/fa/ - Fashion

>>9759524
hba is actually fine

instantly recognizable brand language, stands out enough that you'll stand out in any crowd, but versatile enough that it can appeal to a larger crowd than more niche designer brands

effectively bridges the gap between streetwear and high fashion, fills the need for "casual luxury" which is a growing trend

if you look at hba from an artistic perspective, it's admittedly not the most fashion-forward label in the world, as most of the concepts it uses have been seen before. however, it uses these concepts in an innovative way to explore concepts of power, gender, societal norms etc. (examples: 69, atomic bomb...)

with garbage like pyrex and been trill where they simply slap a (ugly) logo onto some gildan shorts, i absolutely get why people hate them

but hba is honestly a decent label

people on /fa/ wear a lot worse