/fa/ - Fashion

>>13705137
not anime but I love this photo

I am In Düsseldorf for two months and want to meet effay people. Also Things to do in Düsseldorf (Art exhibitions, shopping, Effay neighbourhoods,events, Bars, cafes)

any of you follow any tasteful thinspo accounts on insta? or have nice accounts yourself?
I want to find thinspo accounts but done in a not overtly ED way.

>>12950010
post it her friend, someone will be sure to follow you :)

post your favorite simple/minimal stick and pokes pls!!

male thinspo on tumblr is so dead like there's nothing

>>12228165
>be me
>want to buy some new jacket
>buy an embroidered denim jacket
>its now not as cold as usual, morning is cold and afternoons get warmer

>go to work party
>girl i banged is there with another guy (can't get it in)
>tells me my ex is dating her boring ass ex
>text another work QT i banged & burned the bridge with
>no reply
>lay in my car for an hour trying to shake off drunk
>drive home
>slp boots
>been sitting in package for 4 days
>too scared to try them on
>sized down one full size to prevent clown look
>cut open box
>pull them on
>fit better than any leather shoe i ever has had
>i am at the river
>i be complete

bitches can't keep you down edition ;)

man all of these round faced fucks wearing SLP and acting like cowbois is really killing my image of Hedi's work.

im going out a lot more and being social but conflicted on continuing to wear all black and its making me question whether its worth it to continue with focusing so much on "muh aesthetic" or just wear more normal shit and be a cool dude

>>11139241

In the last decades interest in hunger artists has declined considerably. Whereas in earlier days there was good money to be earned putting on major productions of this sort under one’s own management, nowadays that is totally impossible. Those were different times. Back then the hunger artist captured the attention of the entire city. From day to day while the fasting lasted, participation increased. Everyone wanted to see the hunger artist at least once a day. During the later days there were people with subscription tickets who sat all day in front of the small barred cage. And there were even viewing hours at night, their impact heightened by torchlight. On fine days the cage was dragged out into the open air, and then the hunger artist was put on display particularly for the children. While for grown-ups the hunger artist was often merely a joke, something they participated in because it was fashionable, the children looked on amazed, their mouths open, holding each other’s hands for safety, as he sat there on scattered straw—spurning a chair—in black tights, looking pale, with his ribs sticking out prominently, sometimes nodding politely, answering questions with a forced smile, even sticking his arm out through the bars to let people feel how emaciated he was, but then completely sinking back into himself, so that he paid no attention to anything, not even to what was so important to him, the striking of the clock, which was the single furnishing in the cage, but merely looking out in front of him with his eyes almost shut and now and then sipping from a tiny glass of water to moisten his lips.

>>11110375
w2c this shirt! i know brand is Kahanamoku, but i can't find the exact model