/fa/ - Fashion

>>11172936

Meme shoes I can understand, but that the whole fucking outfit of the day is exactly similar on every thread! I could make a real-life collage out of all the people on /fa/ with a bomber, skinny jeans and trainers and it would reach from L.A. to Paris and back. Someone has a red bomber, someone white. Someone has blue skinny jeans, someone black. Everyone is "Is this good? Is this bad? Am I /fa/? Cop or not?" when it's the exact same fucking shit in the end. Your bomber has an extra pocket? Good for you. Your trainers have Japanese on them and cost 200 dollars more? Awesome.

Can't understand.

>>11172952

Exactly! It's supposed to be fun and creative. Makes me wonder how stupid our generation is. For a while I sincerely felt proud because the 2010s seemed like a decade which encouraged people to find their own thing, their own passion, their own fashion and dress however they would like to. But now it seems like you can only be "accepted" by others if you dress exactly like them. This is like junior high school.

>>11172976

Yes, it's pretty stupid to ask whether a bomber jacket, skinny jeans and trainers are "cop or not" if every single person on the site wears the same outfit. What's the difference between the clothes? Barely anything!

>>11172981

Well, a few years back people at least strived for originality, even if they didn't quite succeed in it. Now it feels like everyone's just given up, checking "Oh, /fa/ calls this dope. I'll buy it even though I think it's hideous."