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PALIWAGPALIWAGPALIWAG NG PAHINA NG PABALATNG PAHINA NG PABALATNG PAHINA NG PABALAT PALIWAG NG PAHINA NG PABALATPALIWAGPALIWAGPALIWAG NG PAHINA NG PABALATNG PAHINA NG PABALATNG PAHINA NG PABALAT PALIWAG NG PAHINA NG PABALAT PALIWAGPALIWAG NG PAHINA NG PABALATNG PAHINA NG PABALATAng cover page o pahinang pabalat ng aming argumentatibong sanaysay ay inilalarawan ang labis nang pagbili ng mga mamamayan, na isinisimbolo ng imahe ng babaeng pinapaligiran ng sobra-sobrang kadamitan. Ito ay ang sentro ng aming disenyo dahil sa kaniyang kapuna-punang itsura, na maaaring makaakit ng mga mambabasa. Sa kaliwang-ibaba naman ng aming disenyo ay nagpapakita ng isang telepono na nakabukas ang mga iba't ibang social media apps, na kung saan sa kasalukuyan ay nagdudulot ng mga 'fashion trends' na aspekto rin ng konsumerismo. Ang cover page o pahinang pabalat ng aming argumentatibong sanaysay ay inilalarawan ang labis nang pagbili ng mga mamamayan, na isinisimbolo ng imahe ng babaeng pinapaligiran ng sobra-sobrang kadamitan. Ito ay ang sentro ng aming disenyo dahil sa kaniyang kapuna-punang itsura, na maaaring makaakit ng mga mambabasa. Sa kaliwang-ibaba naman ng aming disenyo ay nagpapakita ng isang telepono na nakabukas ang mga iba't ibang social media apps, na kung saan sa kasalukuyan ay nagdudulot ng mga 'fashion trends' na aspekto rin ng konsumerismo. Ang cover page o pahinang pabalat ng aming argumentatibong sanaysay ay inilalarawan ang labis nang pagbili ng mga mamamayan, na isinisimbolo ng imahe ng babaeng pinapaligiran ng sobra-sobrang kadamitan. Ito ay ang sentro ng aming disenyo dahil sa kaniyang kapuna-punang itsura, na maaaring makaakit ng mga mambabasa. Sa kaliwang-ibaba naman ng aming disenyo ay nagpapakita ng isang telepono na nakabukas ang mga iba't ibang social media apps, na kung saan sa kasalukuyan ay nagdudulot ng mga 'fashion trends' na aspekto rin ng konsumerismo.GROUP 1 |GROUP 1 |9 - Jonah9 - Jonah
Should a necessity such as clothing become excessive? Clothing is what protects our bodies from external forces as well as a means of self expression. However, many individuals in today’s society have become too focused on following fast fashion trends. With different trending brands and clothes popping up, people have started to buy excessively. To clarify, trying new clothes and being fashionable is not inherently wrong. Clothing, although a necessity, should be bought in limitation or ethically instead of excessively due to fashion trends and social constructs. Should a necessity such as clothing become excessive? Clothing is what protects our bodies from external forces as well as a means of self expression. However, many individuals in today’s society have become too focused on following fast fashion trends. With different trending brands and clothes popping up, people have started to buy excessively. To clarify, trying new clothes and being fashionable is not inherently wrong. Clothing, although a necessity, should be bought in limitation or ethically instead of excessively due to fashion trends and social constructs. Should a necessity such as clothing become excessive? Clothing is what protects our bodies from external forces as well as a means of self expression. However, many individuals in today’s society have become too focused on following fast fashion trends. With different trending brands and clothes popping up, people have started to buy excessively. To clarify, trying new clothes and being fashionable is not inherently wrong. Clothing, although a necessity, should be bought in limitation or ethically instead of excessively due to fashion trends and social constructs.ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY “Clothing is a Necessity, Not an Excuse for Excess.”“Clothing is a Necessity, Not an Excuse for Excess.”GROUP 1 |GROUP 1 |9 - Jonah9 - Jonah
Clothing should be bought practically and ethically. Yet nowadays, most people follow fashion trends for the sole purpose of fitting in and not considering the consequences of fast fashion. According to a survey from Statista Consumer Insights (2024), only roughly 15% of people that were surveyed all across the globe avoid fast fashion. These statistics also heavily warn the negative effects of fast fashion such as environmental degradation. Unfortunately, a lot of people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism. From a 2017 research study titled “Consumer Preference for Status Symbolism of Clothing: The Case of the Czech Republic,” we can derive that people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism and emphasis on social status. Many religious teachings also state that a person’s worth is not measured by material things, but their goodness of heart. This message is evident in Christian bible, such as in gospel 1 Samuel 16:7 which asserts that "-- people look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart." Clothing should be bought practically and ethically. Yet nowadays, most people follow fashion trends for the sole purpose of fitting in