/fa/ - Fashion

>>11726174
Dude just do meth

>>11691447
nigga u dum

I have recently concluded that a good indicator of a crummy personality is

>Immaculate/painted/long fingernails/flawless hands

It's a good indicator that a person doesn't ever perform manual tasks/chores, doesn't know how to fix things, or simply never exerts themselves physically.

>>9885049
don't wear them everyday, rotate.
use shoe trees to minimize creasing.
if they're plastic/shitty leather, clean them with soapy water and a tooth brush or invest in cleaning products like jason markk.
if they're leather, brush em to get rid of the dirt and then apply polish/cream and buff.

Palewave is a rejection of gothninja as gothninja has become mainstream and 4chan is inherently contrarian.

Discuss.

I've never been rich, nor have I been poor, but I never had money to spare before. So always went straight for the very best value, even if I had to save up for it a little longer.

Now I'm earning good money (surprisingly while I'm still at university). I've fulfilled pretty much every wish I had before with a value attitude of looking for the very best and find something with sort of good value in the sort of vicinity.

Anyhow with watches it's a different matter entirely. On the one hand they don't depreciate like the 10k I recently spent on electronics, on the other hand I only get a prettier watch out of it, without the added functionality, so I might as well just get something prettier and be done with it. Yet for some reason I'm drawn to the Omega Black Ceramic SMP, which is a ridiculous amount of money for my former self, who could buy a great many things for that.

>How do you guys justify spending so much on watches?

At this point, I'm just telling myself that it could be my last resort money and that's the excuse I'm going with, when my parents come over unannounced.