/fa/ - Fashion

2 slim jeans

>>17546138
I will never stop wearing them

>>17546139
it's time to let them go bruh

i can wear whatever the fuck i want

Zoomers dressing like 90s heroin addicts thinking they’re fashion pioneers lol

>>17546137
hes been dressing like this for 14 years now, I almost appreciate his dedicatedness to the same identical look

>>17546139

Yeah, same. They look good on me, so why should I.

Zoomers stealing Y2k fashion bc they have nothing own going on and then telling me to throw out my jeans is hilarious.
Bitch I became a teen during the time you're copying as a teen now, don't try to tell me shit about how to dress.

GENTLEMEN

ZOOMER HOLOCAUST WHEN?

I don't know when looking fashionable became divorced from looking good, but we're in the peak of that.
People who are into fashion (not the ones that sell their image, those have to be attractive) will just wear garbage that doesn't fit as long as it's from a big name brand, and those big name brands are actively mocking them (designers that wouldn't dress in the shit they sell, selling garbage bags as attire etc).

Zoomers think they're coping early 2000s fashion, but they're not. 90s and early 2000s had people on average pay much less attention to their appearance than they do now, or be less conscious about what they wear.
Young people (myself included) wore loose clothing because it was comfortable, associated with rap and not caring about appearance, as well as some of them just wearing hand me downs.

No one consciously was wearing those things to be aesthetically pleasing, and in fact if you wanted to look good (formal occasion, date, professional setting) you went back to wearing well fitting clothes.

Bad boy characters that are supposed to be maximally attractive in movies wore fitting clothes. Similar for hot women.

The problem is that now people are wearing these clothes actually thinking that it makes them aesthetically pleasing just because they got caught in this bubble.

A fitting henley will always and forever look attractive if it's not on a midget goblin like the OP picture. Why? Because it emphasizes what makes men primordially attractive to women.

Similarly, fitting pants (not skinny necessarily) will forever be attractive because they emphasize things that are sexually and reproductionally important to us. Women especially, there will never be a time where a man will be disgusted to see a woman wear tight clothing around her thigh and butt area.

>>17546137
I wear skinny jeans and I have muscular legs like pic related
I'll never stop
Sexcore till I die

>>17546214

It's an interesting phenomenon to analyze further, why zoomers are so hopeless about looking good that they think the only move they can make is to not play that game and instead play just the game of fashion in terms of reputation and fads.

T-shirts with a small logo on the side (not centered).
Also buying the same t-shirt in bulk in different colors, dad move

>>17546218
I'm a millenial and alway found this look retarded, when they're ripped it makes them even more gay and retarded. But back in highschool the majority didn't dress like that tough, most people who wore skinny jeans had more of a metal, punk or 70's rock kind of look going on.

>>17546138
Huh? Most people I see wearing slim jeans are zoomers.

>>17546251
Based flyover

>>17546251
With those Abercrombie hoodies and UGG boots, kek laggard.

>>17546214
>I don't know when looking fashionable became divorced from looking good
When designers started to target blacks and asians as their main customers.

>>17546214
You just don't understand fashion, you have 3 tiers of fashion brands
1. The don't care one - this could be anything from fast fashion to Levi's etc
2. The name brands that care about image more than clothes - this is the category you are describing aka gucci, lv...
3. Is the real fashion brands that care about the clothes, this could be anything from kiko to Petr do and others like that, this is the fashion everything else is just bs

>>17546214
You are kinda missing the point of zoomer fashion and it's showing you are already disconnecting from contemporary culture
>I don't know when looking fashionable became divorced from looking good
This has always been the case, the more you got into fashion, the weirder your outfits and the less wide appeal they had. This happens with every hobby; music, painting, movies. The more you are into something the more niche your taste.
The thing is due to less information very few people reached that level in prime millennial years, nowadays the majority of zoomers are somehow fashionistas with a more developed style that goes way past just 'looking good'

>Zoomers think they're coping early 2000s fashion, but they're not.
Nobody thinks this, everyone is aware that the neo-y2k trend isn't directly copying what people wore in the 2000's. The trend distillates traits from movies, TV, advertisement, etc and adapts them to the current macro and micro trends.
You are right when you say that millennials didn't really think much about their clothes, but that's the point, zoomer are much more aware, that's why they dress the way they do.

>Bad boy characters that are supposed to be maximally attractive in movies wore fitting clothes. Similar for hot women.
Again missing the point of zoomer fashion. Hot zoomers don't dress in what makes them the hottest, they dress as tastefully 'bad' as they can.
The premise goes along the lines of 'I'm so hot and cool I can make this dumb ugly shit look good' . This is why many things that were previously considered uncool like anime tshirts, dad shoes, workwear, etc have been trending.
Of course this doesn't mean people are just wearing the ugliest shit they can find, there's still some thought process to make it look somehow pleasing, there is some post-irony in there too.

The cool/uncool contrast and synthesis is the core of zoomer fashion

>>17546316
>the majority of zoomers are somehow fashionistas with a more developed style that goes way past just 'looking good'
have you ever left the fucking house? absolutely not true

>>17546137
not wear gay earrings and have gay little buttons on ur shirt for one

>>17546137
I was born in '86, I'm going to look like a millennial regardless of what I wear, you dumb faggot.

>zoomers begin wearing stuff that was worn in the 90s/00s
>they're just more aware and fashionable

Huh?

The millennial style template will always be circled back to, it's just a collection of all the timeless western fashion trends.

>>17546218
I'm a fellow sexcore milennial, and the loose shit fits trend is destined to die IMO, but this look has become a little tired and old. I don't think it needs to be loose, but loosening up just a hair I think would make this look nicer like pic related

Millenials just want to look like put together adults and blend in.

