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From the teenage years, the phase of self-discovery and independence begins. Personal style expresses independence from parents. Teenagers have more freedom and explore their own identity through their appearance.
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Clothing is beginning to be more than just practical for teenagers. Clothing allows them to express their personal preferences, individuality and character. It starts with teenagers choosing their own clothes and taking control of their style. This is the first way to experiment with their own image.<\/p>\n
In order to gain more authority over their parents, teenagers choose the preferred style of their friends. The recognition of their peers is now more important than that of their parents.<\/p>\n
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Fashion is one of the first steps towards individuality. But just like individuality, young people need a sense of belonging. By dressing in a certain way, they express that they belong to a certain group of friends. Teenagers who dress according to the example of older people indicate that they are aiming in a similar direction to their fashion role model.<\/p>\n
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The respective aspirations of the age phase, which will certainly change as they grow up, mean that young people develop an awareness of the social association of certain fashion styles. The desire to be recognised by their circle of friends has nothing to do with conformity. Within the fashion trends among teenagers, there are subgroups through which the young people express their affiliation to their friends, but at the same time show their individual attitude to life.<\/p>\n
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Teenagers influence the fashion trend of a society, but are also influenced by the current fashion trend. Every generation has its styles and role models that characterise this phase of life. Whilst teenagers strive to identify with certain people in mass culture and copy their style, their style also helps to set them apart from other age groups.<\/p>\n
By showing that they belong to a certain group, they also adapt their behaviour and inner attitude to this group, as teenagers spend a large part of their time with the group they dress according to. They want to be recognised not only through visual sameness, but also through expressions and opinions within this group.<\/p>\n
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Young people first have to get to know their style and their self-image is constantly changing and developing. Added to this is their own financial situation. They have to try to find the style they want within their financial limits. As they are still learning to style their bodies, they are more interested in short-lived but trendy clothes than in long-term quality. This is why teenage fashion brands are so successful, as they offer the latest trends and styles at affordable prices, even if the clothes don't last long.<\/p><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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