/fa/ - Fashion

>Munich

Used to be HRVST, now it’s closed
Scotch&Soda, Sendlinger Str 33
Stereo MUC, Residenzstraße 25
Woman/Man, Kardinal-Faulhaber-Str 14A

>Melbourne
>incu (mid range stuff, acne apc Paul Smith etc. staff can be wankers sometimes, though)
>swensk (scandi minimal stuff, great staff, they really know their products and will try actually try not to sell you something if they don’t think it fits you well)
>suit shop/p Johnson (mtm & bespoke, great service and friendly staff)
I’m a fucken manlet, anyone got recs for stores that stock nice Japanese stuff?

>>13570884
just use web shops, finding japanese brands is hellish in the west

>Stockholm

...
Have none would be thankful if someone were to enlighten me.

>>13570927
cmon, stockholm should be a top-tier city for fashion

start with your local brands, cos and acne, then find the deeper cuts around them

>deeper cuts

>>13570953
>stockholm
ive heard BLACKED is your most popular fashion

Boise

>believing anyone from this shit board will live in most based PNW city.

>New Haven
there's a fantastic vintage store called Fashionista that is super well curated and well priced. i'm going there today actually to look for a new jacket.

>chicago
>ebay

>>13570842
>Paris

L'Eclaireur Herold
Elevation Store
Archive 18-20
La Piscine
Rick Owens' Paris store

I mostly shop online though, more choice & opportunities

>>13571567
>Paris

must be paradise for /fa/gs

>Dallas
fucking nothing kms

>>13571569
Well desu it really depends

I feel like that's where you've got the best shopping destinations, but not the best street styles. The most stylish people I've seen were in London, not in Paris. Still a very effay place though

>>13571567
>not mentionning l'Eclaireur Sevigné

Also La Piscine fucking sucks.

>>13571033
Fuck Boise. I just moved from there the coolest store we had was fucking j crew

>Tokyo
>Rescue Squad, Bounty Hunter, Yohji, Rick, Nike, recycle stores

>>13571802
Oh and Uniqlo ofc

>>13571802
>Tokyo

Fuck. You won.

>>13571033
Ayyy I grew up in Boise. There’s nothing in Boise (Sun Valley is a nice place to shop though, good thrifting) except last time I was home I saw a store downtown that had a list of brands in the window that included APC but I think the store was all women’s stuff. I bet it’ll have something come a year or two at the rate it’s growing.

>>13571714
L'Eclaireur Sevigne is full of chinks looking for expensive normie fashion. It's like the hype-oriented version of Herold, and I have no interest in buying whatever is trendy at the moment. I like Herold for the knowledge of the people who work there and foremost for their selection. There are many very interesting brands brands that are being sold at Herold and that you cannot find anywhere else in Paris. I cannot say the same about Sevigne.

I would agree that the place itself is stunningly beautiful though. It's definitely worth a visit. And there are a few really great brands there as well, among hype garbage. But as opposed to Herold, none of them is exclusive to Sevigne.

>Also La Piscine fucking sucks
Why would you ever say that ?

You can find anything thee for ridiculous prices. They used to stock lots and lots of Silent and Transit. They have plenty of Damir, Lost & Found and other similar brands. I've even seen a LUC sweater there for 70€, I still don't understand how the fuck it ended up here. When KVA closed his own label to focus on designing for others, they bought ALL his stocks. You had runway pieces going for dirt cheap, and there's still some of it that's available. They also stock many interesting casual chic French designers, such as Ly Adams or Melindagloss (now Editions M.R.). I once saw a few Bernard Zins pants there too.

If there is one place to check every now and then when you're looking for interesting come ups, it's La Piscine.

L'Eclaireur Sevigne is full of chinks looking for expensive normie fashion. It's like the hype-oriented version of Herold, and I have no interest in buying whatever is trendy at the moment. I like Herold for the knowledge of the people who work there and foremost for their selection. There are many very interesting brands that are being sold at Herold and that you cannot find anywhere else in Paris. I cannot say the same about Sevigne.

I would agree that the place itself is stunningly beautiful though. It's definitely worth a visit. And there are a few really great brands there as well, among hype garbage. But as opposed to Herold, none of them is exclusive to Sevigne.

>Also La Piscine fucking sucks
Why would you ever say that ?