Zoomers decided they want to intentionally look terrible for "muh fashion" and slap neon everywhere and no out of their way to avoid the fucking colour wheel.

>>17546323
Lmao this. You're stuck in a weird tiktok bubble. Everyone obsesses about looks.

>>17546137
Henleys are timeless

>>17546137

>>17546137
wow, linus tech tips look like this now??

Skinny jeans were a mistake

Henleys are timeless comfort

Zoomies basically picked the worst of mid 90s/early 2000s. They look like they got lost in a bazaar.

>>17546316
Youre trying really hard to justify bad taste

>>17546137
If you're wearing a Henley shirt in public - you are basically wearing a pyjamas
says a lot about you as a person

>>17546137
the constant push to pin zoomers against millenials is so cringe. Im millenial and my little brother is gen z, theres no difference at all. I wonder whos behind this anyway...

>>17546691
Yea it's pretty gay, I always liked gen x when I was younger and got along with them just fine. Dress to suit your body and face and you'll be fine, baggy looks like shit on some and slim/skinny looks like shit on others.

skinny jeans, v necks, the hitler youth hair cut, the man bun

>>17546139
-97 zoomer here, skinny jeans are the only good jeans

>>17546784
black rimmed glasses. handle bar mustache, full sleeve tattoos, flannel shirt, thick eyebrows,

>>17546218
Sexcore like I die brah

>>17546691
It's millenials. Most of them can't cope with how they are the gayest generation that ruined the world more than even boomers. Their bloated egos won't let them, so they try to blame it zoomers - just like their faggot boomer parents did with them.
I know because I'm a self-hating millenial and I'd kill my own kind if I could.

Fun facts about millenials:
>they invented woke culture and identity politics (started with the first hipsters)
>they ruined the internet
>they became trannies
>they became out of touch and sold out - not just themselves but the future generations

KILL ALL MILLENIALS

>>17546214
>waaaah they dont understand WHY we wore those clothes
They understand why, they just dont care because thats not the point of fashion and never has been.

>>17547330
I kind of agree with you in that millennials are just acting out because they've been shit on by both boomers and zoomers. A lot of millennials have been culturally discarded. You can tell that they're trying to claw their way back into relevancy.

Millennials may have started a lot of the cancerous developments in today's society but zoomers have magnified it tenfold imo. The thing is zoomers look cool and act like they're hot shit so no one really sees them as a nuisance except for the millennials who, as stated above, are clinging to social relevancy because they're the punching bag for every generation right now.

>20 year olds believing they have autonomous thoughts

Hmm

Lel

>>17547330
>>they invented woke culture and identity politics (started with the first hipsters)
>>they ruined the internet
>>they became trannies
>>they became out of touch and sold out - not just themselves but the future generations
Gen X started all of that shit. Some of it even earlier than them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKkb0qXbyUY

>>17547347
>zoomers look cool
kek lets see if gen alpha agrees with you when they inevitably start flooding this board in a couple years. yall gonna get roasted way harder than millennials. gen z fashion lacks any sense of timelessness or staying power.

>>17547435
lol yea shit like this is where Gen Z fashion started out

>>17546231
I will destroy all shirts with centered logos
pocket shirts and embroided logos on the breast are comfy

>>17546231
>Also buying the same t-shirt in bulk in different colors
What the fuck is wrong with that? You dumb?

zoomer fashion is a psyop to normalize thrifting ugly clothing because they'll all grow up to be absolutely destitute and be unable to afford anything

>>17546159
This. Zoomers don't get that once you're 25-30 you pick a style and latch onto it. They're young and still chasing trends.
You ever notice how 75 year olds still go to the grocery store in slacks, shoes, and a button-down shirt? That's what they wore when they were 30 and simply never changed. When I'm that age I'll be "dressed like a boomer" wearing jeans, a t-shirt, and sneakers to the store while the kids around me are basically naked. So it goes.

>>17547491
>t-shirts with a pocket

DISGUSTING

>>17546137
Henleys are fine. Just do not look like that douche.

>>17546138
Slim pants are fine.
People tried too hard to rebel against them only to realize there is not really anything better for a good everyday look.

>>17546137
i never liked wearing a henley by itself, always used them as undershirts.

>>17547934
>Zoomers don't get that once you're 25-30 you pick a style and latch onto it.
That's only true for npcs who give up on life and start just wasting away

>>17548361
It holds true for all well-adjusted individuals as they become adults.
You sound like one of those 36yo millennial dudes who still jumps from shoebox apartment to apartment living at the mercy of landlords. Stop chasing trends and superficial highs - establish yourself as a man, fashion included.

Stupid dropcrotch pants that were popular in recent years made it look like you have a diaper underneath and have stubby legs like the 90's troll figurines, especially with thick-soled sneakers. Then there has also been the attempt at promoting those t-shirts made in weird experimental shapes.

>>17548378
Yep you have given up on life

>>17548378
do you really live like this? thinking that maturation means calcification? how? as in, how do you not kill yourself if that's what you see before you for the next four five decades?

>>17548380
I'd like to see you at 36 trying to dress like 15 year olds. Surely it won't be cringe at all.

>>17548378
I'm 27 and mostly still want to have fun with fashion. I don't follow trends, but I also don't latch on to a specific style. I have my own style, and I have several different styles. I would be wildly bored of fashion if I stuck to one specific niche.

Henleys look awesome. Though yeah I am aware Cavill would look good in a potato sack

>>17549308

>>17546137
>a shirt and jeans are out of fashion
You people are gay. Only things that are incredibly outlandish and esoteric can ever go out of fashion. OP image can never become outdated because at the end of the day they're just clothes.

>>17546137
Being 5’5”