Why do you always feel that the dressing styles of first-tier cities and second, third and fourth-tier cities are very different?

Different strengths, different backgrounds, different temperament and aesthetics.

People in first-tier cities pay more attention to individuality and have the strength and vision to lead the trend; Pay more attention to taste and accumulate urban culture for thousands of years; Pay more attention to etiquette and have the cultivation of urban civilization; Pay more attention to the atmosphere and see the world.

In first-tier cities, men and women wear fashionable clothes, especially women's breasts are conspicuous, open and romantic, and they are not ashamed of feudalism. It is also the style of first-tier cities, which reflects the progress of society. If the third-and fourth-tier cities are closed, it is considered that women's breasts are exposed, which is not decent and has a bad style. Only first-tier cities and third-and fourth-tier cities are considered sluts. The key is to run less places and have no knowledge!

I think there are a few things that make it different!

I live in a third-tier city, where the subway and even the bus are not so smooth. Take the bus in the city, and you can't find the stop sign because there is no setting. So when you go out, you either ride an electric car or ride a bike. Then, it's inconvenient for you to ride a bike without clothes on. On the other hand, in first-tier cities, transportation is more convenient, and buses, subways and taxis can be chosen at will. Dress casually, it doesn't matter

Second-and third-tier cities have lower wages, so the consumption level is also low. When you go shopping, you will find that everything is cheap, but the corresponding quality is not good. In first-tier cities, high wages lead to high consumption. Going out shopping, you don't have hundreds of dollars, and you can't even buy a T-shirt. Accordingly, the clothes are of better quality and grade.

The more developed and high-end products, the more talents from all directions, even many foreign people. Most of them are college students, masters, doctors and entrepreneurs. They have extensive contacts and different natural horizons. Dressing is naturally more advanced and fashionable.

To sum up, I think these points are the most prominent. Because of the different environment, we have different requirements for ourselves and our appearance. Different occasions may have different constraints.

I don't think there is much difference. I often go to first-tier cities like Beijing and Tianjin to see the clothes of ordinary people, which is similar to our 18th-tier town. On the contrary, Shanghai, Wuhan, Hangzhou and Qingdao have more foreign clothes styles, but Guangzhou and Shenzhen have never been there, so I can't comment. It is said that Chengdu is the westernmost, is that right?

The feeling is still related to the pattern and knowledge. There are many brands in big cities, and many styles are good and everyone can afford them. Special women will keep up with each other, walk in the street and watch other women wear and learn! However, there are few brands in small cities and too few good things to wear on the streets.

This is like comparing people in rural areas with people in cities.

First, if you have no financial strength, or if you are busy, it is difficult to work if you dress too well. Rural people pay attention to being able to wear, comfortable to wear, and it doesn't matter whether it is popular or not.

Second, small cities, like rural areas, have different dressing styles from big cities. In our countryside, as long as a person dresses a little cooler and wears short skirts and stockings, people will talk about you, saying this and that, envious and jealous. Of course, I haven't made any progress in my thoughts, but I'm still stuck in the past and can't keep up with the times. I'm also from the countryside!

Aesthetics are different, but there is also a gap in strength. First-tier cities are well informed, while people in third-and fourth-tier cities dress conservatively.

When I first came to Guangdong, I found that people here don't like dressing up very much, but prefer plain face. Compared with the third-and fourth-tier cities in the north, girls' clothes there are not fashionable.