/fa/ - Fashion

there are 2 or 3 others that i left out. heres a pic collection from last year

as much as the "casual" dressing style is a great way to look smart without looking like a preppy shitnugget, the whole movement as of today is a sham. now that it is basically impossible to steal clothing from anywhere due to the 1984-esque surveillance in every store, block and city, none of the firms actually wear any expensive clothing anymore. they buy from cheap, casual-esque brands like weekend offender, peaceful hooligan and the like, because if they wreck their jacket or shirt in a scuff-up, it wont be a total disaster. but the whole one-upsmanship factor is gone. i almost never see any "clobber" posts on instagram with any actually expensive brands like moncler, paul smith, saint laurent etc. i only see the brands i mentioned above along with other shit you can get on sports direct or USC like levi's, tommy, lacoste, fred perry, lyle and scott. the only actually expensive clothing items i see are stone island jackets and the occasional armani jeans. its sad, really. but it goes to show you the "casual" concept is outdated

pic related is part of my track jacket collection. im not a hooligan myself but i figured it would be somewhat relevant

this is my collection of track jackets so far. although i dont have a pair of pants for every jacket, i usually match them with a pair of navy fila or lacoste sweatpants, or i just wear them with jeans or less often cord pants. i try to wear adidas sneakers (campus, samoa, spezial, gazelle, hamburg etc.) as much as i could but i usually wear my daily beaters that i got from costco, currently fila but my next pair would be a pair of dark gray adidas duramo 7s.

how did i do so far?

how did i do so far boys?