/fa/ - Fashion

Almost a boy scouts uniform, how can this be taken aside from spectacule?

>>14567448
it's just fun, desu. Especially if you like putting together your on clothing designs. I like making painted and studded leather jackets, and sewing patches on denim jackets/vests.

Good idea if you want to be watched and laughed at by everyone on the street.

Just dress Poppunk-ish but when asked what bands you like list ordinary punk rock bands and Green Day, they are kinda in the middle and that would explain your style.

>>14567469
poppunk is gay
>>14567502
Agreed. I hate SJW punks. I'm more into the traditional nihilistic approach.

if you need to ask its not acceptable

hardcore scene > punk scene

>>14567469
Horrible advice
Do what you want OP

>>14567443
Go for it just don't do the fucking massive hair.

>>14568050
This

>>14567502
for fucking real

>>14567508
Punk after the 80's has always been into social politics

>>14567469
admitting you like greenday expecting not to be laughed at. ok

>>14567443
>I thought the original point of it was to be a place for misfits and losers, not trendy zoomers trying to get clout on instagram.
Yes
>is dressing punk acceptable if you're an autist and don't have any friends?
Also yes

post punk > punk

>>14567443
Punk is literally not giving a shit about what's acceptable, so you already failed.

>>14567508
Punk subculture has always been communistic/anachistic in nature. They weren't sensitive snowflakes, but ideologically they were always pretty left leaning.

>>14569464
Yeah, you're right. I just like dressing the part because I love the style and the music.
But I'm also an autist with no social skills and don't really care about the drama within 'the scene'. Not that I wouldn't want to make like minded friends but I'm used to being a loner.
I guess its just kind of intimidating seeing all these kids on Instagram with thousands of followers, like its an exclusive little club where everyone knows each other. Yet I've probably been into it longer than they've been alive. Just without a social media presence.
Im just an old boomer who's been out of the loop and haven't been on any social media since MySpace

>>14567443

>>14569657
If you're genuinely a loner and feel comfortable staying that way, do your own thing and don't give a shit what kids on Instagram or anyone else thinks.

>>14567502
I think the point of punk is to piss people off. Judging by this post it seems to be working >>14567508

>>14569464

beat me to it

>>14567508
Punk is literally far left though what are you talking about? Punk has always been about hating on the right and authority.
Green Day shouting "No Trump, No KKK, No fascist USA" a few years back at AMA is pretty fucking punk, like their music or not that's punk.

>>14567502
punk was always all inclusive

Yes.

>>14570269
jesus christ, just shut the fuck up
I don't care

>>14570369

you can either be punk or be fat. not both baka

>>14567508
>poppunk is gay
Umm well yea!!! Of course it’s gay. Gays put the gay in the pop. The Beatles entire wardrobes and image was created by the gay pop industry. Brian Epstein.

punk Is only effay when you do it right and don't try too hard

I thought the point was to be unacceptable?

>>14571422
I feel like punk fashion should be simple and accessible everyday wear like the stuff a lot of people wore back in the 80s. I hate the way modern Punkss dress with all those ugly patch covered vests. a few patches is fine but people really overdo them.

>>14571422
>that mohawk
>don't try too hard

>>14569471
Johnny Ramone being the exception.

>>14567502
>Implying punks wern't accepting and liberal

>>14570369
Nice jacket

>>14569415
yes

>>14569415
post post punk inspo

I agree with what anons are saying in the thread, punk is supposedly to be more of an attitude than a style, but I’d add that you also have to look the context.
It’s not the same to ‘dress punk’ in the 70s than it is to dress punk now, even if you dress with exactly the same outfit as one of the photosnof that era. At that time mohawks, leather jakets with spikes, military style boots, etc; were an exaggerated and flamboyant way of looking at 60s, 70s and 80s fashion, it was a lense, not a stablished style. I always laugh at ‘punks’ in my town dressing exactly like a guy of the 70s because they’ve failed to understand that simple premise and are just larping.
In a lot of ways the way of ‘dressing punk’ today is the streatwear hip hop stuff that is so divisive here.

But anyway if youre drawn to the aesthetic, I’d say go for a subtle look, lole pic related, i just read the overdoing it of the patches and the crazy big mohawk as trying to hard to be a hard ass or somehing, kind of pathetic.

>>14570514
then why are you in a thread talking about it?

>>14569415
absolutely based

>>14569657
Dude who gives a fuck about social media. You’re clearly not cut from the same cloth that a punk is, you care what people think.

>>14570644
Based

>>14570369
>that leafy green, clean background
Get in mom's mini-van, we're going to the punk show. Johnny Rotten was a council rat catcher when there were garbage piles 20 ft high in the streets due to strikes, but you're dressing like a jilted faggot.

>>14571768
That lens point is valuable. I had the sides of my long hair head shaved to let my head not melt inside a helmet. I wore black jeans because they didn't show stains and a black flannelette shirt over a t-shirt to beat the winter cold without overheating. I pulled out a pack of Marlboro Reds once and this fashion expert homo said "Anon! You're an urban punk cowboy!" he would put people in boxes like that based on their attitude, dress and socio-economic background and it was okay because he was always right. Like, to the third decimal place.

Every straight dude needs a perceptive homo friend for the guidance, otherwise you look like a shapeless bag of shit tied at the middle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjaZUmGLUG8