Dressing and how it can affect your personal economy.

[Berry2d]

I think dressing properly isn't only about personal economy but on how you want to present yourself to the others by dressing neat. People might be poor in terms of finance but that shows their personality on how neat they are with what they wear. It doesn't need them to be rich to be fancy through dressing. Since clothes these days are cheaper and they can be delivered to our house, it's not about being class or fancy. In the eyes of the society, it can't be changed that the way people dress dictates their personal finance and that's hard to change.

I still cannot forget one good saying that says we should dress the way we wants to be addressed. Although most people believe dressing good is all about wealth and stable financially but its not because even the bible clearly said cleanliness in next to godlyness.
Apart from being addressed nicely if we are properly dressed, It is very good to look good at all times as I believe it attracts good things.
With the way things are supposed to be, it is never good for once financial strength control the persons mode of dressing as class do not matter when it has to do with dressing apart from those that are identified by a specific dressing code.

[Y3shot]

One of the advantage of dressing good is that people will believe in you when they see you looking, they dont have to look you less. And  i will say when you good people already expect a lot feom you and this why most people feel one shouldn't look over dressed when they needs help from someone. Dressing good have so many good advantages thsn even what you think because it makes people to respect you and also build obes networking system. Dress welll and work hard people will respect you

[snowpega]

I don't know if the discussion will fall under the category of an off topic discussion but I just had the thinking that there is a place dressing and looking good and how it affects your personal economy because when personal economy is good the society economy becomes better. There is this idea that some people have and I have heard from some around that if you actually need help you should not try to overdress or dress in a manner that looks like you do not need help so that people who can actually help you financially or with opportunities do not believe that you do not need your help based on you are good looking and put together already, but I am of the opinion that you should actually dress properly so that you would be approachable or be able to approach individuals who are in a position to be able to help you and they would help you probably without looking down on you. What is your opinion on this, still dressing up when you need help or dressing like the help you need?

Your dress is the best presentation of your personality that is why you should try to be in well mannered dressed so that everyone respects you. And if you are looking ugly just because of your dressing sense, then I am sure the majority of the people around you will start to avoid you, besides your family members, haha. But this thing fits more into such a case, you are going for an interview, and you are looking for a job. Your dressing sense can really be helpful regarding this matter.

Because if the team likes your personality, then it can increase the chances of selection. But before that, this fact skills also matter a lot. because it should be a higher priority for one to learn or get expertise in many skill befoer apply for any desired job. The more skills you have, the more chances of selection will increase. When you are giving an interview, that time you have to tell them you are fit for their company because you are a multi-skilled person. Then I think you would hire you before thinking anything else.

[bhadz]

I think dressing properly isn't only about personal economy but on how you want to present yourself to the others by dressing neat. People might be poor in terms of finance but that shows their personality on how neat they are with what they wear. It doesn't need them to be rich to be fancy through dressing. Since clothes these days are cheaper and they can be delivered to our house, it's not about being class or fancy. In the eyes of the society, it can't be changed that the way people dress dictates their personal finance and that's hard to change.

I still cannot forget one good saying that says we should dress the way we wants to be addressed. Although most people believe dressing good is all about wealth and stable financially but its not because even the bible clearly said cleanliness in next to godlyness.
Apart from being addressed nicely if we are properly dressed, It is very good to look good at all times as I believe it attracts good things.
With the way things are supposed to be, it is never good for once financial strength control the persons mode of dressing as class do not matter when it has to do with dressing apart from those that are identified by a specific dressing code.

I agree, it doesn't need one person to become rich to dress good. It's all about ourselves and we want to remain clean and neat with how we dress. We don't need to wait to become rich for us to dress properly. We are not trying to impress people, we're doing it for ourselves and no need to think what others are going to think of it. If we get some compliments, that's nice but we're not expecting anything like that. So we dress properly because that's what we like to do and what makes us think is the right thing to do as an individual.

[ingiltere]

I don't quite understand why the way you dress has anything to do with your personal finances. Are you saying that if you buy expensive suits, you'll find a better job? Or are you saying you'll look more presentable? I think it depends on the industry. For most jobs, how you dress doesn't matter. There are standard dress codes anyway. If you dress well but don't know your job well, you still won't find work, and you'll lose the job you do find. You need to become an expert in your field first. I don't think people place that much importance on clothing. Being clean and well-groomed is enough. It doesn't matter if your clothes are expensive or always new.

[Sticky Bomb]

What is your opinion on this, still dressing up when you need help or dressing like the help you need?

Listen buddy, there's a difference between dressing as a beggar and appearing in rags and dressing for a chance to take advantage of an opportunity. Opportunities need packaging to even convince the person dishing it out that you can handle it properly. You've to dress in the required fashion to visibly impress your client and speak with knowledge to further convince your client of your ability to handle such opportunity when it is given to you. You don't dress incompetent and look for opportunity that requires competence and don't forget that you dress the way you want to be addressed or regarded in the face of an opportunity.

