Is it possible to know a person's culture and charater from their choice of clothes? Sometimes, some people distinguish a person’s culture and character from others by what he or she wears, since they believe the choice of clothes can reflect the person’s culture and character. However, I don’t agree with this opinion. Maybe it’s true in old days, since the ancient people’s choices of clothes are very limited. They need to wear something which can represent their culture or character for some social purposes. For example, people can identify their religion easily by a person’s typical traditional clothes. But the situation is quit different now. People wear plenty of different clothes, and most of them are produced by factories, which means some of the clothes have the same brand, style, even color. The consequence is that people are more likely to wear same or similar clothes. In this case, it’s hard to know a person’s culture or character just by his or her clothes. Moreover, modern employees often wear uniforms or suits during working time, these clothes are almost same to each other. If you want to know someone who wears uniform about his or her culture or character, you should talk to him or her, rather than just look at their clothes. In my opinion, nowadays, the clothes can not reflect someone’s culture or character. Instead, they could show a person’s personal details such as interests, attitudes toward fashion, even their economic or educational background. Sometimes, these details are vey helpful to make friends. Nonetheless, if you want to take a further step to know sth about a person’s culture and character, some face to face communication is more preferable.