Political events in today’s world have a strong influence on the way people dress. When issues like immigration, climate change, or elections become important topics, designers often respond by creating clothing that sends a message. For example, many brands in 2025 have used bold colors, slogans, and symbols to show support for social justice or to raise awareness about human rights (Lopez, 2025). Fashion becomes a way for people to express what they believe in, almost like wearing their opinions on their clothes.
Politics also affects fashion through rules, laws, and global tensions. When governments change trade policies or place restrictions on certain materials, clothing companies must adjust how they make their products (Chang, 2024). In 2025, more brands are choosing eco-friendly fabrics because political leaders are pushing for stronger climate policies. This shows that fashion does not exist on its own—what happens in the world shapes how clothes are designed, made, and worn.
References
Chang, L. (2024). Global policies and their impact on the fashion supply chain. Fashion Studies Journal
Lopez, M. (2025). Political expression in modern fashion. Journal of Contemporary Culture
