/fa/ - Fashion

>>11015154
forgot pic

Example: Alex. That dude went from "pretty embarassing" to impeccable style icon. I remember him mentioning how posters like Mamma Dod, Knochensack and the rest really had an influence on him and the way his style evolved.

After the era of "almost everyone is at a point where they now dress good enough to experiment and figure out their own personal style (like Alex did, for example. something happened. I assume it was a mix of "normcore" being the next trend following the "everyone is Baizilla" and, of course, a new generation of children flooding in, which happens every year.

This new generation takes cues from the one before but also brings their own shit (in this case normcore). So for one year everyone emulated Baizilla, the next year people either kept doing the Baizilla-minimalism, pure normcore or the whole "baizilla-minimalism but with pale colors". It really started getting shitty when the generation of children AFTER the normcore ones started coming in, because they've gone full circle and are back to looking really fucking bad but without even going for some kind of individualism. Safe as safe can be, which is way worse than someone looking odd but with a "vision". I'd rather look at weirdos that like their own style than "I'm 15, todays wawyt are pale blue jeans and an ugly sweater, paired with white sneakers."

Not to mention the deterioration of not only /fa/ but 4chan as a hole. /fa/ used to feel pretty secluded from the /b/s and likes, with it's own pretty unique, pretty funny and playful board culture. Now every single board is basically /r9kfitpol/.

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>>6016097
The majority don't actually dress like that at all. It's not like it can't look good though. This is one of mama's fits

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