Writing task 3 2014

1. Do we change our identity when we wear different clothes, for example, when we are not wearing our school uniform.
I think we do change our identity at least when we are not using the uniform, because when your are wearing the uniform you are like in a more formal space and you have to keep up the school's like reputation and all of that. But when you are wearing street clothes, you can wear what you want, maybe to express what you think through them and you are in a more informal space.

2. Do we change our way of speaking?
Related to the first question and answer I think that we do change our language because of the formal/informal space related to the clothes. When you are wearing a uniform for example, you cant go walking on the streets talking like if you were a rapper, the uniform symbolizes something, something formal.

3. How do our clothes represent our identity?
Our clothes represent us in many ways:
1) depending on the brand it represents or shows your social class
2) The kind of clothes you use too and how you wear them too, for example the colors, like people thats only wear black clothes are classified a "emos", big clothes out of size most to "flaites" etc.
But this is too related to the last two questions, represents our identity in the same ways already given