No.29827[Last 50 Posts]
Post what you're wearing today, pieces you want to wear, recent cops, thrifting, inspo, concepts, runways, designers, questions, etc.
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>>25977 No.29829
I wear black neo-combat/work pants with the elasticated ankles and black hoody every day everywhere, interchangeable trainers, addidas in make.
If i'm going to the gym, I exchange the trousers for shorts and wear a sweat wicking top underneath. If I'm not I wear a plain t shirt, grey or white. If its cold I wear a jumper underneath, also a plain colour.
Rate.
No.29830
>>29829I'm guessing the Adidas are black too? I hope the pants look cool. If so, good.
No.29832
>>29830nah thats my splash of colour
No.29833
>>29830Thinking of switching it up with some camo trousers of the type mentioned above. But I feel like this is larpy and/or makes you look like a burned out rave kid
No.29860
found some $800 luxury jacket for $10 when thrifting but they arent from a well known designer, should i bother getting them and trying to resell them or nah
No.29865
Fashion is bourgeois. Proletarians wear functional/protective clothing or nothing.
No.29867
>>29860I guess you wouldn't be taking that big a risk. Probably would be easier to sell on ebay or somewhere online. Look at what comparable items are going for and see if it looks worth it.
No.29870
>>29866Camos make you look like a tool. Hope this helps.
No.29872
>>29866Also the Navy shirt makes you look like a fascist in addition to a tool
No.29873
>>29871You should be listening to faggots on fashion, it might help
No.29876
>>29870Any piece of clothing can be pulled off and what matters is execution.
No.29877
M65s are just good jackets. I've considered re-dying it because of anti-camo faggots, but I think I'll leave it as is. Only thing I've done is tear off the name tags and the US army patch.
No.29878
>>29877You can always overdye it to make it more subtle but still keep the camo pattern, but if you like as it is then rock it.
No.29882
https://imgur.com/a/DbJprA7 A quick guide to proportions and layering I stole from leddit
No.29901
>>29882"Looking better in outerwear is more than just 'buy this type of outerwear'. That's ignoring the shape of the wearer and the clothes they're wearing underneath that outer layer. That A-frame coat might entice people to seek one out expecting a similar results. What is not explained is that A-line silhouettes tend to favor narrow frame people, in particular, those with narrow shoulders. If you happen to have wider or square shoulders, you might be better served by a raglan sleeve which will soften you and create a more organic line (a robe coat might be your best bet).
Understanding your body will help you look better in outerwear. Do you have a long/short torso, do you have a wide/narrow frame? V shape? Pear shape? Round? Etc. A nice puffy bomber might sound great, but if you have thicc thighs or are more rotund you might actually be better off with the slimmer and more rectangular bomber.
Pretty much anything goes, but it's hard to get there if you don't pay attention to how forms change on your body and what you pair them with.
Some basic visual breakpoints for folks to keep in mind are:
- The bottom of the chest - Think shrug/bolero length
- Naval
- Modern waist
- Hip
- Knee
- Mid-calf
- Ankle
With these breakpoints you can add layers that hit different breakpoints to create different proportions. You can use color to create or hide contrast between sections. You can vary widths to explore more complex forms. You can leverage accessories to delineate breakpoints. You can tuck, roll, and whatever else to also hit those horizontal visuals to help play with proportion and change the silhouette.
Try to think of your fit as a composition of shapes and then, you can look better in outerwear (and everything else too)."
No.29905
I dress like shit and can't afford drip
:(
No.29906
>>29905You don't need it. Make yourself more attractive. Clothing is only the wrapping.
No.29909
>>29905Thrift uygha thrift
No.29915
>>29910Yeah it's hard and takes too long so you end up shitting yourself
No.29926
>>29910Don't do it if you got a sweaty ass crack
No.29927
>>29910Just wash it regularly and don't get it wet?
No.29929
Why are there supposedly designer brands with logo graphics on their stuff? I don't wanna pay premium just to be a walking advertisement.
