Maybe their social position may be given by their appearance, but it depends on each person. I think that judging because of the appearance being appropriate or not depends on the context. Judging someone that looks mysterious in the middle of the night may be appropiate in terms of your own security, but in other cases is completely inappropriate.
2.- Is Julie fair to her old friends in the change she makes? How might she have handled the change differently so as not to alienate her friends?
I don't think Julie is fair to her friends, because she makes a huge change and didn't gave them the chance to accept her. She should explain them her feelings and the reasons why. Also, she arrived with the intention to have a conflict, instead of talking overtly with her friends.
That tis friends will like her because of her outside appearance, ad not by the inner part. Maybe they accept her because she belonged t their group, but they don't know her at all, so probably, when they get to know her, she could be rejected from this group.
4.- Does Julie change internally as a result of changing externally? Can simply dressing differently influence a person's character? Why, or why not?
I think she makes a little change in her inner part, by changing her friends, but she is still the same Julie. A change in the way people dress can make a difference in their character, maybe giving more confidence or security in that individual, because the way you may feel using different clothes can change your life style.
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