/fa/ - Fashion

>>15810431
Literally just /tip/

>>15527278
Post your fit. Practice what you preach, pussy.
>>15528396
For a style to be efficient you have to fit 3 criteria. Skill (how it fits, knowing how to combine colors and garments), confidence (self explanatory, how confident you are wearing said clothes) and occasion (your outfit needs to fit into whichever environment you're in, a farmer wouldn't wear a tuxedo in a ball, an aristocrat wouldn't wear overalls in a ball). Following the tip style religiously and applying it in everyday wear, even in academia, is a larp. No way around it in most occasions. However wearing tip clothes (brass button blazer, striped shirts, penny loafers, regimental ties) in itself is nothing peculiar if you live in a normal, urban environemnt. Seeing what you like from 50s students and taking inspiration is normal if it's applicable to your lifestyle. Eg, tweed and flannel suits are a lot more comfortable than fused polyester, high waisted trousers are lot more efficient than low waisted ones, roomier shirts look and feel more comfortable than non-iron skinny shit cutting your circulation etc. Only a fool or an ignorant person would go into a professional/academic environment and prefer the modern counterparts.
tl;dr Dress for the occasion, know what you're doing and be confident, you fucking imbecile.