No.29933
>>29929Because streetwear became huge in the last decade. Also it's mostly only the "traditional" houses that do this shit (think Louis Vutton, Prada..)
No.29938
With this thread hitting a third version maybe we need a whole board? Though it's only like 20 people involved on the fashion threads.
>>29901What even is considered narrow/wide shoulders exactly? What is thicc thighs? What is a short or long torso? Are these sort of things all relative as a ratio or a specific measure range? I think to even make use of this sort of info one needs to actually figure out how to properly identify their body. And what of posture? I noticed posture has a big effect on how tops look. I look different wwhen hunched over some than I do with a ridgid back.
>>29910No. Just dont wear white shoes with white jeans unless you have a white top on.
>>29926Merino wool underwear likely would take care of a sweaty crack. It absorbs moisture better than cotton and better temperature regulation so less likely to sweat to begin with.
>>29929 It probably originally started with mens clothes because they kept forgetting what brand they were wearing. You can remove patches with a seam ripper. You can remove embroidery with a seam ripper too or a specialized tool made for shaving off embroidery from backsbackside with a clipper like tool usually but can risk accidentally cutting the fabric too. Though you need a fabric that can have the holes dissapear. I know it works on cotton and wool but less sure on others.
>>29934>97% petrol productI hate this timeline. I noticed this happens way less with womens clothes. They are forcing men to wear plastic while women get cotton, cashmere, silk and fine linen.
No.30031
>>29934That does look comfy though
No.30032
>>29910>black man>white pants>esoteric nazi symbology>poopyYeah, I'm thinking kino
No.30338
>>29934tbh stuff like even only 5% cashmere greatly improves the feel of any fabric
No.30348
>>30345So like a normal battle jacket? I want one too but I don't go to enough shows to get patches.
No.30350
>>30339i think they mean non-anarchists are ugly
No.30351
they use lenin as example
No.30352
>>29910nah just get a good fit, but just be careful were u sit if u dont wanna be paranoid
No.30353
>>29863apparently marx was blocked from entering the library because he didnt have a suit jacket so they thought he was povo
No.30394
>>30345How did they even sew those patches on when the jacket has a lining? Go through the lining or try and sew only from the front side with something like a slip stitch?
No.30396
>>30348>>30345I'd like something like that too, it's cool, but I'm too lame for it
No.30400
>>30397Leather breathes a little through the pores. It's why kangaroo leather is more watertight, lack of pores. But yeah I don't know who manages that. Newer fake leathers of al sorts are coming around and maybe some are more breathable than petrol chemical faux leather and real leather.
No.30402
>>30397waxed denim is much better for pretty much the same look
No.30403
>>30402Is there some other kind of denim other than waxed that has a shiny look? I used to own some but some asshole may have thrown them out and i had them from two decades ago.
No.30437
>>30403I don't think so. You can wax jeans or any other cotton clothing yourself if you want btw
No.30452
>>30450What does this have to do with fashion?
But anyways:
>back to the cave nosferatus>you weren't built for this world. No.30473
>>30452Skincare has a lot to do with fashion.
No.30476
>>30472I was using examples that was more away from what Id want to avoid. Point being is seems difficult to figure out what to do with all these layers and sometimes organic like silhouette.
No.30499
>>30471become a snufkin cosplayer then
No.30537
>>29831I work for a living, taking care of my body isn't an option.
No.30640
not eating solid food for a couple of months to fit into size 1 julius
No.30655
>>30500I also want to know this. If we're going into a great depression 2.0 I want to at least look nice.
No.30697
I wish Grailed staff fags and rappers hadn't ruined the second-hand market for so many designers, it's all one big astroturf. Raf, Issey, Final Home, N(N)… who will they ruin next?
No.30716
>>30715🥺 someone post how to get into tailoring
No.30718
>>30699just get fake one, then the porkoids are the real dumbasses.
No.30720
>>30717they're clearly not the same thing
first one is a bekishe, a frock coat made of embroidered silk or polyester
second one is probably a kittel which is just standard linen (or cotton blend) robes with a midriff lace
No.30731
>>30730not junko nor jewish, my offputting racist friend, just someone that googled "jewish jacket suit" and "jewish robes" in under 2 minutes
No.30733
>>30731that sounds exactly like what junko would say.
