/fa/ - Fashion

>>8745182
yes nerd that's why he's rusing

'oh yeah there's a yellow tag in the clothes maybe this means ill start using some colours'

*produces men's faun months before saying this*

>>8745208
you are really buying into those dreadful articles that call groups of rick fans a 'dark parade' and a 'monastic monochrome cult', that suggests everyone that buys him is a big swag team but it's not really like that

you're quite randomly aggressive in your post despite being less informed than i am, but i'll give you the benefit of the doubt by explaining this to you

>true rick buyers are an older unusual and sophisticated breed of person
there is no 'true buyer' of anything. this is an embarrassing statement. this suggests rick values one person's money more than another's, and he does not. there is no hidden core of ~~authentic~~ elderly gothninja ppl that get discounts and brush his hair. this just does not happen. rihanna owns more rick pieces than anybody discussing him on the internet. is she a true rick buyer?

in my post, i complain about the atmosphere at shows- it's ugly, and 90% of the people there are not the 65yo+ wizards you've created for your tinfoil sucks narrative. they may be rick's PRIMARY (not "true", you literal shithead) consumer, but they are the least visible at shows. the MAJORITY there are 20-30somethings, and the atmosphere is u g l y. if you go one day, you'll probably understand (or go to any runway show tbh). everyone is furiously staring at each others clothes, furiously smoking, furiously looking around to see if they are being photographed, furiously waving their invitations at the security or furiously arguing that they are on the list. it's unpleasant, and you can understand the effect on me, probably. when i was at moody i was seventeen, and i was freaked out by everything! and i subject myself to it because i love rick and want to watch his shows up close and not through my computer.

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