/fa/ - Fashion

>>9169034
k peace bro

nah but seriously the future will look like a trillion different things. take the culture of today with its millions of counter movements, revivals, sub genres, etc etc and multiply it by the square of technologies created times people in the planet. the aesthetic you or whatever anon was talking about will probably be most prevalent in the average america from the middle class up. middle culture will still reign supreme and continue to subvert high culture unless a major paradigm shift like revolution or a major cultural enlightenment. and the "apple aesthetic" of flimsy, boring under the guise of sleek and simple, glossy, plastic-as-thin-as-it-comes-and-glass-designed-to-break-after-six-months will rule middle culture. but that will only be for a time, if things continue wealth disparity will increase to the point of collapsing the middle class altogether and then it will be a world of repurposed broken and repaired haphazardly glossy tech and gritty retrofitted old tech vs shiny, well made and well designed, regal, luxurious tech and its cheaper middle class remnants imitators

anyway thats how I see it going down