People who judge other people based on how they dress in real life. Yes, this is a forum dedicated to fashion, so it doesn't really apply here; go wild in criticizing people for their (lack of) fashion sense. But in real life, I notice people who dress well look down on others who don't really care how they look, and it bugs me. They may simply focus their life on other things that are more important to them. This may not be true for you personally and I'm not trying to make the blanket statement that everyone who is fashionable is stuck up, but there are definitely people like this. Clearly what one wears is important to people on these forums, otherwise they wouldn't be posting here so I'm ready for harsh criticism. However, I'd hope that even if someone doesn't have "style" he or she would still be treated not in a condescending manner.
An exception would apply to people who obnoxiously think they look good and are cocky about it, but in reality look like a trainwreck of stereotypes. The real question becomes how does one separate those who dress poorly into two categories of "inflated self-image" and "don't care" and I would think the only way to figure that out is by seeing how they act. Even then, it can be deceptive.
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People who judge other people based on how they dress in real life. Yes, this is a forum dedicated to fashion, so it doesn't really apply here; go wild in criticizing people for their (lack of) fashion sense. But in real life, I notice people who dress well look down on others who don't really care how they look, and it bugs me. They may simply focus their life on other things that are more important to them. This may not be true for you personally and I'm not trying to make the blanket statement that everyone who is fashionable is stuck up, but there are definitely people like this. Clearly what one wears is important to people on these forums, otherwise they wouldn't be posting here so I'm ready for harsh criticism. However, I'd hope that even if someone doesn't have "style" he or she would still be treated not in a condescending manner.
An exception would apply to people who obnoxiously think they look good and are cocky about it, but in reality look like a trainwreck of stereotypes. The real question becomes how does one separate those who dress poorly into two categories of "inflated self-image" and "don't care" and I would think the only way to figure that out is by seeing how they act. Even then, it can be deceptive.