Whether people are excited to get dressed up again or hugely over it, last year’s extended pause allowed people the opportunity to rethink their approach to fashion.
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Sweats have become staples in many wardrobes. In 2020, sales of sweatpants increased by 17% nationally, as employment fell and some jobs became remote.
Denise Wight from Longmont, Colorado, said she developed something of a sweatpant habit. “I believe I owned two pairs prior to the pandemic,” she said. “I now have 10.”
Many of the people who spoke with BuzzFeed News were happy to ditch their business casual looks now that most people were working from home or spending less time in the office.
With many people losing their jobs over the past year, strained budgets have also been a concern and a reason to reevaluate not only how much effort, but money, they put into their wardrobe. 
At its heart, fashion is largely about self expression and @waouwwaouw hopes to take advantage of the freedom that comes from changing priorities and expectations when it comes to her personal style.
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