Attitude towards Designer Brands Quiz

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The author prefers designer brands over chain store clothes.

False (B)

The phrase 'must-have' is something the author appreciates in fashion.

False (B)

People who shop at Prada are described as too insecure to trust their own tastes.

True (A)

The author believes that finding a unique piece in a cheap chain store is worth the effort.

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According to a survey by a British bank, young people with money tend to shop more at designer stores.

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The author thinks that the confidence of young people to trust their judgment in fashion is commendable.

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The author is impressed by the prices in designer shops and would consider spending money on expensive designer items if they had the means.

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The author believes that buying clothes from chain stores and markets allows for a more individual look compared to designer clothes.

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The author equates finding a great piece of clothing at a cheap store to discovering gold in a river.

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Why does the author dislike the phrase 'must-have' in fashion?

<p>The author dislikes the phrase 'must-have' because it implies that the designer is manipulating consumers to buy their products solely to increase their profits, rather than because the consumer genuinely wants or needs the item.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the author view people who shop at designer brands like Prada?

<p>The author believes that people who shop at designer brands like Prada are too insecure to trust their own tastes, and they decide that everything at Prada must be 'cool' so they can't go wrong.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the author find more satisfying than buying designer clothes?

<p>The author finds it more satisfying to buy copies of designer clothes from cheap chain stores for a tenth of the price, even though it requires more effort to find the one good garment in three.</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the survey mentioned, how are young people with money changing their shopping habits?

<p>According to the survey, young people with money are abandoning the designer shops and buying their clothes in chain stores, second-hand shops, and markets.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What does the author dislike about the phrase 'must-have'?

The author doesn't believe that certain fashion items are essential.

How does the author view people who shop at designer brands like Prada?

The author believes that people who rely on designer brands are insecure about their own fashion choices.

What does the author find more satisfying than buying designer clothes?

The author finds more satisfaction in finding unique and affordable clothing at chain stores than buying expensive designer items.

What does the author value more: individuality or designer brands?

The author values finding unique pieces that express personal style rather than buying trendy items from designer brands.

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How are young people with money changing their shopping habits?

Young people with money are shifting their shopping habits from designer stores to more affordable options like chain stores and markets.

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How does the author feel about finding one good garment in three?

The author finds it enjoyable to hunt for unique clothing items in chain stores even though it requires effort.

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What does the author believe about finding a unique piece in a cheap chain store compared to buying designer clothes?

Buying clothes from chain stores and markets allows for a more individual look compared to designer clothes.

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What does the author think about the confidence of young people to trust their own judgment in fashion?

The author appreciates the confidence of young people to trust their own judgment in fashion, choosing unique styles over expensive designer brands.

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How does the author believe that buying clothes from chain stores and markets allows for a more individual look compared to designer clothes?

The author believes that buying clothes from chain stores and markets allows for a more individual look compared to designer clothes.

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How does the author feel about the process of finding unique and affordable clothing in chain stores?

The author finds the process of finding unique and affordable clothing in chain stores a rewarding experience.

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What does the author equate finding a great piece of clothing at a cheap store to?

The author equates finding a great piece of clothing at a cheap store to discovering gold in a river.

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What does the author believe about finding a great piece of clothing at a cheap store compared to buying designer clothes?

The author believes that finding unique and affordable clothing is a more rewarding experience than buying expensive designer clothes.

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Why does the author dislike the phrase 'must-have' in fashion?

The author dislikes the phrase 'must-have' because it implies that the designer is manipulating consumers to buy their products solely to increase their profits, rather than because the consumer genuinely wants or needs the item.

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Study Notes

The Author's View on Designer Brands

  • The author rejects the idea of "must-have" designer items, questioning the need to follow the crowd and instead prefers to trust their own taste.
  • Designer brands are seen as manipulative, aiming to increase their profits at the expense of the consumer's wallet.
  • The author believes that people who buy designer brands are often insecure and lack confidence in their own taste, relying on the brand's reputation instead.

Alternative Shopping Options

  • The author finds it more satisfying to shop at cheap chain stores on the High Street, where they can find similar items at a fraction of the price (1/10th).
  • Although it requires skill to find the right item, the satisfaction of finding a great piece is immense.

Shift in Consumer Behavior

  • According to a British bank's survey, young people with money are moving away from designer shops and towards chain stores, second-hand shops, and markets.
  • This shift indicates that young people are gaining confidence in their own judgement and are willing to take risks to look individual and unique.

Personal Shopping Philosophy

  • The author has always believed in trusting their own judgement and not following the crowd, even when it comes to fashion.
  • The exorbitant prices of designer brands are staggering, and the author would rather spend their money on other things.

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