/fa/ - Fashion

>>17613297
an example of an autistic approach to fashion would be someone like Reviewbrah: he likes vintage, loose fit suits, so he wears them everyday. he doesn't care that it's not socially expected of a guy in his early 20s or that people may think he's overdressed or that his suits are ill-fitted because they're not slim fit. all that matters is that he likes vintage suits.
is it effay? I personally would say it is, if you don't mind being seen as a bit of an eccentric

>>15356127

thoughts on my new suit? might wear this to for my next review hehe.

>>13882863

I am fashion

Obviously the best choice

>>13252885

>>13072350
nah his 2nd hand suits are part of his style

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the only correct answer

>>12876618
>I'm too poor to buy a suit
buy one from goodwill

Anyone know where I can get suits like this

>>12711219
you gotta thrift

>>12624289
of course
he's got his personal style, and he pulls it off well
even though I'm not a fan of his content I'd say he's quite a bit more effay than most of this board

>>12593578

Is Reviewbrah effay?

>>12519035
>>12519073
you don't need to be the ideal, extrovert, perfectly mainstream normie to be happy
if classic menswear is what you like and you're confident that you can pull it off, just go for it
if someone shits on you because of the way you dress they probably wouldn't be a good friend anyway
godspeed reviewbrah

>>12259201
reviewbrah rocks that grandpa style too even though he's like 20

New Year's resolution: dispense of all my peasant rags and only wear classic fit suits.

Benefits to wearing classic suits:
> you stand out in a crowd
> exude self-respect
> sexual magnetism
> look great
> feel great
> It's cheaper because it's not "fitted" (i.e. skinny)
> embody timeless style
Cons to wearing a classic suits:
> trolls on /fa/ shitpost, because they wanna be you
> never get a break from the pussy

I've always liked things simple and elegant, and if I could, I would dress more formally.

Casual clothing is indeed simple, and I like that, but it lacks a certain 'Joie de Vivre'. But I'm too afraid to express my 'Joy' because I'm afraid of sticking out or seeming pretentious.

Then I saw Reviewbrah, like a light in the night. He's a (seemingly) unemployed 23 year old with autism, and yet he dresses exactly how he wants to.

If Reviewbrah can do it, so can I. I'm going to dress how I like, and I don't care if I'm the only person in my age group who dresses that way.