/fa/ - Fashion

>>9130159
It's the same with techwear, just being more practical, I suppose - or maybe more realistic and not looking like you're wearing a costume

You wouldn't want to wear jeans; sweatpants, leggings or some kind of polyester varient - hopefully a little water resistant and essentially allow you to do any sort of physical activity. Finally, you would want a flattering silhouette - tapered fit is trendy now, so that

For your upper body, you want layers - you should be able to add or remove layers easily depending on the climate or activity you are doing - a tank top with a t-shirt over that, then a thermal over the t-shirt, then a hoodie over the thermal, then a jacket over the hoodie and if necessary a coat over the hoodie - then finally, you want a flattering silhouette - a nice mix of baggy but fitting. With all of this in mind, you want to try and get your jackets to be water resistant at least to some extent

Shoes. It's the same story - basketball shoes or running shoes are great. You want mobility - to be able to run if necessary, or be able to walk in them for extended periods of time. At the same time, you got to have that silhouette. Most sports shoes are going to be able to sustain some modest rain. You're not creating an outfit for the pouring rain, so don't drive yourself crazy.

Backpack. You need to be able to carry your essentials, obvs. If you were really going to opt for something fairly water resistant, it should be on the backpack. You don't want something huge, but you need to be able to fit additional layers of clothing in here.

I think that covers it essentially

>>8921013