/fa/ - Fashion

>>10402855

A good cardigan. A sweater is great, but being able to open/close a knit gives you many more options.

Is there a way to layer and avoid being all disgusting and sweaty?
I feel very conscious of any sweat I get.

>>10403506
Wear lots of thin layers. Take them off and tie them around your waist or whatever when you get too warm.

Also, no pullovers. Having full length zippers or buttons makes it much easier to manage pieces when you need to layer up or down.

how to layer in a grunge type of way like SLP

>>10404870
>slp
>grunge
lol
grunge and heroin chic can be easily confused so i'll let it pass

>>10404187
What kind of pants and over coat is he wearing?

>>10405121
They look like blue pants and a blue overcoat :)

>layering interests me
repost
sorry for shit pic fam

>>10405170
uberqt

>>10405170
Why hello there m'lady

>>10405218

>>10405224

>>10405229

>>10405233
Panos Yiapanis is one of the best stylists particularly because of his eye for layering
pic related

>>10402855
w2c qt gf with sick layering skills

>>10405229
Shows how far you have to go to make that shoe work. But look at that, there's hardly a better show imaginable for the fit such as it is. Good methodology for fit construction right there, and why 99% of /fa/'s fits are easily scrolled through: they're easily reversible. A it like this though, it goes in one direction, towards a few (at most) suitable options.

>>10405250
*better show
*a fit like this

wooo

>>10405250
>they're easily reversible
I assume you mean interchangeable, as in the individual pieces?
I agree, of course.
It takes a certain developed eye to see a unique outfit that builds around more than a single piece and forms a cohesive whole.

>>10405243
Miyashita is also excellent with his layering, both in his collections and in his personal life.

>>10404870
Check out the older runway shows of Number (N)ine and Undercover. They've got the rocker and grungy side of things covered with lots of layering and a worn aesthetic.
Undercover A/W05 collection, titled Arts and Crafts, should be particularly up your alley.

>>10405262
Yah, right, exactly what I'm trying to say. I mean reversible in the sense that there's many possible directions they can take, but none that actually develop the fit in any way. Whereas I look at this and I see that there is no other path this fit could take. It has full confidence in its coordinations and, moreover, it's completely correct. It just has a lot of force behind it. It has flow, but in a more developed way of not only cohesion, but also flowing purely forward--if that makes sense. I don't mean to gush, tbh I need to be writing an essay right now so I'm trying to work up the spirit to do so by doing some extended commentary.

>>10402855
MFW it was literally 100 degrees in my town today

>>10405272
I should really just start buying soloist pieces. For all the comings and goings of Japanese streetwear, he's one of the few that's been remarkably left almost completely singular in his style. I can't think of any labels that do the sort of ensembles he does, and this after some many years of designing, you'd think there'd be a lot of smaller brands trying to cash in on the look and cheapen it, but he has remained so untouched even today.

>>10405274
>tfw it's hot as fuck out but OP got you thinking about fits and you're trying on knits and jackets and long cut-and-sewns

Going 2 die

>>10405273
Are you high right now? Haha. I feel you though. The layering is on point. The large silhouette of the coat is balanced by the oversized shoe sole and the broken taper provided by the shorts/leggings combo. The color palette is also executed well.

>>10405229
on a side note, can anyone id these shorts for me?

>>10405282
Yah I guess so. I know I shouldn't be spending any more time here, clock's ticking, so my anxiety has me feeling slightly stupid.

>>10405281
Yep. I love his aesthetic. I don't think I could pull it off though. You gotta be some artsy designer person to rock all the eccentricities of his fits. It's another look that I can only see working on a Japanese person as well because they're already known for other outlandish fashion like Shibuya/Harajuku street styles.

>>10405293
I have these Sruli Recht leggings. Gotta get some better shorts to wear over them. Kind of kicking myself for not picking up the shorts in pic related at the same time. I have some Lumen et Umbra double layers that are cool, but falling apart at this point.

>>10405301

>>10405309
back to The Soloist

>>10405312
Oh, Japan. Why are you so good at clothing?

>>10405312
Such a perfect Saturday afternoon urban explorer outfit. Just wear it every Saturday to be known as "that guy" who drifts around the city with a good attitude and a lust for life.

>>10405353

>>10405362
Yeah. That sounds nice. Just a comfy dude exploring the city.

When and, more importantly, why did it become cool to dress like a dystopian futuristic RPG character? Serious question.

>>10405417
>when did x become y as related to some poorly fitting model I have decided upon

1. Indigenous peoples have been doing insane layering in ceremonies and among their elite for millenia 2. Probably not even "cool" as I think you imagine it. 3. Don't shoehorn this into the closest related image you can think of when it doesn't really match it at all.

>>10405417
globalization has introduced foreign concepts and trends into stagnant fields including western fashion design

bump for layers

How many collars are too many?

>>10405353
is this the same kid with the staff and the sheep or is that a different shoot?