No.30734
>>30489>JuliusThat first fit looks aweful. Makes the model look really short which is kind if what I was talking about avoiding. Rest looks maybe worth looking out for.
>>30499>become a snufkin cosplayer thenLol I'm not really limiting myself to a specific look just using it as a basis for use of natural materials that is more DIY friendly for if I ever get a chance to properly learn to sew.
>>30715I'm not really experienced much but regular cut wouldnt give you much to work with to make a J jean cut and relaxed and wide fit often is loose in the hip area unless they are low rise jeans i think. If loose in hip area it's difficult to take in that much far up because of the front pocket rivets. A better base possibly would be any cut that flares out at least starting at the knee is what my instincts say.
>>30727Didnt know J shirts were a thing but I guess that makes sense. I imagine to get a proper look the fabric has to be heavier weight or it just looks sloppy?
>>30716>post how to get into tailoringI did in one of the past threads. Easiest to understand I found was this guy Stylish D on YouTube. He uses a sewing machine but there does exist cheap handheld sewing machines and if you wanted to do hand sewing the tailoring process will be mostly the same just different stitch choice in some situations. He doesn't always use the best methods since he's not totally a pro but he focuses on men's clothing and is clear on his instructions so good place to start I think. For hand sewing pretty much any historical clothing maker channel has good info on hand sewing because they do it out of passion.
No.30736
Guys i want a pair of fitted gloves that i can wear casually but especially to keep my hands warm while still being tough enough to last a while, so like a pair of leather gloves perhaps, but this website im looking at says itll take 8 months to reach me. What the hell do i do? Should i visit a tailor or something in real life so they can do the measuring?
No.30737
>>30736Gloves are hard to fit. I have to wear women's leather gloves because my fingers arent sausages and the seams on men's gloves are often bulkier.
No.30738
>>30737Where did you get your gloves?
No.30739
>>30738They are my mom's old gloves so I don't know. She doesn't remember those sort of things but my guess would be TJ Maxx.
No.30758
>>30736What the fuck website are you looking at? Just visit a store in-person.
No.30875
>>30870You should check actual size first. I used to think men's clothing didnt do vanity sizing but they actually do. My measurments are two inches larger than my pant size. When jeans shrink it usually is more in length than width and Ive had jeans get loosened with wear but at 100% cotton you should expect increased risk of tears if you size down versus up and if tailoring is an option it's easier to tailor smaller than bigger. Also depends on your body shape. If you have a flat ass, and legs similar thickness throughout maybe size down and if you have thick calves or thighs maybe size up. So it's a tough call.
>>30871It started with someone online making and selling what they called "goth Crocs" and some designers also did collabs that do similar idea in collabs. You can basically just make them yourself putting studs in and securing them somehow.
No.30934
I gave designers who are known for minimalist pieces a try and while they look good on me I'd rather wear shit with lots of pockets. :(
No.31007
>>30736Either get it tailored or buy gloves made out of high quality leather which is more flexible than common cuts
No.31035
>>31027It's still like this minus the gaudy and expensive jewelry tacked on.
No.31053
>>31034uneven bite + shitty angle
he has the money to get his teeth realigned
No.31230
Are there any good winter coats out there? Warm, waterproofed and not look like trash?
No.31578
>>31118depending where you live it is not sociable acceptable to wear this, unfortunately
No.31587
>>31579You're supposed to retract them into your body for safe keeping
LOL you just let them hang out there? in the world?? where any thing can happen to them???
No.31588
>>31587As one ages it starts its slow descent :(
No.31624
>>31622looks kinda trashy no?
No.31625
>>31622You wanna look like you're in a gang or something?
