Simile, from the Latin " Simĭlis " is a term that refers to a comparison between two objects of different nature but that have similar characteristics. The etymology of the word describes a series of transformations of the term in Spanish speech that do not differ from each other, on the contrary, they represent rather an idiom of the term for each region, for example, similar and similar. The term simile can be used as an adjective that describes the presence of two elements that coincide in some characteristic appreciable by the senses of the human being. Simile and its derivations, take us into one of the millions of terms applied to everyday life to point out, denote and make a graphic reference to something that is similar but not exactly the same.
Simile, as a comparative adjective, abounds in society, since human behavior constantly appreciates and despises what is around it. At a certain point in the subject, it is inevitable for a person who is surrounded by so many things that attract his attention, not to make a simile with something or someone on a certain issue. It is an automatic response of the senses to state that there is a simile between two or more things. The human brain, thanks to its complexity, can create comparison patterns between things that are really beyond the control of what it is trying to compare, for example: There is a very great similarity between the wings of the butterfly and the leaves of the branch in which it is stopped, in this way and perhaps consciously, the butterfly is in a state of camouflage to avoid being prey to a predator of nature.
Just as they protect themselves, many animals use camouflage to make a simile with the environment that surrounds them, but this time to hunt their victims. Nowadays, fashion also uses simile a lot more deliberately, in order to make a more direct contact with nature, the city or the universe of possibilities that are around. That is, they found a way to make fashion through simile and comparison.
