/fa/ - Fashion

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No. Now, what is your goal aesthetic? How many more times should I ask? It's amazing...I keep trying to get it back to the original topic...but no one listens....

Before I go out, I just thought of something to try. I was trying on the jacket with one of my underarmor shirts, as they're the closest-fitting shirts I own, and though they're technically for athletics, they fit me well and have no waste of any kind. Then, I put it with one of my patterned trousers (they're not jeans, they're polyester I think) that are cut like really form-hugging jeans. Instead of leaving the shirt untucked, I tucked it in and added a small belt buckle (though I did try a larger one, and I thought it looked a little too much for what I was going for). The idea was to start with something simple, and slowly try more complex things as I go along.

The whole thing looked great to me, but then I realised what I was doing. This is basically a simple modified Luke from ROTJ, only with nods towards Dark Forces or other expansion areas of Star Wars. Then I realized that so many 'characters' wear hooded jackets in there too, so perhaps there is the possibility of looking into that direction. I don't mean explicitly dressing up as a Star Wars character, but I mean just looking closely at the combinations of colours, textures, and shapes being used for long hooded coats.

This slightly relates to my thought about 'Blade-runner/dystopia/depressive core, as well as the question I posed later on about whether or not mixing synthetics (in this case, the underarmor shirt) with organics (leather jacket).

I'm curious as to what you guys think. My eyes like it, of course...black to me always looks good no matter what. But the addition of the belt separates the body simply, and also falls in line with so many 'superhero' looks that happen to use long coats.