No.31626
>>31622The Adam Sandler fit
No.31763
>>30728wait
so you tellin me all I gotta do is duct tape the seams n my pants look cooler?
srry im new to fashion I do not know of these things
No.31764
>>31625>he thinks wearing basketball shorts all the time is related to gang activity >lollike a quarter of the male population below 25 dresses like this guy
now wearing basketball shorts under your ribbed amiri jeans while rocking a shiesty is an actual red flag
No.31765
>>31672>beautifully androgynous and childishAre you comfortable putting those words together like that?
No.31786
>>30394the lining on that jacket is affixed with buttons and is removable.
No.32074
>>31766Bruh cholo comrades in the 501s are unbeatable
No.32075
>>31765children tend to be androgynous
No.32170
>>29863Chose your fighter:
>Me an Intellectual (tweed suit of clothes) / trot>Guerilla fighter (jungle boot and green fatigues) /maoist >Black Bloc (vans, black hoodie and jeans) / anarchist>Gosplan Core (pleated slacks and short sleeve button up) / M-L (hoxhaist)>Defamation League (sandals, brown tone, shegmah) / communalism>Union Drip (union hoodie/bomber, blue jeans, cap or flat back) / socdem >Chinese Characteristics (engrish graphic tee, fake Jordans, $14 cargo joggers) / ML ( Deng Xiaoping Theory ) No.32173
>>32170tweed is too coarse and feels like wearing a rug t. intel ex shoe ull
No.32240
>>32170Gosplan Core is a black or grey department store polyester suit and tie
No.32282
I can't into fashion because I'm a third worlder in an all-year 90F degrees region.
No.32288
>>32287
Or a third worlder.
I'm a third worlder and all of my stuff is thrifted. I've even found designer stuff when thrifting for cheap because nobody here even recognizes what it is.
No.32289
>>32282Is there like some article in some legal code where you're not allowed to be into fashion when you live in a tropical climate? Is it against a UN convention?
No.32290
Fuck everyone selling their clothes online that don't list all measurements. What's the point of knowing how long it is if I don't know the length of the sleeves or whatever.
No.32291
>>32289I think the point is it's too hot to wear anything but a tshirt.
I live in temperate climes but I get hot easily so I can rarely wear any drip either. Alas.
No.32292
>>32291t-shirts are fucking awful for hot weather
just wear something breezy and/or porous and you'll be fine
No.32293
>>32291Go full Yohji, black drapey balloony clothes are better against heat than slim white clothing.
No.32294
>>32291>>32282Linen and rayon are your friends.
No.32370
>>32363if it has ribbing it isnt gonna help much, try stretching it if its all cotton
No.32371
>>32363By the looks of it, yes.
No.32376
>>32375Is this from the latest Human Trafficking collection?
No.32387
>>32384i said it before and ill say it again, fuck american rappers for ruining the secondhand designer clothing market
No.32391
>>30471how would you call that type of jacket he's wearing in the first pic?
No.32392
>>32391It seems to be a cropped trucker jacket made of wool.
No.32405
>>30734>Makes the model look really shortDesigners like playing with proportions, this isn't necessarily a bad thing.
No.32443
I still have issues about what to pair with chunky sneakers.
No.32444
>>32443just avoid skinny jeans
go for wide pants, cropped for a clean look
or shorts and tall socks if youre feeling bold
No.32446
>>30541Tabis really sell it.
No.32451
>>32282>>32291Been covered a few times already. Search through the thread on hot weather fabrics.
>>32444I cant get over my mental association of cropped pants with just being too short of pants that some tv nerd would have worn in the 90s.
No.32456
Need to get Gaultier pieces before some American rapper inevitably decides to wear his stuff.
No.32474
>>32448>top leftwho the fuck wears a beanie that high up?!
No.32475
>>32474Creative directors, software engineers, and UX designers.
No.32504
when thrifting i saw a cp company sweater for $5 that fit me perfectly and i didnt get it because it had a very small hole, i regret it now
No.32514
>>32506I barely even use regular pockets
Maybe just for my phone and some random bits of paper
No.32524
>>32506my guess is you will feel the contents of your cargo pockets swinging back and forth every time you walk and itll be even worse if youre running
No.32589
I haven't found anything worth buying when thrifting for quite a while, this sucks.
