Let’s face it, the pandemic -- or, rather, coming out of it -- has impacted individual fashion choices and trends.
People have been in self-quarantine mode for the better part of a year, and with that comes the temptation to dress strictly for isolated comfort. Now that coronavirus numbers are trending in healthier directions and businesses are opening up more, those same folks either haven’t put themselves together fashion-wise for a while, haven’t had a need to buy new clothes in a while, haven’t paid much attention to trends in a while, and perhaps most of all, may be on a tighter budget than before.
Now that it’s almost time to get outside again to embrace the finer things, maybe those same people have lost the confidence or swagger to dress their best.