You can find anything there for ridiculous prices. They used to stock lots and lots of Silent and Transit, it went to the point that some Parisian retailers stopped stocking Silent because of this unfair competition. Now they have plenty of Damir, Lost & Found and other similar brands. I've even seen a LUC sweater there for 70€, I still don't understand how the fuck it ended up here. When KVA closed his own label to focus on designing for others, they bought ALL his stocks. You had runway pieces going for dirt cheap, and there's still some of it that's available. They also stock many interesting casual chic French designers, such as Ly Adams or Melindagloss (now Editions M.R.). I once saw a few Bernard Zins pants there too.

If there is one place to check every now and then when you're looking for interesting come ups, it's La Piscine.

>>13571714
L'Eclaireur Sevigne is full of chinks looking for expensive normie fashion. It's like the hype-oriented version of Herold, and I have no interest in buying whatever is trendy at the moment. I like Herold for the knowledge of the people who work there and foremost for their selection. There are many very interesting brands that are being sold at Herold and that you cannot find anywhere else in Paris. I cannot say the same about Sevigne.

I would agree that the place itself is stunningly beautiful though. It's definitely worth a visit. And there are a few really great brands there as well, among hype garbage. But as opposed to Herold, none of them is exclusive to Sevigne.

>Also La Piscine fucking sucks
Why would you ever say that ?

You can find anything there for ridiculous prices. They used to stock lots and lots of Silent and Transit, it went to the point that some Parisian retailers stopped stocking Silent because of this unfair competition. Now they have plenty of Damir, Lost & Found and other similar brands. I've even seen a LUC sweater there for 70€, I still don't understand how the fuck it ended up here. When KVA closed his own label to focus on designing for others, they bought ALL his stocks. You had runway pieces going for dirt cheap, and there's still some of it that's available. They also stock many interesting casual chic French designers, such as Ly Adams or Melindagloss (now Editions M.R.). I once saw a few Bernard Zins pants there too.

If there is one place to check every now and then when you're looking for interesting come ups, it's La Piscine.

>>13571930
Anon there's almost nothing for normies in Sevigne, you ever took a look at the brands they have there ?

And idk maybe I'm unlucky because aside from a few Lost & Found ROOMS pieces, there was nothing cool ( and especially not Damir ) when I went to La Piscine.

>>13571949
>CDG Play
>Yeezy
>Offwhite
>Moncler
>Gucci
>Lanvin
>SLP

>>13571949
Also they stock a lot of brands you can find at L'Eclaireur, such as Myths, Avant Toi, Isabel Benenato, Premiata and others

>>13571998
Along with some of the most avant-garde brands you can find in Paris. I've never ever stepped into Sevigne to find asian hypebeasts.

>>13571567
Any good thriftstores you can recommend?

>>13572025
Not the guy you asked, but there's Free'p'star. Also it depends if you're looking for some designer thing or just some classic thrift store with a lot of pieces. Free'p'star is one of those, even though I've found some designer shit occasionnally

>>13570842
>vienna
>nothing

>>13572075
>talking about Vienna
>nothing about Song or Chegini

I'm from Nashville. What are some good male clothing stores that aren't fucking cowboy related?

>Seattle

>???


I need help here yall. theres some obvious ones but they mostly suck

>Kazan
..........

>>13572018
The most avant garde brands are in Herold, not in Sevigne :)

And everything you can find at Sevigne, apart from TLC, can also be found elsewhere

>>13572025
Maybe try to go to Plus que Parfait

Otherwise, there are a lot of thrift shops in the Marais and around the Georges Pompidou centre

>>13572204
That's just wrong mate, obviously I'm not going to list all the brands but there are things you can't find outside of Sevigne

>>13572204
The ones I visited around centre Pompidou were overpriced and of bad quality. Just basic Fila, Champion and Tommy hoodies for €40-50 a piece

Atlanta

>>13572220
Note how you didn't quote a single one of them

Anyway, there's no argument to have here. The selection of Herold is VERY obviously a lot more exclusive. You would know it if you ever visited both

>>13572316
Yeah there are a few scams

In the neighbourhood you also have Kiloshop or Kiliwatch that are worth a shot. Guerrisol too, but it's not in the same area

>>13570953
Sure sure, that’s all ways a way to see it on, we also have Arket, really when i think about you could probably just walk around aimlessly in Södermalm, or somewhere around östermalmstorget and fin pretty neat stores.

>>13570983
Shut up you fucking scum, you’re proably 42% mutt, don’t you walk around thinking you know everything about my country you little America-mutt.

>>13572354
When I said this I was thinking about Noir Kei in particular. There's also Per Götesson, Cedric Jacquemyn...

