Topic Idea: Judging Designer Labels

Randy Lane • April 22, 2012

This article claims that women who feel ignored are likely to splurge on designer labels (you know the ones people in radio can’t afford). Here’s another article that outlines the way we judge men based on the brands they typically wear.


Set Up Ideas

  • Do you think women who wear designer clothes seek attention? Do you judge men by the brands they wear? Discuss.

 

  • Are there certain brands that should be off-limits to men or women after a certain age? For example, men over 25 shouldn’t wear Abercrombie.

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