No.32596
>>32589Try and push bullshit trends on normie spaces so rich kids get rid of their good stuff.
No.32607
>>32506>Your opinions on cargosObjectively the best pants
>b-but hollywood fashion police tells me that practicality is ugly!!==!???!?"311Black cargos, lessens contrast of pockets, problem solved
>Are they comfortable for carrying extra stuff>>32515>actually using the pockets is pretty inconvenient and a great way to destroy stuff while doing manual labour>>32524>you will feel the contents of your cargo pockets swinging back and forth every time you walk and itll be even worse if youre runningYour thigh pockets are specifically for light/thin objects.
No.32614
>>32607I dont see how an object being light/thin is going to help me not destroy it. The bigger concern is the impracticality, which you didnt address. I need to bend over to get a hand into those thigh pockets.
No.32615
>>32607>Your thigh pockets are specifically for light/thin objects.kinda defeats the purpose of having extra pockets i think
No.32616
I mean I think cargos look cool but we're talking about the utility of the pockets and I'd argue they have very little. If Im thinking about how do add more storage space to my lower half I'd definitely go with a fanny pack/shorts shorts combo
No.32617
>>32616im kinda autistic and cant stand having anything in my pants, just use your jacket's pockets or a crossbody bag if its summer
No.32618
>>32617ya same lol. I also wear jeans which tend to have tight af pockets so I just stick everything into the inside coats of my pockets
No.32619
>inside coats of my pockets
switched those words around somehow, you get my drift
No.32622
While we are on about pockets i used to have a pair of pants where the entire front thighs were massive pockets with zippers down the outer seams. I could put a collapsible umbrella in my pocket and you wouldn't even notice.
No.32623
>>32622I used to have a BDU jacket that could fit my laptop in the inner pockets lol, though of course it wasn't very comfortable.
No.32635
>>32281half the time its poltards posting or encouraging the most boring fits you can imagine or unfunny retards trying too hard to be snarky
No.32636
>>32630Can't you just pour glue on your own shoes?
No.32650
>>32615Not really.
Having few, overfilled pockets is just all-around terrible.
No.32651
>>32617Crossbody bag is easily stolen/leverage in a fight.
>>32618>inside pockets in coatsgood luck in summer
No.32652
>>32651>easily stolen/leverage in a fighthow many times has that happened to you
No.32653
>>32650Are you one of those EDC types who carry a bunch of useless stuff at all times?
No.32654
>>32652>fightNone but it is a potential danger that you as a politically controversial, active figure should be aware of; something that I assume you are, right?
>stolenOf course I've had shit stolen from me, though as a consequence of inadequate supervision. I live in an urban area.
No.32695
>>32693This is cultural appropriation.
No.32727
>>32701That's a spot holes appear from things people carry in their pockets so maybe a decorative reinforcement.
No.32728
>>32727i often see those darts on the thigh and back of the knee areas on designer jeans so i thought there was a reason to them beyond aesthetics
No.32729
>>32728Well darts usually are to make clothing more form fitting. I just was thinking maybe it's to help prevent tears because the seam would be stronger.
No.32730
>>32701>>32729Isn't it to make the pants more comfortable or to wrinkle to give a desired effect?
No.32732
starting to think that as a lanklet i will never be able to wear japanese jackets, their sleeves are so fucking short
No.32736
>>32734These threads started off alright but they've become an incel /fa/ colony
No.32738
>>32734>>32736whats "incel" about complaining that japanese designers make their stuff way too short lmfaoo
No.32742
modern fashion culture is bourgeoise nonsense
No.32745
>>32743glad we had this talk
No.32746
>>32741That's just American streetwear nonsense tbh.
No.32760
>>32754i wish designers "open sourced" their stuff more often
No.32793
>>32792>dior navigatewhat in the knock-off docs
No.32794
>>32793the dior aw07 boots shit on docs tho
No.32805
>>32754I didnt even know designers like that sometimes let people see their patterns let alone have them. That's cool though just too bad it's not common enough
No.32806
>>32798I've been using those headphones since like 2007 or whatever. I just picked them because I thought they sound nice. It's funny to me how popular they've become. The plastic hinges are shit tho. I don't know what's wrong with them. They're charging 200 now but they can't even make it out of something a little more durable?
