Quote by Edward Gibbon

Style is the image of character.

Style is the image of character.

Summary

This quote suggests that one's style, whether it be in fashion, communication, or any other aspect of life, reflects their character. It implies that the way in which a person presents themselves visually or verbally is a reflection of their inner qualities, values, and attitudes. In other words, style goes beyond superficial appearances and carries a deeper meaning, serving as an outward expression of one's individuality and personality.

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By Edward Gibbon

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