/fa/ - Fashion

>>13675713
Go skinhead or neck yourself
>>13676416
Antifa fags get the bullet.

>>12165028
Literally just shave with a close guard, otherwise it looks very, very, weird.

Close buzzcut almost like shave Oi! / Bonehead style is good.

Trad stuff where it's just a faint is really weird and I usually shave back when it grows to that lenght.

Just shave to a #1 (3mm) to see if you like it close, and then go to 1mm if you do.

I personally haven't used a razor, or even used no guard, because I don't want to look completely bald, not for now at least.

>>11380859
>>11380413
Knoch is an anomaly because he's a designer & heavily modifies his clothes. His style is one that is inherently attached to his brand and identity; it's very much like some other designers who choose to introduce their personal fits into their public identity and closely tie their work to their own wardbrobe. If you're not aware, most designers do not make their collections for themselves to wear, not even as a secondary motivation.

The question is about style. The vast majority of people - including actual designers - that have it don't create or /heavily/ modify the pieces they wear. In this case, as I said, the act of wearing fashion involves curation as a facet of its artmaking. Intimacy with the pieces in your wardrobe is as important as sensitivity with your body. Yohji is fulfilled when the right woman wears his work, not when he does.

Killy, in his under educated newfaggotry, only knows fashion through /fa/ and the ceiling of his frame of reference ends with the distorted lens of our few legendary trips. That ginger guy who wears yy or birthday might not drop the best fits or the most informed posts ever, but they're much more representative of what actual living style looks like in the real world.

>>11211040
actually I'm a michael bay fan. I think he's treated unfairly. he's all the hallmarks of an auteur and his direction is fairly radical.

michael mann is also not given the respect he deserves but his lesser mistreatment by critics is proportional to his less avant-garde work in comparison to bay