/fa/ - Fashion

>>17353183
> I really want to push that moto style is different, people don't just wear moto clothing as everyday clothing. It's generally inconvenient, loud, bulky, muli coloured multi textured and heavy

you know what I can respect that a lot. One of the things I do really dislike is how modern day moto gear companies are just trying to make moto gear that looks like regular clothes but with safety features built in because you just end up with poor quality regular clothing thats more annoying to wear

I guess my issue with your stance is that in many of the cultures that are iconic for motorcycling, greaser culture, harley culture, mods, boso, these people wore essentially regular clothes that were modified slightly to meet motorcycling needs and that generally these needs were not as severe as needing a full protective suit with full face helmet and knee high boots. If you take a guy in jeans/rider jacket/gloves/riding boots off a motorcycle they'll still look moto

to me the entire point of these threads are to take creative liberty with this idea and bring interesting new combinations onto that same idea. You see normal clothing with motorcycle on a side because there is no established culture for what this is, which in my opinion is fine

I guess my main gripe with what you want to push is that it is a very narrow idea on top of what is already such a broad style