Hey, Kate. You know what? I’ve just found two pictures that are perfect for our project “To make or to buy  — that is the question.” Let me tell you a bit more about them.

These pictures are relevant to our project because they illustrate the two main ways of getting new clothes. In the first photo, there’s a sewing machine with colorful fabrics around it. This represents the option of making clothes. The second photo shows a shopping mall filled with various clothing stores, highlighting the buying option. The difference between these two is clear: one focuses on creativity and personal touch, while the other emphasizes convenience and variety.

In my opinion, both making and buying clothes have their advantages. For instance, making clothes allows for customization, so you can create something unique that fits your style perfectly. It can also be a fun and rewarding experience. On the other hand, buying clothes is much quicker and easier, giving you access to a wide range of styles and sizes without the need for sewing skills.

However, there are disadvantages to both methods. Making clothes can be time-consuming and requires some sewing skills, which not everyone has. Buying clothes, while convenient, can be expensive and often leads to fast fashion, which is harmful to the environment.

As for me, I prefer buying clothes because it saves time and offers more options. However, I think it’s important to balance both methods. Sometimes, making a piece of clothing can be a great way to express creativity and ensure you have something truly special.

So, shall we use these photos in our project? Call me when you’re ready to discuss! Bye-bye!

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