/fa/ - Fashion

>>15007716
>gen z is proving to be more experimental than millennials ever were. Being raised in an age were fashion lives online, rather than through your peers, has caused gen z to lose regional style differences and trends to move at an alarming rate.

Hard disagree. Don't you remember the scene kids? They were dying raccoon like stripe patterns in their hair and most people got their fashion inspo off MSN profile pictures. Sure a lot of them looked like emos who made peace with the concept of colors but a lot of them looked straight up like chimeras. Though I can see that clothes are a different tool than they were 30-40 years ago, trying to look different and "experimental" has always been a thing and will always be. The only thing moving is the goalposts!

>>15006944
>gen z is proving to be more experimental than millennials ever were. Being raised in an age were fashion lives online, rather than through your peers, has caused gen z to lose regional style differences and trends to move at an alarming rate.

Hard disagree. Don't you remember the scene kids? They were dying raccoon like stripe patterns in their hair and most people got their fashion inspo off MSN profile pictures. Sure a lot of them looked like emos who made peace with the concept of colors but a lot of them looked straight up like chimeras. Though I can see that clothes are a different tool than they were 30-40 years ago, trying to look different and "experimental" has always been a thing and will always be. The only thing moving is the goalposts!