I'm telling you from my experience as a contractor, if you appear in a less convincing manner, you may have already lost the contract before you even got the chance to convince your prospective client that you are the right man for the job. Even if you get the job at all, you can never get the right value for your expertise since your dressing and packaging already advertised you as a cheap option.

[slapper]

I don't know if the discussion will fall under the category of an off topic discussion but I just had the thinking that there is a place dressing and looking good and how it affects your personal economy because when personal economy is good the society economy becomes better. There is this idea that some people have and I have heard from some around that if you actually need help you should not try to overdress or dress in a manner that looks like you do not need help so that people who can actually help you financially or with opportunities do not believe that you do not need your help based on you are good looking and put together already, but I am of the opinion that you should actually dress properly so that you would be approachable or be able to approach individuals who are in a position to be able to help you and they would help you probably without looking down on you. What is your opinion on this, still dressing up when you need help or dressing like the help you need?

Your dress is the best presentation of your personality that is why you should try to be in well mannered dressed so that everyone respects you. And if you are looking ugly just because of your dressing sense, then I am sure the majority of the people around you will start to avoid you, besides your family members, haha. But this thing fits more into such a case, you are going for an interview, and you are looking for a job. Your dressing sense can really be helpful regarding this matter.

Because if the team likes your personality, then it can increase the chances of selection. But before that, this fact skills also matter a lot. because it should be a higher priority for one to learn or get expertise in many skill befoer apply for any desired job. The more skills you have, the more chances of selection will increase. When you are giving an interview, that time you have to tell them you are fit for their company because you are a multi-skilled person. Then I think you would hire you before thinking anything else.

Is it okay that we should be? Like genuinely, is "dress well or people will not respect you" or is it describing a problem and then telling people to comply with it instead of questioning it? I do not know. Maybe both.

The context of the interview makes more sense. Well, at least you are playing for a particular purpose and with a particular stake. Read the room, dress accordingly, let them know you know the rules of the workplace. That is strategic and strategy is fine.

But the larger life-life version of this which can be its own kind of prison, honestly. There are individuals who devote considerable time to the way that they appear, rather than to the work itself. The performance of competence eating the competence itself.

What you have is skills. No one can take your expertise from you. Nobody can decide it does not count because your shoes were wrong. Yes telling the interviewer that you are multi-skilled matters, but not the best way to say that is by saying it outright. It is by how you answer questions. How you connect unrelated ideas. What you do when they ask you a question you do not know.

[junder]

Some people respect you based on your appearance, most importantly in the place of work. What is destined to be yours will becomes yours no matter how long it takes. But that doesn't mean you should render yourself useless or look so rough. Even if someone wants to give you a job or something and you didn't look attractive or responsible they could easily change their mind,, I know some people won't mind despite your look, but for your self-respects it is really important to be dressing very well.

I agree with you, and sometimes there are people who do judge by their appearance. I once had a friend who was already successful with his business but because of his appearance he didn't look like someone who had a business so many people, especially among women, looked down on him but when they found out the reality everything changed. From here I think there are indeed people who judge us by our appearance, as the saying goes "don't judge a book by its cover.

[HelliumZ]

Considering the financial status by looking at clothes has been in the past and is still present. However, many people do not consider the financial status by looking at clothes, especially now that clothes have become a fashion among people. However, many times if we are well-dressed, we consider them rich and wealthy. However, this is a misconception because I have seen many wandering nomads who were wearing expensive clothes but did not have even two dollars in their pockets. Again, I have seen many people in simple clothes but were industrialists. That is, it is not always possible to consider the financial status of a person by looking at clothes. However, in most cases, millionaires are consistent with their clothes and their financial status.

[Akbarkoe]

I don't know if the discussion will fall under the category of an off topic discussion but I just had the thinking that there is a place dressing and looking good and how it affects your personal economy because when personal economy is good the society economy becomes better. There is this idea that some people have and I have heard from some around that if you actually need help you should not try to overdress or dress in a manner that looks like you do not need help so that people who can actually help you financially or with opportunities do not believe that you do not need your help based on you are good looking and put together already, but I am of the opinion that you should actually dress properly so that you would be approachable or be able to approach individuals who are in a position to be able to help you and they would help you probably without looking down on you. What is your opinion on this, still dressing up when you need help or dressing like the help you need?

Dressing is very important, but it's best not to overdo it just adjust it to your abilities and your goals, I'm confused about the term seeking help, whether it's being a beggar or what you mean, but what I want to highlight the most is that when you can look good and not overdo it you are already an easy person to hang out with and you won't have any trouble,
 When you're working, when you're at home and when you're looking for an investment or something like that even, speaking of favors I think it depends on what you need for you, so adjust accordingly, but not to dress fancy.

