Fashion freedom often hinges on wealth. A thrifted blazer on a rich person is “vintage cool,” but on a working-class person, it’s seen as “cheap.” This shows a bias: style is valued when linked to status. Low-income individuals face strict dress codes tied to job security and respect, limiting expression. Fashion reflects deeper social divides and systemic barriers. True style should be inclusive, beyond class or social norms. Until then, fashion’s voice remains uneven.