A comfortable, year-round look that goes with anything shouldn’t be criticized. Sandals go with anything, you can wear them with pants, shorts, dresses, and even slacks. Yet your feet may get cold, so you cover them with foot gloves aka socks. When people wear this look, they get stares from people and it makes no sense. Why stare at someone that’s a sensible, fashionable decision? I personally don’t wear socks and sandals, but I see people wearing them on a day to day basis and get so much hate for it. People should be able to wear their socks and sandals comfortably without others staring or commenting on them.
Socks and sandals is a comfortable, warm fashion choice that makes sense. This look can be worn year-round and it goes with practically
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There are people wearing a velvet sweatsuit and fuzzy sliders and people say that it’s fashionable. Furry nails and backward eyebrows are a “trend” and people praise it. People wear ridiculous things and are complimented on it, but you see one person wearing socks and sandals and they act as if they are being personally attacked. I believe that when someone wears something that makes sense, they shouldn’t be judged. Fanny packs, overalls, and socks and sandals are sensible decisions and yet are judged beyond beliefs. Plus, wearing just sandals is gross. Things can get under and on your feet and make them totally disgusting, yet when you put a pair of socks over your feet you have a protective barrier from the nasty. Also, no one wants to see your nasty toes. All of these trends from the 90’s and early 2000’s are making a stylish comeback, and people continue to hold a grudge against socks and sandals for no valid …show more content…
Also, it makes them very versatile, you can wear them in the winter with a pair of socks and you’re comfortable and your feet are warm.”
“I don't know that anything has been more comfortable than slides and socks together” (Bustle)
“They’re versatile and you can wear any color socks with them and they let you wear sandals but also you can keep your feet warm with the socks.”
When you compare the quotes for the “For” and the “Against” side, you can see that the arguments against socks and sandals are completely based on personal opinion, whereas the argument for socks and sandals give personal preference while giving good reasons as to why they enjoy them. In conclusion, socks and sandals belong together, and a person should feel unjudged when wearing them. This speech is to separate the people that wrongly call people out for wearing socks and sandals and those who rock them in their own fashion. It’s a look that goes with everything and you can dress up or dress it down as much as you want. The people that are against it can go on and live their life, and so can the people that are all for socks and sandals. It’s the judgment that is the problem, and it’s a problem that needs to be
how the shoes had taken over his life. One should not ruin their self health for any
1. According to the author, forces in society such as fashion fads and education level are responsible for changes in how people dressed throughout history. In 17th century Europe, after seeing the aristocracy wearing heeled shoes, lower ranked men in society began to wear heeled shoes too. The trend of wearing high heels spread to women and children. In the time of the Enlightenment, men involved in the intellectual movement began to dress in more simplified clothing. A majority of men would cease to wear their flashy jewelry and bright, elaborate clothing.
sure, look your best, by all means do whatever you think is necessary! but don't judge others on it! Some people don't have the money to buy designer brand clothing, and they are deemed losers and tormented for that.
When he received feedback, he was questioned on if some codes really made a difference, and he made some changes. Next Hoerr tells his readers that when they give a restriction on something, they must have a rational reason why. Hoerr’s reason was that the school staff needed to have a professional experience, which make since because some students might not take their teacher seriously if he or she is dressed for bed. This article uses logos by appealing to logic on "Can Teachers Really Wear That to School? Religious Garb in Public Classrooms."
These shoes are terrific for quick walks like when you need to take the dog out for a quick jaunt around the block. Slip them onto your feet without socks if you want. They have an antimicrobial Ortholite memory foam cushion. This will stop them from smelling funky when you wear them without socks.
Contrary to this, common sense dictates that wearing shoes will protect our feet from harmful
Almost all of our decisions are based off of society. When you go to school what do you wear? Is it okay to wear a tuxedo coat with a pair of bright neon green pajamas? Most likely, people would give you weird looks and it would make other people uncomfortable. That’s because we have social norms. If we break them, then it is considered awkward and makes people feel uneasy. You wouldn’t walk into a five star restaurant with jeans and a t-shirt. I do not fully understand why certain norms are in place but I know if you break them you are looked at as different. One of the first videos we watched
Ever since their invention many centuries ago, clothes have been used as a way of communicating. The message communicated relies on a number of factors including the social background of both the communicator and the receiver, and the context in which the message is communicated. Although at times the exact message or symbolism one is trying to portray may not be clear, it is evident that clothing has long been embraced as one of the best ways to project one’s desired personal image to those around them.
