I
have always been a bit conservative in
my choice of clothes and I'm sure you've all noticed that. This is just
how I was brought up. I grew up in a strong Nigerian Christian home and I'm so
thankful for that. When it came to clothes, we were not all allowed to wear
sleaveless, backless, short or tight-fitting clothes. Even now my
parents still squint or complain when I go against some of these codes but
they're slowly letting go.
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My upbringing has had a huge
impact on my sense of style which is mostly conservative. While I don't dress
for others, the way you dress determines the way people treat you. When I wore this outfit out, annoyingly I got a lot of attention from
guys. Yes the skirt is more fitted since
the last time I wore it here but the thigh slit is a tad too high. Which is why
I've decided I won't be wearing this skirt anymore.
I like the respect I get, which
is why I dress the way I do. Lord knows I have had my share of days wearing
crop tops, short shorts but I'm so over that. I could go on on the religious
side of this topic but I'll save that for another day.
Skirt: Thailand | Shirt: Thrift
Store | Heels: Zalora Thailand
I know everyone won't agree with
me but I would like to know your opinion on this, does the way you dress really matter?
Shift from the Memorization of Facts to the Understanding of Principles.
Yes, the way u dress really matter; because we are dressed the way you dress. If you dress shabbishly, people will have a negative notion abot u
ReplyDeleteYou dressing tells more about your personality. A man of GOD is not expected to dress like a gangster.
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