I just back from a shopping mall. It has been long day with lots of window shopping. The visit reminded me of my earlier days in the capital, when me and my friend used to spend hours enojying the cool air of the shopping on any given summer weekends. It used to be our favourite time pass, going to any shopping mall, watch a movie had some meals from the food court and enjoy the free AC air. In between like any other boys things we do check out on some of the chicks. In the capital we have many vistors to mall wearing too modern and flashy revealing dresses that may not suit to any conservative family. But todays visit to the mall was quite different.
Mall culture is very popular in the big cities, and slowly the culture expanded to many small town and cities of India. Now almost all the small town have one or more shaopping mall in their main market places. But the culture is very different. In big cities, many of the chicks visit wearing revealing cloth that may pull anyone attention. But today, I did found a unique difference between the big cities malls and small cities mall. Todays I noticed beauty with difference. While big cities women visit the places wearing too modern dresses, that may exposes their body. They call them fashion but was not align with the age long Indian tradition and culture. In small cities I did not noticed any fashionable dresses that may create any kind of objection. Be it male or female, everyone was wearing proper dresses that may cover their complete body. They have the modern dresses jeans or tops, but those were not exposing any of their body parts. This feels much good and sensible way of dressing. It feels like I am in middle of a civilised world. It does not mean that women of small cities does not know fashion. They do have nice sense lf fashion clothes and style, but the swag is completelly different from those of bigger cities.
Big cities are often hubs of fashion trends, and what is considered fashionable in a big city might be more revealing than in smaller towns. Big cities often offer a greater sense of anonymity and less social pressure to conform to specific dress codes. People feel more comfortable expressing themselves through their clothing choices without fear of judgment from their neighbors or community.
People in smaller towns are more likely to know each other, which can lead to greater scrutiny of clothing choices and a higher likelihood of judgment. Smaller communities often have stronger social ties and a greater emphasis on conformity. People may feel pressure to dress in a way that aligns with local norms and expectations.
Here I am jor against any kind of cloth that people wear, but differentiating how the small town still manage to hang out with the culture and tradition. The difference in clothing choices between big and small cities is often a reflection of the different social dynamics, cultural norms, and levels of anonymity that exist in those environments.
In good faith - peace!!
