Women's fashion should also be about how a woman conducts herself. Where she eats, whom she is seen with, how she talks, and how she thinks. There are no limits to the definition of fashion, so why stop with just the outer appearance? It is not very fashionable when a woman is having a cat fight in public or if a woman is so envious of another woman that she puts guilt on her for having something. Fashion goes way beyond the way one looks, one must think outside of the box. Appearance is not everything.



All throughout the media there are stories of female celebrities fighting over men, or someone has been parting to hard. One steals another's boyfriend or is gossiping behind someone's back. This is not true women's fashion. It is, however, human nature to be catty and vindictive, but can one not control their behavior so it is fashionable, so as to set a good example for the young girls. A woman that is constantly vulgar, using bad language for everyone to hear is not fashionable. It is more fashionable to be polite, concise, intelligent, and of good virtue then to be ugly, crude, and just plain stupid. There are so many ways to let one's self be known and to stand up for one's self without being unfashionable.

There are some not so respectful people in the world. The drug addicts, the violent people, etc... if a women is seen associating with these type of people, she would not appear fashionable. She may be the most well dressed one in the area, but she is still in the company of bad people. Also, hand in hand with that, if that same woman walked into a dirty little cafe as opposed to a high class restaurant, which would appear to be more fashionable. Where a woman goes and who she is seen with is just as important as what she has on.

Even looking inward can still lead to outward appearances, but, it goes to show that clothes and make up does not define women's fashion alone. There are a lot of factors leading into women's fashion, you can dress her up all you want, but that does not make her fashionable.