/fa/ - Fashion

>>9889390
In all serious Anon, it depends how big you are. If you're a super muscly cunt who makes basic clothing strain then I've got bad news. If you're well built and cut but not OTT then theres hope.

People will tell you that you have to be a sp00ky skellington to be effay but they're usually just incapable of suppressing food in their stomachs.

My biggest tip for you would be find a style that you like / gravitate towards and explore brands & clothing that surrounds that style. If you're feeling adventurous, go and find the clothing, try it on, see how it looks.

>If you don't feel comfortable in it, or you have to get it validated on the internet by others - you shouldn't wear it.

You'll eventually learn about more branding across all types of clothing from top to toe and you'll be able to go from there.

Keep your eye out for Inspo (Inspiration) threads where people will post others outfits. Don't be afraid to copy something if you really like it, or mix & match.

Keep in mind, everything comes with a price tag attached.

It's an age old rule, but it's repeated constantly because it works: lurk more. Seriously. As you've witnessed, asking for help often ends in a debate off-topic and doesn't help you much.

>pic not me, but an inspiration example.

Happy Hunting, anon.

>>9773145
This barely just works, he's lucky he's a blackbeard