To give you some context, I'm currently in college, where a significant number of my classmates usually dress in a more streetwear style. Although I have nothing against that style, I feel that I'm personally more drawn to something formal or classic. The thing is, I'm still not entirely sure what kind of clothes I could wear, as I don't want to look too formal and feel like I don't fit in. That's why I'd like to know what you think about streetwear and how you perceive this style in a university and general context. Also, if you know of any more formal alternatives, I'd love to hear them to get some style ideas. Thank you for reading and sharing.

Hello everyone, welcome to my first post in this community. First of all, I am very grateful for the opportunity to be here and learn from all of you. I ask this because I've noticed that many of you have collections (impressive ones, by the way) of several bottles, so that's where my question comes in: why do you have several and not just one? Like, what is the motivation behind your colections? I hope to learn and read from you all. Thank you.

I have always believed that dressing well gives you more confidence and even helps you interact with other people in a better way. So I wanted to ask, how have you felt that change in the way you act before vs. after?

Hello everyone, I hope you are all well. I wanted to write in this section to tell you about the style challenge I am currently facing. For the last year and a half, I had my head shaved because of the military service of my country. Now that I have finished it I want to have my own hairstyle, but I don't know what I need to take into consideration to get the best hairstyle I can have. What can I do?

Today is the day everyone likes to express how grateful they are for the life they have. They're grateful for family... They're grateful for friends... They're grateful for how far they've come... But the very next day? They're back to complaining about their life as if everything they said before was only a performance. The truth is... If peace and happiness are important to you... You can't confine gratitude to Thanksgiving and the times when it's most convenient. You have to exercise it every day. ...and here’s the part most people never figure out: Gratitude isn’t just about the comfortable stuff. Anybody can be thankful when life is smooth. Anybody can appreciate the good times. Anybody can smile when things are going their way. But what about when they aren't? All the people you see living a life of true fulfillment... They're grateful for every part of their life. ...Especially the parts that most people avoid, curse, and cast to the side. The pressure. The responsibilities. The uncomfortable conversations. The long nights. The lonely seasons. The challenges. The hardship. Why? Because they understand these moments are the forge that offers life's greatest gifts. Resilience. Confidence. Self-belief. Grit. Fortitude. ...and every other skill that separates them from everybody else. So be grateful and give thanks. ...but don't stop yourself short after today. Gratitude isn't a holiday. It's a daily commitment. One that will change your life. ~ Andy Frisella