> You get the idea. From São Paulo to Riga to Seoul, people in the 2020s pretty much dress the same way. This is incorrect. Even within the US there are differ

> You get the idea. From São Paulo to Riga to Seoul, people in the 2020s pretty much dress the same way. This is incorrect. Even within the US there are differences between cities, people in Miami dress differently than people in Seattle. People in Tokyo dress different than in LA, and people in London dress differently than in Mexico City. Is there a rich tapestry of local clothes? Well, no, but people also don't dress the same by any means. There is a lot of homogenization for sure, but people who travel a lot and pay even a little bit of attention can easily spot the differences between cities.