As our traditional American attitudes change, society as a whole has had to adjust in some major ways. Violence is on the rise throughout our nation and equality is as much an issue now as it was in the 50s and 60s. Protecting our children from violence and bulling is a must and keeping them equal in school is imperative. As our county grows we have seen many diverse groups moving into more rural areas. This has caused great concern with some parents and they want to be able to provide the best educational experience for their children, without feeling the pressure to keep up with the Jones. School uniforms have increased equality in lower grade levels, and helped violent offences decrease in the upper grade levels .
Over past years there have been many debates about school uniforms being beneficial or not. Uniforms have mostly been introduced to private schools at first, but gained more popularity in public schools when President Clinton stated his opinion, “If it means that the school rooms will be more orderly and more disciplined, and that our young people will learn to evaluate themselves by what they are on the inside, instead of what they're wearing on the outside, then our public schools should be able to require their students to wear uniforms." (K, Marian). Wearing the appropriate school attire can be useful in many different ways and is a needed change in schools around the country. The biggest argument that adults use when against uniforms is that a student won’t be able to truly express themselves, but that’s not true. Wearing school uniforms will improve the person they are by making them express themselves through personality rather than look wise (Uniforms). Uniforms can’t compare their prices to designer clothing; a brand new pair of sneakers that cost two hundred dollars can buy a student possibly three new sets of a new uniform. One no longer has to worry about the time spent when buying clothes for every season. An important thing to know is uniforms show the unity of a school, no one is inferior or superior to anyone else. School uniforms are a good idea because it’s less money spent, there is less stress about the time, and they represent equality.
When I was a child attending elementary school all of my friends loved the way I dressed, but there was also other children that attended school with me that seemed inferior to me simply because of how I dressed. Usually the children that praised the way I dress always wore nice clothes themselves, while the others who didn’t dress ad nice would try to pick fights or make fun of children that did dress nice. Later on in my life as I approached high school the tables turned; the teenagers who dressed nice became the ones who picked on other students in school because of the low quality clothes certain students wore in school, this would result in student violence. My stance on student uniforms is that I believe every public school in the U.S should utilize school uniform policy because it reduces school violence, provides better security, increases performance, and also reduces stress on families.
Kids and teens have the right to pick out what they wear, sure it may take a bit longer, but in the long run it is worth it. Everyone has the right to express themselves freely and by the way they look. It can tell what kind of person they are. Think about it, you go into a school that has uniforms you see everyone wearing the same stuff who is who? What kind of personality could they have, maybe one like being a brick in the wall. Walk into a school without uniforms and you can instantly tell anyone’s personality by what they wear, so they express their emotions through their clothing.
The first type of shoe that many people wear are sandals; sandals are popular for many reasons. One, during the hot summer months’ sandals provide the maximum source
Trying to fit in is one issue that students deal with at school, and requirement of uniforms can eliminate that stress. With all the different fashion trends coming out every day, keeping up with them are stressful, but a student being picked on for not following in that fashion trend is even more stressful. Uniforms can help encourage students to accept each other for who they are, and not for what they are wearing. MPS Superintendent, Barbara Thompson, believes uniforms “will create unity among the school system,” and “create a level playing field for all students” (Johnson, 2010). Some people that are against the requirement of uniforms believe that they interfere with the students’ right to self- expression, but how can a student express themselves if they are being picked on about what they are wearing? We believe that without the interference of fashion, students will be more focused inside the classroom rather than being the next fashion queen or king. President Clinton, in 1996, said “if it means teenagers will stop killing each other over designer jackets, then our public schools should be able to r...
Clothing is something that defines a person, and allows society to have an outlook on an individual’s lifestyle and beliefs. Unlike criticizing other material things like a car, a home or even something as simple as a television set, criticism of clothing is very personal. This suggests that there is a high correlation between clothing and personal identity and values. (Breward, pg.1) Clothing in a sense has the ability to communicate thought. However, similarly to art interpretations, this does not mean that any two people will perceive these visual aesthetics similarly.