/fa/ - Fashion

>>13655779
same lol
At least it's something that helps us feel good about ourselves/ we're comfortable in, so I don't really understand why one should be ashamed of what they're wearing.

>>13655778
high waisted female slacks maybe? I don't know anything about fashion so I just google random terms and see if anything fitting comes up

>>13655772
google something along the lines of "wool(just my guess) a line calf length skirt" and then browse a few trustworthy sites

tomorrow i'll start atkins diet as a vegan, wish me luck thinspo

i just want to not care about food and eating anymore, it has became such a wearing obsession for me. i hope ketosis will drop my appetite and rise my energy levels, losing some fat will be just a nice bonus since i don't need to lose any weight at this point

finally got my own place and my problem isn't losing weight anymore, it's not going full ana
i have little money to use on food but I want to eat healthy and vegan
what do

>>11383005
from what I've seen on instagram and gallery press releases, Shanghai & Beijing upper classes dress much better and more avantgarde. Lot of Comme, Yohji & Issey.

In terms of general public style, normals from the current generation in Seoul or Taipei are well dressed and good-looking as the base standard. In Japan, the standard's pretty fucking low except in "fashion neighborhoods" where it's just fuckboy and 'streetstyle' trash.

What's an effay gift I could get my high school friend? His birthday is this weekend and I don't know what to get him

>>11361049
21

I think I've invested too much in my tastes and interests. It turns out very few people care or respect it, even when they share the interest.

They're always happy to float around the surface, and if it's any deeper, it's only the level their overall friend circle has gotten; you having gone any deeper comes off as weird or pretentious. It was only recently that I realized normalfags treat art/media consumption socially, not personally. Except for the people with actual taste, of course. but you meet them and realize they're as lonely as you.

What I mean is, maybe it was for the best. It's personal gain with what you can draw out of the subject but it comes at a general social cost, depending on the person. Once you develop a sensitivity to a subject, it's often hard to engage it again on plebeian terms.

>>11318645
Di