/fa/ - Fashion

>>17956957
Yeah

>>17219435
I'm mostly inspired by musicians that make the music I like.

Inb4 lsd anon logs back on to complain about me liking things he doesn't like.

>>14308960
The very idea of cyberpunk becoming mainstream seems absurd if you consider its origins. Cyberpunk began as a science fiction subgenre, not a subculture or fashion aesthetic. Over time it attracted fans from other subcultures, such as hackers and phreaks, punks interested in technology, DIY technologists, electro-industrial and industrial rock fans, and fantasy/sci-fi roleplayers. the result was a very loosely coalesced fan community and cultural exchange between the existing subcultures, rather than the actual formation of a new cyberpunk subculture in its own right.
That said, many cyberpunk elements actually HAVE become mainstream, but go largely unnoticed because they are ubiquitous.
for example, if you see Tim Skold dressed as a William Gibson character, you probably just see him as a rivethead. Similarly, if you see a guy rocking some of the more radical Oakley designs you probably just see a surfer or mountain-biker. A guy in a studded leather jacket and smartwatch is easily dismissed as a sexcore fruitcake. A trucker wearing mirrorshades and a bluetooth headset is still just a trucker.
See what I'm getting at here?