/fa/ - Fashion

>>12990634
It seemed like it was heavily implied m88,
And every style has some form of labeling to it in one way or another
And idk why you are so upset about ppl liking certian styles?
Like it makes me chuckle a bit cause I hate dadcore styles so I don't look at them

Yet you feel compelled to come here even if you hate it just to tell us why you don't understand why we like something? That's ridiculous and/or narcissistic
Obviously none of really care if you like or domt like this style, just like if it was the other way round, ppl inherently like what they like
>>12990639
This is probably true to an extent, but where else besides DiY threads do you see ppl designing or handcrafting/tailoring their own pieces and fits?
You certainly dont see hypebeast streetwear ppl do It, nor in styles like dadcore, or techwear, etc etc.
everyone just buys their outfit and they're done, the look is just different than every day styles that's all that separates them

You can go to Acronym and buy an entire techwear fit, and you can go to a thrift shop and easily find 90s clothes for dadcore or Seinfeldcore fits at any thrift shop in the world

but you can/can't with lunarcore, "can" cause the new crop of us have just started and want to play it safe with cargo pants and bombers and palladiums at 1st, but "cant" cause once you have your basics things start getting squirrelly,

you can start adding things that are completely foreign or weird or you can have more modified milspo pieces, or hack up stuff from a thrift store with weird shit you find at a goddamn hardware store lol, you can start making pieces that would look like you're from starwars, or it can be more casual and industrial like something from ALIEN which imo we need to take a break from cause it's becoming boring to me personally and probably many others as well

>>12612781
His face looks like a burn victim
But looks cool