/fa/ - Fashion

>>8218078
It turned into a mishmash of space-related pieces; no form, loose colour schemes, incoherent adaptation.

That's not really what I meant, but it wasn't up to me anymore.
I wanted space age minimalism, like techwear you could wear to the office, or the mall, without looking like you were trying, without people even knowing what you were doing but they couldn't help think of space in your presents.
Colour schemes that made you think space, without a bunch of weird shit that screamed I LIKE SPACE
Fabrics that were exceptional in what they did and how they fit the body, intelligently.
Subtlety?
People went too far, the style was interesting but they were on the fringe instead of at its core.
And lunarcore? Who the fuck said anything about the moon? Why create such a niche, vintage limitation?

I don't know guys, is spacecore dead before anybody knew how to pull it off?
I didn't want Y3s and halo-pants
I wanted a composition of lustrous fabrics, space-like colour schemes, and ultra minimalism.

A t-shirt, some pants, and the right shoes, could easily be spacecore.

The CP in the first image I posted is the direction I meant for this to go in.
Instead, we got this.