/fa/ - Fashion

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Vervoordt is great. His interest in finding harmony between antiquarian tastes and the contemporary world is something I see in my own takes on decor and fashion in general.

I'd look to the magazines or interior threads for inspo, but not to buy. Maybe it's not a universal feeling but catalog pieces don't do much in making a space feel like it's yours. Finding unique things, weather contemporary bespoke, vintage or antique, seems imo to be the best way end up with things you actually feel a connection to or attach a worthy memory to. This is best done in person, as the value of the experience in obtaining something adds to it. (ex: haggling the price on a unique item in a local shop give the item more character in life than just paying sticker price on the internet)

Its all consumerist bs in the end, but imo obtaining unique character pieces in authentic ways where you engage with your community is a big step up from buying a look from a catalog.

As far as inspo, I find music, movies, books and threads here and on /wg/ plenty inspiring for visual aesthetics, wish I could recommend magazines/blogs.


Keep the balance between what your style is and what you want it to be in mind. It's good to expand your interests and reflect them visually and it's good to use style as a means of working on who you are. Just avoid going too outside yourself and going full larp.

Jeff wall - invisible man