WHAT HAVE THEY GOT IN THEIR WARDROBES? 1. Young people in Britain have different attitudes towards fashio 1) Read the following opinions on clothing and fashion. Tracey think that fashion is important? You have 2 minutes. the main idea) Phil: All my classmates say that I'm trendy. I enjoy wearing stylish clothes. I like to look smart and attractive. We can't go through life with the same hairstyle or make-up. It's very important to follow fashion. I hate it when people dress alike, because they buy clothes in "chain" stores. I prefer handmade or design clothes. My classmates say that I'm materialistic, but it's not a sin, is it? Sometimes I turn up in something really extravagant. When you are up with fashion you feel you're an individual. Tracey: I don't care what other people wear. More than that I don't care what I wear. My mum buys clothes for me in a "chain" store or at a car boot sale. * She says that only the rich can afford following fashion and wearing trendy clothes. I prefer casual things jeans, T-shirts, homemade sweaters. And it's a problem for me to get out of jeans into something more stylish but I don't care. My elder brother's friends have cut their hair into strange shapes, pierced their ears and wear a lot of cheap jewellery. They say they show off their independence, feelings and values. I don't know if they are right. If I were older I would probably do the same. 2) Listen to Katherine's opinion on clothin is important? (listening for the main idea) 167 Does she think th