Clothing reflects one’s personality, social status, and political background. Most of people’s preference s for clothing are closely linked to how they feel about their bodies and how society and social media accept the “ideal” body shapes and sizes. To me, clothing also provides psychological satisfactions or dissatisfactions associated with happiness or unhappiness in finding clothing fitted to bodies and enhanced appearance. Clothing shows body features.

To me, I have daily habits dressing up with floral, embellished, formal outfits back to my hometown. However, moving in New York City and live here, I have gradually preferred wearing simple, casual clothing, such as sports wear, hoodies, sneakers, and dark colors outfits, mostly in black and white and grey founded in my wardrobe to get a “New York” look and to be looked less in target in the city.

To begin with, I was wearing this hoodie with jeans and sneaker when I headed to my studio class on the early morning. I walk to class every time, so I feel like not spending much time dressing up. Comfort and fashion are both vital on daily dressing. It is not only a creative and fashionable hoodie that I love to wear most of the time, but also it is comfortable and practical to wear. It is oversized, so I feel like more loosened in limbs. I am in love with its design. It is warm, made from wool. The materiality is also very important, related to weather, occasions, etc.