and not considering the consequences of fast fashion. According to a survey from Statista Consumer Insights (2024), only roughly 15% of people that were surveyed all across the globe avoid fast fashion. These statistics also heavily warn the negative effects of fast fashion such as environmental degradation. Unfortunately, a lot of people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism. From a 2017 research study titled “Consumer Preference for Status Symbolism of Clothing: The Case of the Czech Republic,” we can derive that people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism and emphasis on social status. Clothing should be bought practically and ethically. Yet nowadays, most people follow fashion trends for the sole purpose of fitting in and not considering the consequences of fast fashion. According to a survey from Statista Consumer Insights (2024), only roughly 15% of people that were surveyed all across the globe avoid fast fashion. These statistics also heavily warn the negative effects of fast fashion such as environmental degradation. Unfortunately, a lot of people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism. From a 2017 research study titled “Consumer Preference for Status Symbolism of Clothing: The Case of the Czech Republic,” we can derive that people have developed the mindset that wearing the best pieces of clothing makes them superior, but this only encourages materialism and emphasis on social status. Many religious teachings also state that a person’s worth is not measured by material things, but their goodness of heart. This message is evident in Christian bible, such as in gospel 1 Samuel 16:7 which asserts that "-- people look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart." Many religious teachings also state that a person’s worth is not measured by material things, but their goodness of heart. This message is evident in Christian bible, such as in gospel 1 Samuel 16:7 which asserts that "-- people look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart."
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Furthermore, excessive clothing consumption can lead to financial problems and environmental damage, which when applied in a religious context, is damage to God’s creation. Constantly buying new clothes that are unnecessary can waste money that would otherwise be used for other necessities such as food and shelter. Moreover, according to the article from United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in 2022, the fashion industry contributes to tons of pollution and textile waste from overproduction, fast-fashion, and people throwing 'out-of-style' clothes away. One of the reasons for this throwaway culture from the producers is the excess of supply that is created when the demand for trending clothes is high and when products aren’t bought out completely. Instead, people could choose more practical clothing, repeat outfits, buy only what’s necessary, and be content with what they have which helps them appreciate what they own, save money and even help the environment. Furthermore, excessive clothing consumption can lead to financial problems and environmental damage, which when applied in a religious context, is damage to God’s creation. Constantly buying new clothes that are unnecessary can waste money that would otherwise be used for other necessities such as food and shelter. Moreover, according to the article from United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in 2022, the fashion industry contributes to tons of pollution and textile waste from overproduction, fast-fashion, and people throwing 'out-of-style' clothes away. One of the reasons for this throwaway culture from the producers is the excess of supply that is created when the demand for trending clothes is high and when products aren’t bought out completely. Instead, people could choose more practical clothing, repeat outfits, buy only what’s necessary, and be content with what they have which helps them appreciate what they own, save money and even help the environment. Furthermore, excessive clothing consumption can lead to financial problems and environmental damage, which when applied in a religious context, is damage to God’s creation. Constantly buying new clothes that are unnecessary can waste money that would otherwise be used for other necessities such as food and shelter. Moreover, according to the article from United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in 2022, the fashion industry contributes to tons of pollution and textile waste from overproduction, fast-fashion, and people throwing 'out-of-style' clothes away. One of the reasons for this throwaway culture from the producers is the excess of supply that is created when the demand for trending clothes is high and when products aren’t bought out completely. Instead, people could choose more practical clothing, repeat outfits, buy only what’s necessary, and be content with what they have which helps them appreciate what they own, save money and even help the environment.
