/fa/ - Fashion

I'll post what little I do have that wasn't lost

Magazine illustrations are fine too

I'm afraid that's all I've got. I hope you enjoyed the little dump, and I hope you can help me rebuild my folder

>>17490350
based thread

>>17490533

>>17490538

>>17490547

Where do you find inspo like this? I've only gotten pics from other threads.

>>17490869
>photographer too beta to wait until the people in the background are out of the frame

shit inspo, good riddance

>>17491503
>when she's ready to harvest

>>17490350
Suits are clowncore

>>17491518
Nobody on this thread wanted to see your lame attempt at being funny.

>>17491514

>>17490785
A lot of good shit on pinterest if you just click through good photos

>>17491502
Plebs love this photo

>>17490869
This is the hardest fit pic ever taken

>>17490869
You must feel a million dollars in a suit/coat/scarf combo like that.

>>17491710
ew

>>17491710
whenever i see this gay shit i wanna just pull their stupid overcoat off their back, since their arms aren't in the sleeves it can really just be taken off by pulling at the collar. and then throwing it into a big fat puddle of mud.

>>17491998
You don't have the balls to actually do this.

>>17490950
shouldn't the pocket square match the tie?

>>17492237
I've always heard the opposite.

>>17492237
No, that makes it look like it was bought as a set, which means cheap and stupid

>>17492283
I don't get the people who sperg out about it. I don't think it's that big of a deal.

>>17492237
Yes, matching is traditional

>>17492427
Not really that big of a deal no, but switching things up is so much better, be creative and have fun with it, why buy matching when you could do much more?

>>17492237
No. It should compliment the colours in your outfit.

>>17490881
Men were working in mines, contruction sites in the suits a centry before.

>>17494271
and people are now wearing sneakers from Walmart instead of Jordans.
Just wait until you figure out they could take their non formal jackets off.

>>17491518
Poorfag cope with no skills.

Italian suit, less structured, less padding on shoulder to create a more sloped look, generally lighter material sourced from italian mills, roomy armhole and pronounced waist suppression

British suit, structured, padded shoulder to give impression of broad shoulders, wider lapel, lower button stance, supressed waist
derived from military tailoring which prefers a strong silhouette

>>17492237
It should compliment the outfit. That means it can be matching or contrasting, depending on what you're going for. It should all look natural regardless.

As an example you wouldn't get pissy over a white pocket square on a business suit.

>>17497555
9 years ago this picture would have triggered the shit out of this board

>>17497773
What's wrong with it

>>17497555
guy on the front is having troubles with big lapels

>go to tailor to ask for a quote for huddersfield mohair
>2.4 k for a fully canvassed bespoke
guess i'll have to wait around for a couple more years fellas...

please post more light suits or suits at beaches. i have to go to a wedding in the dominican republic next year and need inspiration because i have nothing for it.

Can you bros help me know where I could find these kind of pants? Preferably with buttons rather than the belt buckle thing or whatever its called.

>>17499009
Oscar Jacobson, Scavini, Luxire.

>>17499015
these look good. Thanks!

are cuban collars tryhard or cool?

>>17499376
They look fine on their own, but you shouldn't wear them with a jacket because the flat collar doesn't protect your jacket from being soiled by your neck

>>17498703
Linen and unlined. Something in off white, buff, beige etc. Probably stick to a two piece, as a waistcoat is just gonna be another layer, unless you really want to wear one. Could also wear a pair of loafers if the wedding isn't too formal.

>>17499774
i'll look into it, and definitely getting some loafers. it's not that formal and i really don't want to drag any of my dress shoes through sand. they'd probably look bad with a linen suit anyway.

>>17498631

A dream of mine is to be in a situation where I can wear a suiting/hunting suit in the proper context.

thoughts?

>>17500440
dont bother
/fa/ hates yohji

>>17499774
exposed suspenders and bow tie? How much fucking reddit karma do you have?

>>17499774
It's a beach wedding, anyone not wearing flops is a certified retard. Beach weddings are pretty retarded unless it's an informal, hippy dippy affair anyway. Seersucker is also an option if you aren't a Yankee.

>>17492427
>i don't get the people who sperg out about it

ok...that's enough. i've had it. some people on this board keep saying in every thread "i don't get why you're sperging" etc. and it's annoying. what is the POINT of going on a FASHION board if you don't want to be FASHIONABLE?

yes we are going to "SPERG" about small details. you think we're making it a "big deal" because it's not something you would normally talk about IRL so that's why we have an ANONYMOUS IMAGEBOARD to talk it out.

GTFO my /fa/ if you don't like it. i'm sick of it.

>>17500780
Agreed about the exposed suspenders but what's wrong with bow ties?

What are acceptable coats to wear over a suit? Is it strictly formal coats or could you wear a parka?

>>17500440
Reminds me of Kingdom Hearts, if they had chosen pockets instead of zippers

>>17500872
Do you live on the North Pole? If it's warm enough for something more formal you'd look ridiculous not doing that.

>>17499774
clip on suspenders yikes

>>17498647
That is a very good deal anon, scrounge up enough cash and take it while the deal is still on the table

>>17501149
Near enough
What about something like this (without the hood?)

