> Premium labels really go the extra mile. Fast, cheap fashion cuts lots of corners. I don't disagree that there's good fashion and shoddy fashion but I disagr

> Premium labels really go the extra mile. Fast, cheap fashion cuts lots of corners. I don't disagree that there's good fashion and shoddy fashion but I disagree "premium labels" is how to find good fashion. For me, And I know I'm in the minority here, I find any fashion that shows the branding to be horrible. A plain t-shirt that says nothing vs plain t-shirt with a tiny "Boss", "LV", "Gucci", "Prada" branding on it for 5x to 10x the cost really says "I hoping you'll like my because I'm wearing expensive clothing". It does not say "I have good fashion sense". Taken to an extreme you get people covered in labels. This is not "good fashion" https://img.5milesapp.com/image/upload/f_auto,t_i800/v1505983640/ux1eacyjrmdzppautvpr.jpg https://img.5milesapp.com/image/upload/f_auto,t_i800/v150598... But it is "premium labels" I certainly agree that dressing well (different definitions of well) generally has positive outcomes. Much of my family is fine wearing dirty old soiled t-shirts with holes in them and it bugs me. Especially when I want to take them somewhere and they're clearly out of place in those clothes relative to the rest of the people around. At the same time they're all doing fine and no care.