[coin-investor]

What is your opinion on this, still dressing up when you need help or dressing like the help you need?

When asking for help, simplicity says a lot: you just dress simply; it's not the dress, but how you approach people for help that matters. It feels weird if your outfit is branded and the one asking for help dresses simply, so be simple in your dress and your words, and people will trust you to help you with whatever you want.

[tygeade]

Honestly, not all rich people dress well neither. I understand if you are poor and dress very sharp, asking for money would not work, but if you are wealthy, you could wear a simple shirt and jeans and be fine. It doesn't have to be some super tailored stuff neither, you could get anything that fits you from levi's and be fine.

If you are super super rich, and I mean like you have billion dollars networth, then you just don't go yourself, and ask your people to get all sizes for you, they buy it, and then donate whatever doesn't fit, and get like 10 jeans from the size that fit, and do the exact same for the shirts as well, get like all sizes, try, and the one that fits stays, the others are donated and you get like 20-30 different version from the size that fits.

This way, you have 20-30 shirts and 10 jeans, you get like 10 pairs of socks, and 5 shoes and you are literally done. That's a whole wardrobe. You may get like maybe 2 or 3 suits just in case for anything fancy, but aside from that, your everyday is done with this, and it would be like a few thousand dollars for the whole wardrobe. Even rich do it, not all rich loves fashion.

[Cheema02]

One of the advantage of dressing good is that people will believe in you when they see you looking, they dont have to look you less. And  i will say when you good people already expect a lot feom you and this why most people feel one shouldn't look over dressed when they needs help from someone. Dressing good have so many good advantages thsn even what you think because it makes people to respect you and also build obes networking system. Dress welll and work hard people will respect you

Groming your personality through well dressing and personal cares have many benefits like everyone judge our personality through our looks. So neat, fresh and attractive looks presents the professionalism so people give respect more as compare to others. In every field like in job interviews, in business or in networking well dressing plays an important role and gives edge in your selection that many others missed due non dressing sense. But at the same time along with good appearance good ethics and characters are also required. As our clothes represents our personality in the same way our knowledge and way of talk presents our ethics and people judged through it. So an individual with good looks but bad behavior loss dignity overtime. So for progress wes should  have the combination of both parameters good looks and well manners then we gain more respect and trust.

[DiMarxist]

There is always this saying that dress the way you wants to be addressed. There is a Link between the way that you dress and your personal economy if you ask me. Even though there is an exception to this argument because, there are some rich folks who don't like dressing and so don't give much attention to their physical appearance. Thesame way there are poor people who will not like to make it obvious that they don't have by trying to impress those around them by dressing big. But the truth is that dressing is what people read allot of meaning there is a way that you dress that will create a very wrong impression of you and there is a way that you also dress that will create a very good impression of you. What I will say is that dressing is something that, we all should give attention to because it's very important.

[JoyMarsha]

The truth of the matter is dress appropriately and presentably to any event you are attending because the way you dress speaks volumes about how you are to be addressed.

Someone won't say because they are passing through financial hardship, let me dress commonly, dumping their good clothes because they want friends to help them financially. They will rather think of cutting down their expenses, and continue wearing their good clothes. A friend who will help will help, not minding what they are putting in because there are times in someone's life when they will be faced with financial challenges

[snowpega]

Is it okay that we should be? Like genuinely, is "dress well or people will not respect you" or is it describing a problem and then telling people to comply with it instead of questioning it? I do not know. Maybe both.

The context of the interview makes more sense. Well, at least you are playing for a particular purpose and with a particular stake. Read the room, dress accordingly, let them know you know the rules of the workplace. That is strategic and strategy is fine.

But the larger life-life version of this which can be its own kind of prison, honestly. There are individuals who devote considerable time to the way that they appear, rather than to the work itself. The performance of competence eating the competence itself.

What you have is skills. No one can take your expertise from you. Nobody can decide it does not count because your shoes were wrong. Yes telling the interviewer that you are multi-skilled matters, but not the best way to say that is by saying it outright. It is by how you answer questions. How you connect unrelated ideas. What you do when they ask you a question you do not know.

Mate, this is a cruel world where people don't respect you until they know your worth. They always take you easy until they don't know how worthy you are, or the biggest truth is that they will respect you even more when they get to know you are a rich person, because this world listens more to those who show off more. But honestly, I hate doing show-off things. Besides this, I was talking about just a case mate, if your dressing sense is good, people will be fascinated by you if you look good.

Other than this, if you are the kind of people who don't care about people just like me, haha, then you can live your life in your own style, like you don't care what people think about your sense of dressing, which is more recommended in my point of view. But it is a very recommended thing if you are a person who is looking for a job, then you have to be careful in terms of getting better and in terms of your sense of dressing.