A. It allows individuals to showcase their unique style and creativity.

B. It enables conformity to societal expectations and norms.

C. It facilitates the concealment of one's true identity.

D. It promotes the adoption of a standardized uniform.

A. It challenges and subverts societal expectations.

B. It remains unaffected by cultural influences and trends.

C. It reinforces and perpetuates existing social norms and values.

D. It promotes individual expression without regard for societal context.

A. It fosters a sense of unity and belonging among individuals.

B. It emphasizes individual differences and distinctiveness.

C. It discourages the expression of cultural heritage and traditions.

D. It promotes isolation and detachment from others.

A. It has no impact on an individual's self-perception or self-esteem.

B. It consistently boosts self-confidence and self-worth.

C. It can positively or negatively affect self-perception and self-esteem.

D. It always leads to a decline in self-esteem and self-worth.

A. It reinforces traditional gender roles and stereotypes.

B. It challenges and disrupts gender norms and expectations.

C. It has no influence on the construction of gender identities.

D. It promotes androgyny and the erasure of gender distinctions.

A. It has no potential for social change or activism.

B. It can be used to raise awareness and promote social causes.

C. It is exclusively used for commercial purposes and has no social impact.

D. It hinders social progress and activism.

A. It has no connection to cultural identity and is purely aesthetic.

B. It accurately represents and preserves cultural heritage and traditions.

C. It is influenced by cultural factors but also subject to individual interpretation.

D. It actively suppresses and undermines cultural identity.

A. It reinforces mainstream cultural norms and values.

B. It promotes individuality and discourages group affiliation.

C. It facilitates the expression of unique subcultural identities.

D. It homogenizes subcultural groups and erases their distinctiveness.

A. It cannot be used as a form of resistance or challenge.

B. It always conforms to societal norms and expectations.

C. It can be used to subvert and disrupt established norms and expectations.

D. It promotes conformity and discourages non-conformity.

A. It is unaffected by historical and political events and trends.

B. It accurately documents and preserves historical events and political ideologies.

C. It is influenced by and reflects historical and political contexts.

D. It actively suppresses and distorts historical and political narratives.

A. It reinforces cultural stereotypes and promotes exclusivity.

B. It celebrates cultural diversity and encourages inclusivity.

C. It has no impact on cultural diversity or inclusivity.

D. It actively suppresses cultural diversity and promotes homogeneity.

A. It undermines national unity and cohesion.

B. It fosters a sense of national pride and belonging.

C. It has no influence on the formation of national identities.

D. It promotes regionalism and separatist tendencies.

A. It actively suppresses and undermines cultural traditions.

B. It has no role in preserving or revitalizing cultural traditions.

C. It can be used to document and transmit cultural traditions to future generations.

D. It promotes the abandonment of cultural traditions in favor of modernity.

A. It has no connection to economic or social class distinctions.

B. It accurately represents and preserves economic and social class hierarchies.

C. It is influenced by and reflects economic and social class distinctions.

D. It actively challenges and disrupts economic and social class distinctions.

A. It actively contributes to environmental degradation and waste.

B. It has no impact on sustainability or environmental consciousness.

C. It can be used to raise awareness and promote sustainable fashion practices.

D. It discourages the adoption of sustainable fashion practices.