/fa/ - Fashion

>>12405342

>>6220186
i made this a while ago someone should make a better version of it

>>6120695

Everyone is different and comes from different backgrounds, I think the problem with /fa/ is that we treat everyone as if they need to go through this step by step process of "becoming fa" and it ends up ruining people.

OP, the people with the coolest style are the ones that have made the most mistakes. I pretty much started out dressing in traditional menswear which didn't look bad in retrospect, but just wasn't an accurate representation of who I was. So it's a safe start, take small steps. You will see alot of people hating on "dadcore" here, refer to pic related

>H&M
>>6033875
Read that thread and decide for yourself

Also dadcore

>>6009998

Whenever I come here and browse for a while I see some people who immediately dismiss anything slightly unconventional and put labels on it like 'goth ninja' and call it stupid and a 'costume'. This is for you and anyone else as the idea can be applied to aesthetics that you don't understand.

>"The role of "ugly" fashion is to challenge. Observers can't help but be engaged, whether they find themselves intrigued or offended. The love-hate relationship teeters on design sensibilities. Will purposefully dowdy, discordant, or garish creations be interesting? Or does a runway oddity disturb and unsettle you? The point is that regardless of whether you like something you don't understand you cannot dismiss it, because if has grabbed your attention. It can be appreciated merely for having been able to shake things up and penetrate established standards of beauty far enough to challenge you."