TheAnnie answered Saturday May 8 2010, 11:45 pm: Maybe it's because when you buy them at the store, you are seeing them for what they are, but when you're at school you are comparing them to how others dress. So, you can take a look at how you look before you leave your home and then remember that image when you think your clothes might not be so cool. You can also try not comparing them to how others dress. Be unique and if they are nice clothes that make you look good and feel good, then it doesnt matter how they look at school.
IveGotPinkJazzShoes answered Saturday March 19 2005, 12:39 pm: If u think the clothes r cool wenu buy them then they r! its no gudcomparing yourself to others cos u have your own individual style and if its not the same as everyone else then all the better. would you rather stand out and be noticedor be a sheep! wear your style with pride! [ IveGotPinkJazzShoes's advice column | Ask IveGotPinkJazzShoes A Question ]
OneMan answered Thursday December 4 2003, 6:10 pm: Chalk it up to a bad choice and actually pay attention to the teacher. Sorry but I had to touch on this. I can tell you're worried about your clothes in school. Apparently, you're not paying any attention to anything else ( Like spelling ) You don't "by" clothes, you BUY them. You don't were 'em at school, you WEAR them. How about this, spend less time focusing on your attire and more about what's being taught. Then you'll probably learn enough to answer your own question. Sheesh...plug in! [ OneMan's advice column | Ask OneMan A Question ]
SparklyStar answered Monday October 20 2003, 3:29 pm: Well, if you think they are cool, then just wear them. Are you buying clothes then getting to school and comparing these clothes to what everyone else is wearing? If you are, don't. Wear whatever you you like!
Trueflight answered Saturday October 18 2003, 6:17 pm: Well, if you think your clothes are cool, then stick with them... don't be afraid to be yourself! I always feel kind of less than myself at school, don't worry. [ Trueflight's advice column | Ask Trueflight A Question ]
ScaperJess answered Saturday October 18 2003, 2:29 pm: Learn to spell? Then go to school first, find out what you like that other people are wearing and then buy that. But truth is if you like them that should be enough. Who cares that your not wearing what everyone else is... [ ScaperJess's advice column | Ask ScaperJess A Question ]
PhoenixMoon answered Saturday October 18 2003, 1:54 pm: First, hopefully your assesment of your attire is completely based on your own idea--YOU don't think they look cool anymore, and not because others have told you. Don't ditch your threads just because someone else isn't a fan of them. If that had been the case, tie-dye never would have made it!
Secondly, if you don't think the clothes look so cool, then return them! That's what customer service is all about. But make sure you save the receipt. Most retail places won't accept purchases returned with out it. [ PhoenixMoon's advice column | Ask PhoenixMoon A Question ]
GoddessofNight answered Saturday October 18 2003, 1:36 pm: If you think they're cool when you buy them, then they are cool. But if you don't feel cool, you won't look cool. Just be yourself in your clothes, and that's the best it's going to get. You could try mixing and matching outfits, or accessories. I'm sure you look fine even if you may not think so. [ GoddessofNight's advice column | Ask GoddessofNight A Question ]
Moop answered Saturday October 18 2003, 11:39 am: If you like it, you do it. I wore suede and bellbottoms and tie die for half a year. Students looked up to me for my bravery. Don't care what others think. [ Moop's advice column | Ask Moop A Question ]
BigHed answered Saturday October 18 2003, 2:21 am: Just remember that you are who you are, no matter what clothes you wear. Don't try to validate yourself by how cool you think other people think you are. Especially do not judge your worth by your clothes.
Sometimes you buy something and then have regrets. If this is something you find happening often, you should consider what is causing you to have second thoughts about your cool clothes. Is it the way other people treat you? Is it whether or not they notice your clothes? You can work on solving the problem once you find out why you don't like the clothes anymore. [ BigHed's advice column | Ask BigHed A Question ]
Shywillow answered Friday October 17 2003, 11:30 pm: Just wear clothes you like and don't worry if they are cool or not. As long as you think they are great, it shouldn't be a problem. [ Shywillow's advice column | Ask Shywillow A Question ]
MissNiceness answered Friday October 17 2003, 9:58 pm: By some different accessories...it can change an outfit's entire look. Also, try to by pieces that you can mix and match with each other. It literally doubles the size of your wardrobe. [ MissNiceness's advice column | Ask MissNiceness A Question ]
peacegood answered Friday October 17 2003, 8:29 pm: Looking cool is perception. If you don't think you look cool, other people wont think you look cool, but if you THINK you do, then you will look cool. [ peacegood's advice column | Ask peacegood A Question ]
Kira_Valoka answered Friday October 17 2003, 8:28 pm: think about how much you like it in the store and how often you would actually wear it.
also, pick clothes that are comfortable. if theyre not, you'll never like it at school or wherever cuz you'll be too busy thinking about how uncomfortable it is. [ Kira_Valoka's advice column | Ask Kira_Valoka A Question ]
spacefem answered Friday October 17 2003, 6:26 pm: If it's cool to you when you're shopping and energized, it's cool when you're wearing it around your friends at school. I think the issue is that you just don't <i>feel</i> cool in it. Be cool! Walk straight, strut your stuff, who cares what everyone else thinks of your outfit? You bought it, you love it, wear it like you got some! [ spacefem's advice column | Ask spacefem A Question ]
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