>>13570849
verpiss dich hurensohn

>>13572545
Well Noir Kei is part of CDG and CDG is stocked at Sevigne since they are the ones who have the clientele for the Play line. Jacquemyn is not exclusive to them. Götesson does not fit the Herold aesthetic and is not exactly confidential ad it has fashion week exposure

Now I might have been a bit harsh with Sevigne, you are right in saying that they do have a few gems

My point was really that, as a whole, Herold is a lot more cohesive, has the most exclusive designers and foremost is extremely picky in the designers it chooses to sell. They have few labels available, but you can trust them for making sure that everything is equally amazing. You are not going to randomly run into middle-end brands or hypebeast bullshit there

>>13572545
Well Noir Kei is part of CDG and CDG is stocked at Sevigne since they are the ones who have the clientele for the Play line. Jacquemyn is not exclusive to them. Götesson does not fit the Herold aesthetic and is not exactly confidential as it has fashion week exposure

Now I might have been a bit harsh with Sevigne, you are right in saying that they do have a few gems

My point was really that, as a whole, Herold is a lot more cohesive, has the most exclusive designers and foremost is extremely picky in the designers it chooses to sell. They have few labels available, but you can trust them for making sure that everything is equally amazing. You are not going to randomly run into middle-end brands or hypebeast bullshit there

Just moved to Barcelona, can anyone give advice?

>Frankfurt
Help pls

Newcastle

End. is all we really have, but it stocks a lot of good shit. Also a lot of hypebeast shit like Bape but who cares about that?

>New York
Beacon's closet or any other thrift/consignment shop not Goodwill
Anything else is a ripoff

>>13572100
buffalo exchange in the U District always has good cops.
the Cross roads trading on cap hill is expensive but has good selection.

Where my toronto boiz at. I need recommendations

Anything in Atlanta interesting?

Saint Louis

pls hello everything is mallcore

Saint Louis

pls hello everything is mallcore

Cordoba, Argentina.
Fuck this shit is hard. I would say Tienda Fuencarral, the rest is absolutely positively shit.
Also ebay, not even trusting the local e-commerce pages as is all chink shit

>>13572811
>>13572816
east+west and suitsupply in the central west end

>>13572740
primark

>>13570849
I might end up working in Munich (I'm Czech).
How is it there? I heard you have a bad situation with the refugees, how's that going?

>Prague
We have literally no effay stores that are internationally recognisable. The basics like Cos, Zara etc. and the normie shit like Gucci and LV is all there of course. I wish we had some more European designers like Acne, APC or whatever but I guess we just don't have the market for it (read: most can't afford it and those who can have poor taste). We don't even have a Uniqlo. Best bet are some local tailors, but I don't really know too many of those.
>>13570849
I might end up working in Munich. How is it there? I heard you have a bad situation with the refugees, how's that going?
>>13571802
I'm jelly

>>13573239
>I might end up working in Munich. How is it there? I heard you have a bad situation with the refugees, how's that going?

Memes, read less /pol/

Very safe and pleasant city, albeit quite provincial

>>13570927
Humana is pretty dope. Don't know if it's still around. As some anon said just walk around södermalm

>Guadalajara, MX.
I don't know where to shop. All the effay-ish store carry exclusively girl stuff

>>13572733
Great I think we can find a common ground. Good to see some people with knowledge btw

>London
don't like shopping, online masterrace

>>13572332
Same here. Any ideas?

>>13573239
>I might end up working in Munich. How is it there? I heard you have a bad situation with the refugees, how's that going?
dont come to Munich. how can people take /pol/s opinions for facts ?

>>13573813
Love u too

>>13572743

LOL

dein Ernst?

Prada Gucci LV Brioni Armani und co bei euch

>>13574093
You can't really beat end of sales deals at Selfridges though, and those are not put online

>>13571802
Fuck i miss japan

>Antwerp
ROsier41, Vrijdagmarkt 6, Episode, Think Twice, Coccodrillo, Labels, VANIITAS (online)

>>13574249
when are they ? Not that close to it so not that convenient. How good are the sales ?

>>13574513
Well idk they are at the same time as all other sales

Got myself an A1923 shirt there for somewhere around £80 if that can help you get an idea

>>13574245
>

>>13572761
thanks. i do go to that buffalo exchange. i wish there were better places to thrift about but that single strip can be fun/good

never been to cross roads in cap hill!

Anyone in Gainesville got good recs?

>Perth Australia
Cabinet Noir
Lessons concept store
highs and lows

thats really it. at least i can buy undercover

>>13574175
It's not pol, it's Czech media. And didn't I ask to verify rather than blindly accept it?

