/fa/ - Fashion

>>15908214
Part two is focused on Japanese designers. The Japanese have an entire subculture called mori that involves attempts to look like you live in the forest. The female version, mori girl, is much more common but mori boy is a thing too. The good thing about a lot of Japanese clothing is that it's pretty cheap with regards to the quality you're getting and they have a lot more kind of, for lack of a better word, twee labels for both men and women. Unfortunately it's something of a process to get stuff from Japan in the west since a lot of it never leaves the country. You'll need a proxy service like From Japan but you have access to really good second hand sources like Rakuten and Yahoo Japan.

Trove - The classic Mori Boy label. Known for their relaxed fits and twinky models.

Kapital - The classic Japanese we jerk off to old peasants label. Has a staggering range of clothing ranging from fantastically patched pantaloons to more trendy denim jackets. Currently having a moment with the workwear crowd.

Haversack - Very similar to Kapital. Has a bit of a military influence as well.

The Soloist - Personal pet project of Takahiro Miyashita, creator of classic label Number (N)ine. Miyashita designs for himself and is one of the few designers I can think of that wears mostly his own stuff. The Soloist is kind of avant garde workwear with a focus on materials and distressing with playful details.

>>10675610
This is exactly what I was looking for. Much appreciated. Dumping all my newfound inspo

>>10460465
Google mori boy fashion