You can actually judge someone by their appearance. You can judge how careful they are with hygiene, for an example. You can judge if they are actively working or if they are just concerned about looking good, what isn't a good signal at all if you are looking for someone to work for you, as someone who is constantly focused on himself, can't be focused on work properly.

It goes beyond identifying who is dressing to look like a homeless needy person, and who is well dressed to look professional and sharp.

Normally the way we dress most times it influence other people and control their first impression towards us. Dressing neat and sharp can actually make you to be very bold and confidence, make you earn respect, and create possibly create good opportunities for you but then personally i believe that good character, and hard work is very very important because someone might look good on the outside, but it is their attitude and actions they hurt other people and it actually determine how others value and trust them so best combo is dressing well, work hard, and maintain good character.

Wether or not we care, it is just so unfortunate that society will always judge People based off their appearances, like it's just the usual, some certain attire will attract certain attention when you walk into the room and that's just how it has been wired into society and alot of persons look towards society for acceptance. I mean I have caught myself the same act sometimes and depending on the venue but the truly tour looks can affect how perceive you.

I do think you should dress how comfortably you want to and also be ready to be perceive by others, now I'm not saying you should be bothered or say "look forward to being judged"  but then you can't ignore the fact that society will always judge so do with that what you will.

I totally agree with that, especially the last part. A lot of people, especially from the younger generations, tend to spend too much money on their personality and appearance despite them not actually being able to easily afford all that. Sometimes it's their own money because they have a job and they spend most of it on buying clothes and shoes and everything so that they look good, and sometimes it's their parents or guardians that have to pay for all of it, and if they refuse, they start getting angry and mad, might even stop talking to everyone until they buy him or her whatever she is asking for, it might even be more expensive than they can afford, but they have to do it because of the stubborness of their child.

So, it's actually really unnecessary because just like you said, a person should dress based on the occassions and situations and one doesn't need to buy new clothes and shoes every single time to look sharp and good every single day, especially when they can't easily afford to do it. I mean, if you are rich, you earn more money than you need or your parents do, then there is surely no problem, but if that's not the case, then just make sure you have one or a couple of suits that you can wear on special occasions, and the rest of the time, you can wear casual clothes.

Yeah I agree about what you said about Dressing on how you'd like to be addressed if it is a formal business then you need to look good and dress well because your physical looks is one of the first impression of people and it can help you also to be more confident and you can connect with people. if you are just spending a lot of money just to look good that is another story. but dressing good does not mean that you need luxury brands or expensive suits there are many alternative ways to dress and look good.

It's always advisable to dress probably and look good. It doesn't matter what others think. Although I think most people can think otherwise if they see you in good clothes, must we continue to depend on someone every time? Because it is only when you depend on someone that you would have this feeling. Apart from that, there's nothing that concerns anyone about how you live your life. Honestly, this dressing issue has been a big threat for some people, because most of the "big men" always want people to be under them, that's why we don't need to rely on anyone else.

It's not always that people judge other based on their appearances. Sometimes, people judge others depending on their personality. For me, dressing does not always matter as long as it is a decent dress. I don't expect people to wear Gucci and Armani's all the time. A decent t-shirt along with a denim and casual shoes would do just fine for me as long as the person knows how to present his ideas and has a better personality. I would look for a person who has good communications and interaction skills instead of someone wearing an expensive dress.

Business owners earning millions wear a dress costing less than $100 while a random IT employee earning a few thousands every year would spend more than $100 alone on the shoes. It's the mindset and not the dressing that can affect our personal economy.

I believe that dressing well will help us more or less.. because appearance is often the first impression that other people see, and when you dress well and according to the situation, it will make the first person's impression of you very good and make other people feel appreciated because you are able to dress by adjusting the situation. that's why salespeople are advised to maintain their appearance because they interact directly with potential customers, so that a neat and professional appearance can help make a better impression on potential customers.. just imagine if you were approached by a sales person who was dressed in shambles, maybe you would go straight away and not see what he has to offer.

First impression is the last impression we have often reaf about it while appears can influence the first impression but it is not the reliable measurement to see the personal ability or how they work or their ability to get success. There are many work places where the work speak louder than the clothing a well dressed person who cannot perform his job clearly or well is not going to win the trust for the long period of time, there are industries where dressing formally has very little connection to the skills like in  Engineering field in the IT departments and manufacturing and  constructions these type of field require experience and strategic planning,  problem solving skills rather than dressing. Similarly in the business field clients often come back to get more work because of the good services that was provided to them and the consistentency rather than the appearance.

Dressing up is really important honestly, so many folks out there thought they don't need to dress properly but securing deal, etc you will look more trustable if you can take care of yourself.
Some might think dressing is not important if you've build trust and portfolio, while that is true nothing wrong with dressing properly. For folks who are still building their career you definitely need to dress up.
Take a lesson from fake trader who are selling course, they rented lamborghini just to increase people's trust and put them in positive perception.