They talk about waste and impact, and then say things like "OMG if I gain 3 pounds my tailored clothes won't fit". That just means they're getting the wrong kin

They talk about waste and impact, and then say things like "OMG if I gain 3 pounds my tailored clothes won't fit". That just means they're getting the wrong kind of clothes then. Get functional clothes that continue to work even if you gain 20 pounds. Don't get clothes that are so useless you can't gain a few pounds. That problem should only exist for children who just keep growing. I don't see why fashion has to be so hard for some people. It seems this person's idea of what "looks good" is the mainstream thing: useless non-functional clothing that costs way more than it's worth and goes out of style by next week. "Ugh I guess I'll wear peasant clothes and just not look good". Reminds me of people who think wearing makeup is the same thing as looking good.