Growing Up Analysis

he states that people he connects with look the coolest, most hip thing, and how to bring it to the standard and profit. He outlines the issues and hardships to face endeavoring to do this moreover. This article examines the searching for new fashions at street level and deciding how to apply them to plan and advertising. It primarily takes after DeeDee Gordon and Baysie Wightman, two skilled “coolhunters,” and recognizes the techniques and how they function in influencing the product. Focusing on DeeDee and Baysie, Gladwell describes their look, talk, and dress. “DeeDee and Baysie, cool changes more quickly, and because of cool changes more quickly, we need coolhunters like DeeDee and Baysie. DeeDee is tall and glamorous, with short hair she has dyed so often that she claims to have forgotten her real color... She lives in Laurel Canyon and works at Lambesis, an advertising agency in Del Mar where she puts out a quarterly tip sheet called the "L Report."... Baysie works for Reebok… (Gladwell). This helps

Thus, growing up I had no idea on trends. Because I grew up in a Christian family, therefore my parents were strict about being spiritual and religious, that point I didn't get the opportunity to know about trends or didn't want to be a part of it is the truth. Additionally, I wasn’t allowed to listen to rap or other Music and even to watch movies. Later I understood why my parents didn’t allow me to act like other teenagers who are my age. Moreover, after coming to America, I spend the majority of my teenage days in America. However, still never wanted to change because of the good foundation I got from my family. I have seen people changing after coming to America because of a lot of trends and fashion influence people. I have been living in America for about six years now, I think I’m still the same person who I was in India. Don’t want to change and never will