"The Cloths Make The Man"

In many cases, we see men by looks, by personality, by body, or by style. We see men in ways where we like them for many different things such as those above. But to interpret "The cloths make the man," I had found it to be meaning that one man can't be made until a cloth lays upon them. I, to say, quoted this to myself because a man can't be a man without clothing. As seen above, you have a homeless man and a professional or so say, model in a suit, see a difference? So lets start this off by saying that we have a homeless man there, having old clothes before he became homeless or having clothes he found or took. You can't make a person a man if they don't have anything to wear because there life and self is internally and externally empty or naked, not literally. Putting yourself in the same shoes as the homeless man and think about how one simple cloth can make them look like human, and not by seeing bones and naked skin that you will only see them in a different way. Now lets talk about the model in the suit, see a much BIGGER difference? Well, you can see that this man has money, he looks rich, and his style is all professional and fancy-looking. This man would say, values his clothing and what he wears because he models for the way he looks and models for the outfits he wears. A homeless man can't be a model because all photographers want is to have a good subject or model to take a picture of. Now that is a huge difference because people see society to make people look rich and bold, as in to seeing clothes and expensive outifts worn by good-looking people to make them man. But in other rather cases, we only see what makes a man if they are wearing one cloth to make them a human-being, to make them look like they belong for only what they wear, not by their looks or how they act. It is key to see why society needs clothes and needing clothes is basically a part of our identity in some way and therefore "one man can't be made until a cloth lays upon them."