>>13572753
tokio 7 has some good stuff for ok prices

>>13574245
>Prada Gucci LV Brioni Armani

bitte such dir ein anderes forum

>>13574703
>in cap hill

>Oklahoma City
Please help

>>13574992
no but go gators

>Boston
i like the goodwill near BU, don't know much else

>[15 minutes south of] San Francisco
>new to the whole /fa/ thing
Any decent recs? Current wear is Uniqlo, j.crew, levis, adidas track pants, and whatever running shoes aren't gaudy.

>London
Live within walking distant from the Westfields near the olympic park, great boutique style places and name brand shops alike, pretty much 90% of stores there are either fashion or food, would recommend going if anyone comes here. Other than that, soho and oxford street are the obvious choices for fashion

Going to Paris in a couple weeks so any recommendations/advice would be appreciated

Is anyone else from Montreal? Any good places for women's clothing? Right now I've been hitting up H&M and waiting patiently for the Uniqlo store to open up.

>>13572816
>>13572972
Avalon in the Loop

>>13576573
We did Paris a des posts above

>Toronto

thrift store called Kind Exchange, nothing else i really like though, been only getting basics from h&m and f21 :(
torontofriends pls help

>>13576619
forgot to mention value village

>>13572370
Triggered lmfao

Lubbock, Texas

>>13573239
Welp, I'm spending 6 weeks in Prague starting Sept 1 and I was hoping to up my game in some effay European stores.

>>13576670
I still think about the ut/tech game from 08, anon

Just like to say, I don't live in the twin cities but travel there pretty often
Wilson and Willy's, Askov Finlayson, and Martin Patrick are all pretty nice. The sale section at Martin Patrick is a legit must-visit, I've gotten todd Snyder x Champion stuff marked 70 percent off

>>13576573
Went to Westfields once. It was filled with normie fashion and I didn't find anyhing worth the trip there.

Also you obviously don't know your own city, if you genuinely believe that Soho and Oxford str are where you find the best shops.

As for Paris, there were good posts above. But given your taste, maybe you'll want to stick to les grands boulevards, where you've got Le Printemps, the Galeries Lafayette and Citadium, and to the BHV Marais.

>>13577126
second this re: westfields being painfully normie

>>13576596
COS

North Dallas, anyone got any ideas?

Any good recommendations for Berlin?

>>13570849
Wow can't believe HRVST closed RIP. A Kind of Guise (Adalberstr. 41b) and supposedly BSTN (Amalienstr 44) is pretty good but I've only been to the location in Hamburg. Hide[m] is a really beautiful shop if you want to cop some investment pieces (Rosenheimerstr 44)

>>13572767
>>13576619
Shoes/Sneakers:
Livestock, Capsule, Get Outside, Gravity Pope, Haven

Clothes:
TNT, Haven, Blue Button Shop, Stüssy, CTRBND, Nordstrom (I'm serious lol), dutil, Over the Rainbow, Due West, Uncle Otis, Blue Button Shop, Muttonhead, Reigning Champ


Consignment/vintage:
I miss you / I miss you MAN, Fashionably Yours (really annoying/disorganized sales staff but sometimes pretty good stock and if you're trying to sell something, it'll sell pretty quick), VSP consignment (women's)

Basics:
Uniqlo, COS, Frank and Oak

Womens:
Some of the stores already mentioned for guys and Oak + Fort, Aritzia, Coal Miner's Daughter, Loversland, Frances Watson, 119 Corbo, meg, North 42, the Winners at College Park, Bay/Saks flagship (particularly for shoes), Brandy Melville, Fawn, Smoke + Ash, Want Apothecary, TSOQ, HR for frags + beauty, and Creeps if you want to know where all the girls at Geary parties buy their trendy clothes

>>13577633
Some favs:
The Cos and Weekday right outside of U Weinmeisterstraße (there's something about these specific two locations of these chains, I always find way more good stuff than at any other locations)
Firmament, Soto and No 74 (Adidas concept store) and a Kind of Guise, all near Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
the Corner (on Fr. Straße), the men's store is just on the other side!
Muji @ Mall of Berlin
the Uniqlo on Ku'Damm
Overkill
Titus
Darklands (if you can get an appointment)
Trüffelschwein
Paul's Boutique (for vintage streetwear)
Solebox

>>13577779
Nice Im moving to Berlin tomorrow, definitely gonna check these out.
Whats the deal with making an appointment for that Darklands store? Sounds interesting, care to elaborate?

>>13570842
Cologne - Vintage Emde

>>13577786
Cool, where in Berlin are you staying?

Basically at Darklands, it's very client-based. You CAN go in and browse, but if you tell them ahead of time what you like to buy and what you're interested in you get a better experience.

