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Living in a time (or place) where people can wear whatever they want is truly freeing.

Imagine not being able to wear pants and having to opt for skirts and dresses every day.

It would probably feel restrictive and uncomfortable, hindering our productivity and self-confidence.

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However, this does not mean that people stopped judging the clothes others find joy in wearing.

Whether consciously or subconsciously, people make assumptions based on appearance, its human nature.

I dont know why people say they dont judge.

Young woman confidently poses in stylish black suit, symbolizing a reality check moment.

Its just a lie.

People judge every day.

Thats what organisms do.

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Thats what human beings do, agreed Reginald Ferguson, founder ofNew York Fashion Geek.

I believe in dressing for yourself first, but also recognizing that how we present ourselves sends a message.

You dont have to conform, but looking polished and put together can help in professional and social prefs.

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At the end of the day, confidence is what makes any outfit work, suggested Warten.

Ferguson seems to have a similar opinion.

Ultimately, you have to have the strength and presence of mind to make the choices for yourself.

Text discussing a daughter’s strained relationship with her mother over wearing a suit to prom and personal acceptance.

Then you dont look as credible.

Both experts say that so that feel happy in whatever we wear, the pieces have to be comfortable.

Comfort is king, but comfort does not mean that you dress slovenly, said Ferguson.

Text about a mom making comments on beliefs and lifestyle, highlighting reality check for daughter’s prom suit choice.

Identify colors, fits, and styles that flatter you and align with your lifestyle, Warten advised.

Dont chase trends, build a wardrobe of modern, timeless pieces that reflect who you are.

No matter your style, fit and quality matter.

Woman wearing a suit in a room with natural light, representing prom attire.

Clothes should complement your shape and feel good to wear.

And most importantly, wear what makes you feel like the best version of yourself, concluded Warten.

Check out the results:

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Text about a daughter choosing a light blue suit for prom, despite mom’s comment.

Text message from a mom about daughter’s prom suit photos shared on Facebook.

Text exchange about wearing a suit to prom instead of a dress for a daughter.

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Text exchange about prom suit, highlighting daughter’s response and mom’s realization.

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Text expressing frustration over a mother’s thinly veiled homophobia, with apologies for grammar errors typed on a phone.

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Comments about acceptance and individuality regarding wearing a suit to prom.

Discussion on a mom’s comment about her daughter wearing a suit to prom, highlighting a reality check in the online exchange.

Reddit comment exchange about a mother reacting to her daughter’s suit at prom, highlighting personal boundaries.

Text exchange discussing identity and relationships in response to a comment about daughter wearing suit to prom.

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Reddit comments discussing a daughter’s choice to wear a suit, highlighting a mom’s remarks and responses addressing them.

Comments discussing a daughter wearing a suit to prom and a mother’s reaction.

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Comment in response to mom’s remark about daughter wearing suit to prom.

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Reddit comment by nolaz: “Good for you,” highlighting reality check response.

Comment on mom’s opinion about daughter wearing suit to prom, highlighting the need for a reality check.

Comment about daughter in suit at prom, highlighting perspective on how to handle disputes.

Comment discussing treatment and behavior related to daughter wearing suit to prom, highlighting social dynamics.

Reddit comment about a sister wearing a tux to prom and looking amazing, related to daughter wearing suit.