Others may argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful as it is a means of expressing oneself and fitting in. Yet, clothing allows people to express themselves despite the price of the actual piece of clothing. Conventionally fashionable clothing can still be bought ethically from thrifting, second-hand stores, or from businesses that are not mass-produced fast fashion. Being fashionable and following trends is a choice, but doing this should not sacrifice your basic needs, environmental responsibility, and/or financial stability. Another aspect is that many cultures, especially Filipinos, value the tradition of passing down clothes that are still usable and are of good quality. Additionally, Filipinos usually opt for practicality, the clothes’ use, and don't follow trends as much as others. It is not about wearing fashionable clothes, but buying more than needed and not using the clothes thoroughly that it can cause damage financially and environmentally. Others may argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful as it is a means of expressing oneself and fitting in. Yet, clothing allows people to express themselves despite the price of the actual piece of clothing. Conventionally fashionable clothing can still be bought ethically from thrifting, second-hand stores, or from businesses that are not mass-produced fast fashion. Being fashionable and following trends is a choice, but doing this should not sacrifice your basic needs, environmental responsibility, and/or financial stability. Another aspect is that many cultures, especially Filipinos, value the tradition of passing down clothes that are still usable and are of good quality. Additionally, Filipinos usually opt for practicality, the clothes’ use, and don't follow trends as much as others. It is not about wearing fashionable clothes, but buying more than needed and not using the clothes thoroughly that it can cause damage financially and environmentally. Others may argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful as it is a means of expressing oneself and fitting in. Yet, clothing allows people to express themselves despite the price of the actual piece of clothing. Conventionally fashionable clothing can still be bought ethically from thrifting, second-hand stores, or from businesses that are not mass-produced fast fashion. Being fashionable and following trends is a choice, but doing this should not sacrifice your basic needs, environmental responsibility, and/or financial stability. Another aspect is that many cultures, especially Filipinos, value the tradition of passing down clothes that are still usable and are of good quality. Additionally, Filipinos usually opt for practicality, the clothes’ use, and don't follow trends as much as others. It is not about wearing fashionable clothes, but buying more than needed and not using the clothes thoroughly that it can cause damage financially and environmentally.GROUP 1 |GROUP 1 |9 - Jonah9 - Jonah
In conclusion, clothing is an essential part of our lives because it protects our bodies and is a way to present ourselves. Clothing should be bought practically and ethically, not excessively as it can lead to financial problems and environmental damage. While others argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful since clothing is a form of self expression, this should not be an excuse for buying more than needed. Ultimately, clothing should be bought and used for its purpose, not the social status that we get out of it and because we become more responsible and wise for our planet. In conclusion, clothing is an essential part of our lives because it protects our bodies and is a way to present ourselves. Clothing should be bought practically and ethically, not excessively as it can lead to financial problems and environmental damage. While others argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful since clothing is a form of self expression, this should not be an excuse for buying more than needed. Ultimately, clothing should be bought and used for its purpose, not the social status that we get out of it and because we become more responsible and wise for our planet. In conclusion, clothing is an essential part of our lives because it protects our bodies and is a way to present ourselves. Clothing should be bought practically and ethically, not excessively as it can lead to financial problems and environmental damage. While others argue that buying expensive or trendy clothes is not wasteful since clothing is a form of self expression, this should not be an excuse for buying more than needed. Ultimately, clothing should be bought and used for its purpose, not the social status that we get out of it and because we become more responsible and wise for our planet.
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