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Fashion often creates somewhat indissoluble dilemmas for us, such as for men of a certain age or physical build the use of pants attached to the pulp like a green orange peel, popularly called "chupin". This type of clothing does not look good on everyone and, as is known from fashion to the ridiculous, a mirror is enough, although one persists in following the trend to hide its production date and not look outmoded. clothing was George Sand,–the romantic writer, author of "Little Fadette"–, determined to break social conventions in pursuit of freedom, she did not hesitate to dress in men's clothing, not only in private to write, but also to go out to the street, since he signed with a manly pseudonym; what caused scandals in the Parisian society of the mid-1800s. Nowadays there is a tendency, very business celebrities or some presidents, to always dress the same; They claim that it is more practical and allows one less decision to be made in the day. But this behavior of using clothing almost like a uniform has many previous steps, in one of them we must locate the master of the new journalism, Tom Wolfe, who adopted, as a young man, the mythical suit and white vest that he combined with different ties, shirts and hats. For decades and until the end, the author of "The Bonfire of the Vanities" never changed the color of his clothing. On the opposite shore there were writers who made slovenliness a registered trademark of their wardrobe. Thus the Spanish novelist Pío Baroja, author of “Zalacaín, the adventurer”, dressed worse as he got older. He did not like brand new clothes and used the ones left by his nephews. When his shoes stopped having laces he resorted to a small rope to tie them and it is said that his brother gave him an almost new coat; but since it was too long for him, Baroja himself enthusiastically put scissors into it and cut the lining and the pockets, in addition to the asymmetry of short front and long back. The same way he walked calmly with his amputated overcoat around Madrid. Well, I'll go back to the beginning, will I have to buy suckers?

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