'TRADITIONAL' IS STILL 'COOL'
Living in a world where all people are always trying to race against one another, be it technology-wise, fashion-wise, education-wise, etc. we sometimes forget our true base. Our Tradition.
If we look deep into the importance of tradition, we can find that it makes us distinct among million others and makes us a unique self.
Tradition is in all by blood, which therefore, deserves equal importance and respect like any essential components in our lives.
nowadays, fashion, upgrades each day and people are trying to keep-up with this rapid-growing-trend from the latest fashion-weeks or shows. the garment you have bought from the show yesterday might be out of fashion tomorrow.
in the case of traditional attires, the design has been carried on for 100s and 1000s of years but still hasn't lost a single bit of its value.
when you wear a traditional attire, you will hardly hear anyone saying,"the outfit is so ugly!".
this is because Tradition has a respectable force in itself that radiates values and goodness in its own unique kind.
tradition is cool today and will still be cool a million years later.
If we look deep into the importance of tradition, we can find that it makes us distinct among million others and makes us a unique self.
Tradition is in all by blood, which therefore, deserves equal importance and respect like any essential components in our lives.
nowadays, fashion, upgrades each day and people are trying to keep-up with this rapid-growing-trend from the latest fashion-weeks or shows. the garment you have bought from the show yesterday might be out of fashion tomorrow.
in the case of traditional attires, the design has been carried on for 100s and 1000s of years but still hasn't lost a single bit of its value.
when you wear a traditional attire, you will hardly hear anyone saying,"the outfit is so ugly!".
this is because Tradition has a respectable force in itself that radiates values and goodness in its own unique kind.
tradition is cool today and will still be cool a million years later.
“Tradition is a guide and not a jailer.”
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