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> I don't see anyone below a certain tax bracket playing the fashion game.

I grew up in lower middle class area and i saw it A LOT. To me it seems less like classism and more tribal or human nature.

Unless by certain tax bracket you mean poverty in which case yeah _maybe_ fashion stops mattering then, but I don't have any experience with that.

> I don't see anyone below a certain tax bracket playing the fashion game.

How do you know they are in certain tax bracket though? Do you ask everyone on the street about their taxes? Or maybe you're assuming their tax bracket on how they dress? :)

> Fashion smells like classism to me.

That's because that's pretty much exactly what it is. It's a signaling mechanism.

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