No.32824
>>32754Issey Miyake (RIP) released patterns through Vogue in the 90s too.
No.32827
>>32281/cgl/ is even more reactionary and have terrible opinions when it comes to fashion than /fa/ despite spending their monthly checks on shitty cheap "lolita" clothes
No.32832
>>32806They became popular because lots of people picked them because they thought they sounded nice
No.32834
>search for cdg fits
>only get cdg play garbage
th-thanks
No.32835
>>32831I see women with tight fitting calf high boots and I just get so mad that all I get is the fucking cowboy boot and I come home and look at the 8 pairs I own that I never wear because I can’t stop wearing doc Martin loafers. Knee high boots LOOK SO FUCKING COOL LIKE I COULD FUCKING DO ANYTHING IN THOSE BITCHES. CLIMB MOUNTAINS. RIDE HORSES. WALK LONG DISTANCES. RIDE BIKES. KICK PEOPLE. STOMP ROACHES. ID BE UNSTOPPABLE VAGUELY 1800s ADVENTURE MAN.
No.32919
>>32918does anyone actually buy this shit?
No.32920
>>32919i hope not, all "archive" resellers deserve to go bankrupt
its sad to think how many depop/grailed people have dozens of pieces of old clothing all just sitting there, marked up, remaining unsold, all while they continue to fill up spare rooms and storage lockers with more and more of it
No.32932
>>32630>>32636Martin himself wouldn't want you to buy these; he would want you to find a good pair of sneakers that you yourself like and customize them tastefully as an expression of your own artistic intent. This is what he did when he stumbled upon the German army trainers in the late 90's.
There will be plenty of uniformed hacks out there to support these luxury houses, don't worry. You don't need to be one of them. Remember Margiela left his own label over a decade ago already.
No.32933
>>32931>1.5kMy homies dress in variations of this for $15-$150, some since 1995 . Nothing wrong with obsessing over adornment but at least obsess about recreating what you want for minimal cost, or learning a skill to recreate it. Not consooming 1.5k jackets.
No.32935
>>32933look up what acronym is lol
>ooming🙄
No.32936
>>32918you could get a brand new very very high quality hoodie and add the patches yourself for under $300
No.32938
>>32782No? Women do it all the time.
No.32951
>>32944like 10 years ago on fashion Internet people would argue and be very particular on who can wear trenchcoats and peacoats and when it was appropriate or "overdressing" and now 90% of people wear them with a hoodie and jordans anyways
No.32952
>>32935WooshThe other anon is correct.
No.32953
>>32952hold on let me make goretex and waterproof seamless jackets myself
No.32955
>>32944Timbs and combat boots have been a thing in streetwear for a long time.
No.32957
>>31672Just show your barber that picture.
No.32958
>>30948For selling? Yeah, because it's still the most popular even if their fees suck.
No.32959
>>30715You can find j-legs for affordable prices these days since they haven't been "in" for a while.
No.32974
>>32968It looks like some cute spirit.
No.32985
>>32976stop. you cannot be this horny.
No.32987
>>32976Wow, white women will even go for dogbots.
No.33019
>>32976Haven't these been for sale for a while now? Genuinely surprised I haven't seen anyone strap a Fleshlight to one of these.
No.33059
Congratulations you found out you can basically put on whatever pastel colors you want and they mix and found out dress pants and puffer jackets are easy to proportion can you do something interesting now? and stop wearing cream coloured beanies? tyler the creator made people think they could wear a goofy mustard colored vest and that would be it
No.33062
>>33061Is that the temple OS guy?
No.33074
I miss when wearing all black wasn't mainstream.
No.33118
>>33117Also they seem very fragile, like they'd easily get torn but that's an issue with anything made of nylon I guess.
No.33232
I wish I didn't become interested in clothing when the economy is in the gutter.
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