Can I use a tan pocket square on a gray suit + white shirt + blue tie combo?

>>17500440
too much autism

>>17501566
Post a pic. Are all those articles of clothing solid colors? What shades are they?

>>17500799
>GTFO my /fa/
Make me, sperg.

can you wear a velvet coat for non festive occasions

>>17502085
If it's a smoking jacket or lounge jacket, then sure.

>no robert de montesquiou
check out his suits

>>17501438
That's better (no hood tho). Seems really versatile. The buttons do a good job of hiding the zipper. I'd say you'd get away with it in most cases, granted the weather is cold.

>>17490350
i gotchu

>>17502438
The hood's attached by a zipper, they call it a down parka but it looks a lot more formal to me

>>17497777
Every one of these niggas looks goofy as hell, but some more than others. Guy on the far left looks like the type of person that likes to light things on fire or hit animals. The guy with checks looks like he's wearing pajamas with football pads underneath, and has a very untrustworthy and unsettling face. The negro looks as if he is about to cry and appears very inauthentic, not a thought going on in his head as he stares into space. The guy to the right of him looks like he is an emotionally immature robot with no soul. Guy to the right of him looks the best in the pic but looks like hes addicted to smoking cigs and has dead eyes. Guy on the far right seems like he would talk in a really unexpected high pitched voice and with a lisp. I've met a few people with his phenotype and that's how they sound. His nose is also very wide.

>>17497777
witnessed quads

>>17500088
hunting season happens every year.
it also wouldn't be out of place in clayshooting.

>>17500872
if you have real winters then parkas are fine.
i've seen plenty of down puffer vests under jackets as well.

>>17491506
Where do I get a vest like this?

>>17503601
No idea. Only advice I could give ya is checking local shops for something similar or have a tailor make it custom.

Just to show, I found pretty similar vests from a local tailor and I'm sure they could do one custom as well.
https://www.kormakurogskjoldur.is/products/k-s-icelandic-tweed-jakkafatavesti-hrifla

https://www.kormakurogskjoldur.is/products/k-s-jakkafatavesti-poitier

>>17499015
God bless you anon

>>17499376
>cuban collars
Is THAT what it's fucking called? I've been trying to find more shirts that have that ever since I picked up a military shirt at a thrift store which had one, but I could never find the term.

>>17505272
it's got a dozen names but cuban and camp collar are the most common.

What kind of outerwear would go well with a suit like this? I've been trying to find a nice-quality trench coat but it's hard to find one in a color I think would go well with it.

>>17506050
inverness cape
loden coat

>>17506050
Charcoal grey might work.

>>17499378
They work on a blazer if you wear the collar on top of the lapels like Tony Montana in Scarface does

How much should I be looking at for a made-to-measure dress shirt? I want some sort of frame of reference so I can tell when I'm being ripped off vs. when something's a good deal.
Also, how many would the average person need? Three? And which fabrics are the best for them? I enjoy Oxford, but I've heard it's less formal.

>>17507759
I don't think you should start with made to measure shirts if you're that early into shirts.
Because made to measure, while it will be higher quality, it is more expensive.
Instead you should experiment with all the various styles, ie striped, blue, cream, checked, button down, spread collar, various fabrics/weights, etc. with much cheaper shirts to learn what you like, and then buy a made to measure one.

>>17494398
>working in hot coal mine
>still keep their flat caps on
True northerners, gotta admire it.

>>17500872
A Burberry or Aquascutum Trench coat

>>17500872
I wear a Cos parka sometimes but I don't have a high class job where you follow etiquette like that. Generally, parks are associated with children. Menswear is a trench coat and fedora though you will be called a larper for that on here.

>>17500872
As far as the early to mid 20th century, a driving coat. Something that covers the jacket and your ass at least. Outerwear isn't really judged in contrast as long as it looks good in principle and doesn't clash with the suit while open. Some shitty zip coat looks worse all around.

>>17509259
I’m not sure the name of the material (perhaps Gabardine?) but this is typically what a raincoat looked like in the 1920s and 30s. The pith helmet might be a bit much.

What is a pinstripe suit style that is also modern and youthful?

>>17508979
No

>>17509302
Yes, that is the only acceptable overcoat for a suit. Parkas are generally for kids and policemen on duty.

>>17508825
This is probably solid advice, thanks anon. I've worn dress shirts before, but it's always been hard to find one off the rack that I feel fits me (usually there's too much fabric at the waist, and the armholes feel like they're way too deep-cut and make it feel like there's too much extra fabric there too). I guess I figured that going straight to something that would fit, for certain, would be a good idea.

I'll look into trying out some other things before I jump off that deep end, though. Thanks, anon. If you've got any other advice, I'd be glad to hear it.

>>17509318
in that case maybe it would be fine to buy the most bog standard dress shirt you can think of, like a plain white shirt from the made to measure place. Because even if you're not too into plain white shirts, it's always good to have.
And then, knowing what a good shirt feels like, you can still experiment with cheaper shirts in other styles and say to yourself "okay it's not as comfortable, but I really like this pattern, I'll get this made to measure one day" or "oh wow I thought I would like this colour of shirt, but it looks horrible on me, good thing I didn't spend alot of money on it"