/fa/ - Fashion

>>7659354
Yours is hardly a great example.

>>7108005
>>7108004
i just bought some pods that are like 99% cotton and 1% silk
but the pocket bags are 26% silk and 74% cotton

>>7089873
l8er, i don't have any place 2 take it and its dark af

>>7044101
theyve been a thing for a long time, but now you notice because you like clothes

>>6577067
fabric selection and usage combined with italian wages and laborious construction methods

while rick is hardly artisanal, a lot of the stuff is biased which requires long preparation and a lot of garments are patterned in ways that are fairly wasteful and somewhat difficult to sew, to speak nothing of the necessarily high r&d; it's quite a lot different from mass production.

>>6426122
no, i'm not; i have never found my draped clothing to be cumbersome.

>>6333791
rick takes all my ideas before i have the ability to realize them :(
or maybe i saw them on rick's runways and forgot and then the idea returned to me
either way

>>6328645
you could pretty much flail blindly through a rick rack and come out with a sick fit
it also styles well from one season to another, and even from one end of his career to the other.

>>6321602
the point of rick shoes isn't really the detailing, it's the shape, which fake's don't nail, thus defeating the purpose.

>>6295817
tho i meant i also want those leather pants got dayum
>the red shoes
a got-i say a GOT DAYUM

rick is at the perfect crossroads of technical skill, aesthetic innovation, modernity, futurism, and historical perspective. on top of all of that though, nearly everything is just precisely what i want to wear, and frequently just more sophisticated versions of what i used to wear. it's not a case of me buying into his aesthetic so much as his aesthetic aligning with mine.