/fa/ - Fashion

>>11394289
>the state of American ""banter""

>>11392641
>you will never die in a place called Nutty Putty Cave
forgetting the purpose of living in the first place

>>11392445
>that made me laugh. 'ita' means 'ouch'
do nippons say "ita" when they get hurt?

>annoying when taobao brands advertise something to be black, only to be a really dark grey/green
I can relate especially when buying things used and they have inaccurate descriptions. Also
>Taobao
that's mostly for reps and fakes on /fa/, didn't know it is used commonly for actual coords (unless ur big on reps)

>it is pretty much a gamble as to whether it is going to fit or not
this sounds horrid unless it's easy to resell

>I'm a UK 4 so no issues
cute!!! But what if you're abnormally short or tall? Do lanky lolitas have a bad time?

>Is it limited because it is derivative from the all-black over saturation, or is it the way it's supposed to be?
I meant as in most 'palewave' looks the same. i.e people copying Theo le good photography man.

It's basically just a comfy summery colour palette with natural fiber fabrics, it's pretty much meant to be unassuming and simple. Just a meme word to describe chilled out fits really

What I meant of it in relation to black fits is that lots of trends are usually based around black. Most of these looks aren't even similar due to different silhouettes/textures/general vibes. My theory is that 90s revival is so huge right now because past trends (especially black ones) have looked so srs, so ppl wanted to be ironic and fun instead.

Of course the problem with such anti-fashion fashion trends is it means you have now have huge amounts of Instragramfriends trying hard to not look like tryhards, which is cringy in itself (hope this lil ramble makes sense)

>Completely the opposite in lolita
how so?

>ride the wave of whatever is popular.
is there any underlying theme in what's popular right now, aside from specific brands like Angelic Pretty?

>>11394189
lunar-lolita WHEN