/fa/ - Fashion

>>14664656
not really though, fashion as it exists today is, of course, a product of capitalism and as such is rotten and despicable but even the most primitive men try and dress nice. The problem is the senseless consumerism that drives every part of our lives as it alienates us from ourselves.

In a sense utilitarianism is the answer, but things that improve your quality of life, whether in a practical or psychological sense, have a utility.

And, most importantly, you can't write without a typeface.

fashion isn't inherent capitalistic yet fashion is directly related to resources and our capitalist economic systems monopolizes control over resources.

Shoplifting, second hand purchases (specifically from charities via charity shopes or non-bourgeois sources via ebay etc) and DIY are options.

what are some anti-capitalist /fa/ tactics?

>>12836358

I've always wondered, is Supreme mocking its own customer base by invoking Barbara Kruger with its logo?