/fa/ - Fashion

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Let me elaborate. The fascist ideal is the soldier . Clothing, grooming etc draw inspiration from soldiers and antiquity. This does not only apply to actual soldiers but also casual wear, because there was no casual culture. It's not about being comfy, it's not sporty, it's not blue collar like half of the things you listed. Furthermore fascist fashion is fucking bold, sharp and edgy - yes, I said it and I mean it. It's cutting edge and it's not polite and conventional. It was a rebellious, young, avant-garde movement before it took over nations. It's not about hiding away, it's about making a statement. And you will not be able to make that statement if you're scared of standing out. If you want to look at history the people who picked up fascist fashion inspiration were all rebellious in some way, whether it's skinheads or post punk, EBM.

An guess what you don't have to wear an actual uniform to incorporate the cuts, silhouettes, fabrics, prints and colors into your wardrobe. You just need to have the slightest idea about fascism before spoonfeeding others how to dress.