This question is vital considering women crave for clothes.

A woman changes clothes daily hence fashion design capitalize on this and bring out as many styles as possible. But do clothes make women this smack another controversy as many believe that an ugly girl can be changed in a twinkle by a dazzling dress.

Another school holds that misshaped women can be shapened by good designs. Let’s look at this critically. A certain cloth common among the Efiiks called “Oyonyo” is so designed that it fits every woman. This is so because the different statistics that make up the woman is not shown.

And this begs for more questions. What of the face? Some postulation indicates that the face could be treated. Yes, some faces can undergo plastic surgery to the admiration of the opposite sex.

Beside, the charm of the clothes can add something extra to whoever wears them. Let’s put it another way. Some women have beautiful faces but bad shape. Such women can hardly stand the test of tight dresses where the different outlines are shown. But there could be something rare in their faces. An added smile can make all the difference and people’s boredom can be relieved by her presence. Although, it is generally accepted that beauty is in the eye of the beholder but, is it? This is another area of controversy.

Back to the discourse, it has been hinted that clothes can change an ugly girl, we should take a look she is clothless, under that situation nothing hides. Can clothes, then make such a woman? This is the crux of the matter and the area of deep controversy. May be a feed back is necessary, may be not.

But there are many unanswered questions. Why do women pile clothes in botes (portmanteaus) till old age? Why do they care so much for the type of clothes they wear?

Why are they conscious of their clothes at any time? These question need your answers.

Epi:

@Poster

I think so.  My mother ALWAYS say this "The way you carry yourself speak volumes of you. The way you dress (if you dress neat, it makes it much easier to overlook the negative), your smile (white teeth), clean fingernails (no chip polish/dirt under your nails) your hair (looks fresh not "bushy", the way you speak (speak properly even if you have to bite your tongue) and your walk (don't walk with your head down because it shows weakness.  Walk with your head high)

Epi:

@Poster

I think so. My mother ALWAYS say this "The way you carry yourself speak volumes of you. The way you dress (if you dress neat, it makes it much easier to overlook the negative), your smile (white teeth), clean fingernails (no chip polish/dirt under your nails) your hair (looks fresh not "bushy", the way you speak (speak properly even if you have to bite your tongue) and your walk (don't walk with your head down because it shows weakness. Walk with your head high)

Epi:



My mother ALWAYS say this "The way you carry yourself speak volumes of you. The way you dress (if you dress neat, it makes it much easier to overlook the negative), your smile (white teeth), clean fingernails (no chip polish/dirt under your nails) your hair (looks fresh not "bushy", the way you speak (speak properly even if you have to bite your tongue) and your walk (don't walk with your head down because it shows weakness.  Walk with your head high)

gidson12:

i wish they could just go without the clothes

Master_1:

Clothes are accessories. They tell us a lot of things about the woman wearing them. For instance, a woman that is putting on hijab is a muslim. A woman wearing dresses that bearly cover a nudity is not religious. Note that the clothes only give us a clue as to the psyche of the woman but does not decide independently her behaviour.