/fa/ - Fashion

what the FUCK is this thread lmao

how bout you retards stop arguing and post streetwear inspo

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>>7965401

>thinking philistine is a "big word"

LOL

>>7901791
kek

"Hair and shoes say it all. Everything in between is forgivable as long as you keep it simple. Trying to talk with your clothes is passive-aggressive."

How true is this? I feel like I dress nice but I'm definately not experienced enough to move out of the "b/w minimalism" look. I've been thinking about copping my first grail and piece and after considering this quote, I'm thinking my best route is to go with some special sneakers or boots to accent my otherwise basic outfit.

Opinions?

A week or two ago, I was having a peaceful drink alone when this blonde dude - who isn't really that bad-looking but is radiating these unmistakably strong #dressedbytheinternet/desperation vibes - turns around and starts telling me about how cool his Rick Owens jacket is. I just politely smile and nod while quietly observing that he actually has no idea how to dress himself. Soon the conversation turns into, "I want to take you to Barneys and buy you a leather Rick jacket tomorrow!" and "We need to get you a pair of SK8 Hi's like mine, they are the coolest sneakers !" (ugh) which then turns into "I have lots of frequent flyer miles because of my job, let's go to Barcelona this week!" and "I really, really like you, you're really sweet" - which is coming from basically nowhere since I haven't really said a single word the entire time. I'm sure this sort of weird super over-the-top-complimentary, "let me buy you shit" act works on some girls but I really want absolutely none of his bullshit, so I politely tell him to please slow his roll.

He seems to get the idea for a while and notices that I'm watching the Knicks game and tries to change the topic to basketball. I mention to him that I got to meet the Knicks last season through my ex and this really offends him. He scoffs bitterly, rolls his eyes kind of angrily, and says, "Oh, well, I know A$AP Rocky and like, Lil Ugly Mane, no big deal or anything ." I start laughing as soon as he says "A$AP Rocky" until I look up and see he's completely serious about how impressive he thinks this is. "Oh... coooool..."

Black T-Shirt (AA)
White T-Shirt (AA)
Grey T-Shirt (AA)
Cream T-Shirt (AA)
Black Long Sleeve T (Wang)
White Long Sleeve T (Wang)
Black Tank/Muscle T (???)
Grey Tank/Muscle T (???)
White Oxford Shirt (Uniqlo)
Blue (?) Oxford Shirt (Uniqlo)
Black Zip Hoodie (Reigning Champ)
Black Long Cardigan (H&M)
Black Bomber (Asos)
Black Denim (Acne?)
Black Cropped Chinos (AllSaints?)
Black Skinny Cargos or Zespy Track Pants or CroppedDress Pants (???)
Black Sweatshorts (Reigning Champ)
Grey Sweatshorts (Reigning Champ)
Black Running Leggings (I actually run tho)
Black/White Sneakers (Roshe or ZX Flux)
Navy Trainers (New Balance)
White Low Tops/CP Knockoffs (???)
Black Dress Shoe/Low Boot (Dr Marten 1461)

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>>7680817

>going through the trouble of actually re-writing that post.
>fucking typos everywhere.

Now you're just trying hard to try hard and also failing at it.

>We all assume that there are fundamental elements of beauty. Forms that we can reduce all beautiful things to. Shapes, colors, etc. Things that are universal and exist outside of our subjective view.

>However, the Greeks had no concept of the color blue. Neither did the ancient Chinese. They saw the color of the forest (green) and the color of the sky (blue) as the same color - what we would call a greenish blue.

>So if these things (color, shape) aren't the fubdamental elements of beauty (the absolute), what is?

>And if it is something even more reductive than color and shape, doesn't this absolute beauty (whatever it is) run through all things? One would say that all things have an element of beauty, and that the moment we perceive a thing we begin to pile on impressions (cultural baggage) which accounts fot cultural variationa in the concept of beauty.

Tell me then, /fa/, how can skinnyness be fundamentally beautiful?

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