The impact of fashion on teenagers

Vana Nikolaidou Asimenia Sakouli Georgia Favata

Fashion It has been part of our

lives.

Fashion is part of a lots of people thought.

It depends on how rich or poor are men and women and how much they deal with fashion.

Most of all, teenagers have to do with to do with fashion.

“What everyone wears and have in common is what’s in fashion” this is the way teenagers think.

Fashion nowadays In fashion are piercings, expensive sweaters/T-shirts (f.e Volcom, DC, Wesc, Vans), hats, all-coloured glasses etc.

The main condition to wear something is to be accepted by the mass.

Instead, fashion is everything that someone prefers to wear and feels nice on them.

Unfortunately, everyone selects the most fashionable and expensive clothes existed.

A usual phenomenon nowadays is being ashamed of what you

wear and not going out if something is not accepted by

the others.Some teenagers have been victims of bullying because

they didn’t want to wear what the others wanted them to.

How do the teenagers see fashion By watching teenagers we find out that the appearance and the way they dress testify to their psychology, their thinking and generally the children themselves.

At first glance it is easy to understand that teenagers tend to follow fashion and this happens for

several reasons. They need to be part of a team

Need for clustering Create standards

Recognition Target groups

What symbolizes the way he dressed teenager?

- It is a way to search of his identity.- Expresses the need to grow and be recognized by his peers.

- Fashion often merges the outfit with the personal identify. - Serves the " we" because the dressing teen indirectly indicates which team wants to belong. At the same time , they feel that they actually belong to the new generation.

- When the " trendy " is unhealthy or painful, carries the charm of the forbidden and make the teenager feel stronger .

Showing off is about your ability to fit in the fashion that suits you and now the style that’s in fashion and everyone wears.”