
I was having a conversation with some of my colleagues today, and something interesting came to light ā how often we view others from just one side of the coin, or rather, one end of the spectrum.
We talked about appearance ā how someone dresses, how they show up ā and how quickly that becomes a basis for assumptions.
But here's a thought that stuck with me:
 ⨠You can't look good if you don't feel good.
Which means your environment, your headspace, your energy ā they all play a role.
Some wear suits,
Some wear sarees,
Some wear dresses,
Some wear jeans and sneakers.
Each of us comes from a different walk of life, shaped by culture, values, and context. So is it really fair to judge someone solely based on their outfit?
š” Maybe the real question is:
Are we confusing dressing with grooming?
Grooming is about intention ā how we carry ourselves, not just what we wear. Dressing, on the other hand, is deeply personal ā an expression of comfort, identity, and sometimes, practicality.
Letās start noticing how people present themselves, rather than just what theyāre wearing.

Letās stop reducing people to a single frame ā and instead, look at the whole picture.



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