Advance Level Conversations- Series 2- Lesson 3- Talk about Fashion
In this lesson, you learn 10 conversation questions about fashion with sample answers for having a normal conversation discussing fashion. We also have added 10 extra conversation questions if you decide to extend your discussion. Fashion is more than just clothes, it’s a way we express our personality, culture, and creativity. Whether you’re into the latest trends or prefer a timeless look, what we wear often says something about who we are. Let’s explore the fascinating world of fashion through these fun and reflective questions.
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Conversation Questions about USA
1- Are you a fashionable person? What makes you say that?
I think I’m moderately fashionable. I like to keep things simple but well put together clean lines, neutral colors, and the occasional bold accessory. I may not follow every trend, but I enjoy expressing myself through my outfits. People often say I dress neatly and tastefully, so I think that counts. For me, comfort and confidence are the best fashion statements.
2- What is fashion? Can you explain?
Fashion is a way people express their personality, mood, and creativity through clothing, accessories, and even grooming. It’s not just about what’s trending, it’s about how you present yourself to the world. It evolves with culture, seasons, and even emotions. Everyone has their own version of fashion, which is what makes it fun and diverse. At its core, fashion is a personal statement.
3- Can you be fashionable without spending money? How would you do that?
Yes, definitely. Being fashionable doesn’t mean buying expensive clothes, it’s about how you style what you already have. You can mix and match, upcycle old pieces, or accessorize smartly. Thrift stores or swapping clothes with friends also helps refresh your wardrobe affordably. It’s really about creativity more than money.
4- Do you read fashion magazines? Which ones do you enjoy?
I occasionally flip through fashion magazines like Vogue or Elle when I’m in a waiting room or at a bookstore. I enjoy the photography and styling ideas. I don’t read them regularly, but they can be great for inspiration. Sometimes I follow fashion content online instead, like Pinterest boards or Instagram accounts. They’re quicker and easier to access.
5- Which season is it the easiest to be fashionable? Why do you think that season makes dressing up more fun or flexible?
Fall is probably the easiest season to be fashionable. The layering options are endless—jackets, scarves, boots, and cozy sweaters. You can play with textures and colors more creatively. It’s not too hot or too cold, so you can dress up without worrying about sweat or freezing. Plus, autumn colors like burgundy, beige, and forest green always look classy.
6- Who is the most fashionable in your family? What do they wear that stands out to you?
My cousin is definitely the most fashionable in our family. She always looks effortlessly stylish, whether she’s in casual jeans or a traditional outfit. She pays attention to little details like accessories, nail color, and shoes. What stands out is how confident and coordinated she looks. She has a good eye for color matching and mixing patterns.
7- Why do some people ignore fashion? Do you think it’s due to personal values, budget, or something else?
Some people ignore fashion because it’s just not a priority for them, and that’s okay. It could be due to comfort, personal beliefs, or even a tight budget. Others might find it time-consuming or feel overwhelmed by trends. For some, fashion just doesn’t align with their lifestyle or values. Everyone expresses themselves differently, and that’s part of what makes us unique.
8- Are you dressed fashionably today? What are you wearing?
I’d say I’m dressed casually today. I’m wearing a simple white shirt tucked into high-waisted jeans, with a light olive green jacket and sneakers. It’s comfortable but still put together. I added a watch and small earrings to keep it clean and polished. It’s my go-to look for a regular day out.
9- What clothes would you wear on a first date? Why would you choose that outfit?
For a first date, I’d wear something that feels comfortable but also makes me feel confident, probably a nice blouse with dark jeans or a simple dress. I’d choose something that isn’t too flashy but still shows effort. First impressions matter, and I want to look like myself, just a bit more polished. A little perfume and a smile go a long way too.
10- What would you wear to a romantic meal? How would you style it differently from a casual dinner?
For a romantic meal, I’d dress up a bit more, maybe a midi dress or a sleek blouse with a skirt and heels. I’d add subtle jewelry and do my hair neatly, maybe with light curls. It’s different from a casual dinner because the vibe is more intimate and special. I’d focus on looking elegant but still staying true to my style.
More discussion questions about fashion
For a longer conversation about fashion, you can use the below discussion questions about fashion:
1- What’s your favorite color for clothes? Why?
2- What two things would you never wear together? Have you ever made that mistake before?
3- What item of clothing is most useful in your wardrobe? Why?
4- Some say the fashion industry is very bad for the environment, as most clothes are unrecyclable. Explain if you agree/disagree.
5- What is a major fashion faux pas? Why do you think it’s considered a mistake?
6- What fabrics do you think are beautiful? How do they feel or look that makes them appealing?
7- What is the most uncomfortable item of clothing you own? Why?
8- What clothing do only children wear? Why?
9- Do you prefer brand-name clothes? Why?
10- Do you think dress codes should be followed if requested on an invitation? Why or why not?
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