Our clothes and fashion
choice have psychological meaning and
implications in society. And visual transmission of our personality through
clothes and fashion is universal and basic means to define who we are. So what does female activist view about
Fashion Industry? Modern women’s predominant principle is that, women must get
liberty to choose their limit and do whatever they want to do, unless they are
not breaking law or encroaching anybody else right. In such context, it is not
astonishing that some modern women regard Fashion as a breakthrough of feminist
movement. In contrary Some feminist argue that fashion has preferred one female
body perfect over all other. And peddled social tendency that a women will be unnoticed
if she doesn’t were certain clothes or possess specific body type.
Models and actress are
often seen in transparent attire, short clothes, backless dresses, which
wouldn’t be awkward in fashion industry.
However, in society these body revealing clothes are only for sensual pleasure and gaze to men. Thus, this sexist
nature of modern fashion annoy female activist who are trying to restrain objectification
of female body.
Modern women opines
that rural women’s are enslaved by their culture for they are not allowed to
dress as they want and urban women are liberated because they are privileged to
choose their dress. Their notion is also reasonable to some extend but they are
missing a point. It’s not the dress that ensure women liberty or oppression. It’s
whether or not they enjoy same privilege as their male counterparts. In our
country modern woman are constantly objectifying themselves in name of fashion
which indirectly impact psychology of young girls. My primary concern is,
little brains will grow up cultivating idea that they need to appear in “sexy”
way, and possess certain type figure to get public attention.
We had created a system
under which girls feel she has to were revealing dress to get attention and
taken seriously. Normally in screen we can see celebrities dancing in revealing
clothes, so that she would get “noticed” as an actress. Today, girls on screen
are not looked as performer, they are looked at as sensual object. If any
celebrity is deliberately and willingly decide to expose and perform in certain
way and feels relaxed doing so, should we call that feminist act or has she
been victim of system, that is objectifying her without her consciousness ?. This question remain unanswered.
My scorpion brain find hard to believe that half naked celebrities
advocate women to see who they are on inside, not outside. I believe, No father
wants her daughter’s body being gazed in street, no brother wants his sister’s
body be the topic in “coffee talk”. Yet, they are resilient by force not by
choice. They are forced to accept this objectification of their women’s body as
fashion.
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