Hey guys

I'll be in Milan during the last week of August and I'm looking for some nice shops to visit

So far I've only got Antonioli and the Transit Uomo flagship store, any other ideas ?

I'm close to Philly, a bit west of it. Anybody know any shops in Philly or just outside of philly near West Chester?

>>13573239
>bad situation with the refugees
stop browsing /pol/. germany, especially bavaria, is one of the safest areas I know of. There's a bigger risk of getting in trouble with the bavarian police then to get raped and eaten by refugees. They prefer to fight each other over different religious beliefs anyway.

>>13572966
Do you live near Nueva Cordoba, culiau????

>>13572816
Can i move with u anon

>>13576770
Yeah you're better off taking the train to Vienna or Munich if you want to shop. All we have is normie shit and basic streetwear like footlocker. That said, you might find some good stuff for very cheap in the thrift shops, since our prices on everything are lower than Western Europe. Expect to find only classic menswear stores in Prague if you want effay stuff.

>>13576516
Wasteland on Haight is a pretty great store for used designer pieces.

Theres also a Goodwill boutique on West Portal Ave thats had some fantastic stuff.

>São Paulo
>Nothing desu

Windsor Ontario leaf fag, there is fucking nothing to wear in this shithole populated with nothing but boomers

Hamburg

like every 2nd high end brand has a store at Jungfernstieg,
Rudolf Beaufays for vintage 2nd hand suits. Owner is kinda weird, some clothes are in a really bad condition, but there are some nice pieces. Varies from prep, classical english to reviewbrah shit.
We've got an Acne store.
Normie shit like Scotch&Soda.

Tipps are welcome

>>13578328
Ayyo Detroit here across the river. There’s some fancy shit downtown and at Somerset if you can come across.
I just buy shit online at Uniqlo tho

>>13578357
Hamburg.

>>13571930
neck yourself shitskin frog

>>13576573
terrible advice. Westfield Stratford is hell on earth.

>>13572079
Nashvillain here, searched for it in the thread and found this post with no replies. Figures.

>>13579750
Fuck off leave my French friends alone you mutt

vancouver
no idea but probably whatever the asians wear

>>13579750
I am Aryan material, you mudblood Amerimutt

>>13580012
>Amerimutt
kek.Nice assumption snail eating frog,everybody knows you mediterranean faggot looks like fucking mudslime with bit pale skin

>>13578279
Thank you Czechbro. Got any links/directions to good thrift stores?

>>13579877
Neighbour is the best boutique in Van imo
Leisure centre also has some interesting stuff

>>13571539
At least there's Gallery

>>13571802
>>13571805
>>13573239
>>13574422
I get that Tokyo is cool, but nobody has any recommendations? I only know of small Americana and menswear brands and i don't really care for that.

>>13580331
Sorry, but Germans are the Americans of Europe.

>>13577743
thanks so much anonette

>>13571567
Anyone got midrange recommendations? So far I've got:
See fan
Slowear store
Hartford
Bellerose

Anything else? Obvious huge department stores excepting.

>>13572370
appropriate respond fellow scandi-fag

>>13581074
Frenchtrotters / Bonnegueule ?

>>13581074
Also bleu de Paname (workwear)

where should i shop for female clothes in london

>>13580989
maybe try reading the first post you linked? or better yet ask the people that live in japan, rather than an image board with nearly no one with practical knowledge of tokyo

>>13581074
AMI

>>13581085
Harrods

> Brisbane

Where are the better menswear stuff at?

>>13581109
t. brainlet

>>13572761
>>13572100
totokaelo? No good? i'm visiting in a few weeks help me out

>Chicago

>>13582282
First thing you need go learn is theres no fashionable clothes for tropical climes. Peoples will post some bullshit pic from the 50s of someone like steve mcqueen but its not possible summer clothes are a mugs game

>>13581021
true

>>13581021
keep saying that Frog

>>13576660

>>13570842
From Milan when I was but a child who ate dirt, going back soon.

Currently in Toronto though and outside of a few small stops we only have hypebeast stuff like haven/capsule or the off white store. Even then it’s nothing good because Toronto gets left overs and everything is raffled for.

>>13576596
Cos is becoming one of my favorite places.
Ssense, Simons (Collection), MEN'S are pretty decent too.

>>13570842
>Paris

The Broken Arm
Comme @ Saint-Honoré
The Community
Études
Tom Greyhound
...and surprisingly enough Le Bon Marché during sales.

There are of course bunch of others like the ones mentioned before, but these at least for me represent things that feel relevant right now in Paris.

>>13571567