/fa/ - Fashion

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>>6005534

IKEA or the picture you posted. What a strange question.

>>6006110
are you serious nigga?

if you're going to have effay clothes you may as well have effay clothing storage

mirin' that wardrobe

pic is hardly minimalistic, but it's something that struck a note with me

>>6006115

>effay

Please stop using that shitty word.

And if you really want a 5K$ storage in your moms basement that nobody except you will see, please do.

2/2

>>6006132
what is it exactly that makes you so upset about other people liking nice things?

do you go out and buy nice clothes then stay home in your $200/month one room apartment eating top ramen?

>>6006156
Whilst I love all these individual items I cant help but imagine it'd be pretty boring having only those couple of clothes to chose from each day?

>>6006212
"hmm should i wear pants or a top today"

>>6006218
you wouldn't prefer a bit more versatility?

>>6006156
I like that clothes rack, need something like that for my room.

>>6006251
huh

>>6006255
i've got one similar and it collapsed from too much weight i had to put heaps of duct tape on it to hold it together

>>6006218
>whynotboth.jpg
and then... trumpets

>>6006212
I'm guessing it's those clothes + what he's wearing. I'm planning on keeping my wardrobe as small as possible with no more than 1-3 of every item. Because if I wear an item less than once a week then I feel it is pretty wasteful to own it, unless of course it is a winter coat, wool gloves or a scarf.

>>6006260
Well, don't put so much shit on it then...

>>6006251
I don't think he was disagreeing with you.

>>6006285
i had nowhere else to put them
i got rid of a suitcase and two big pillow bags of clothes i dont like today and i'm re-organising my storage setup as we speak

Anyone got more pics or know where I can find some?

is it better to fold or hang your tees?

I genuinely feel bad for the picture posters here. Is that all you have clothing-wise? Y'all need to step up your games. How does it feel looking the same every week?

>>6006549
i like to think that for things like this one;>>6006156
that they have an individual room empty apart from whats shown in the picture for each of their fits

>>6006559
No, I'm talking about:

>>6006252
>>6005534

I really hope these are photos of their nice fits, and they have a heap of other clothes in drawers or something...

Both of these would represent like half of my wardrobe, but I have a giant walk-in closet.

>>6006579
post yours

>>6006579
seriously?

i'd understand if you linked >>6006156

but the two you linked are enormous wardrobes

>>6006585
People will just shit on it because it's totally dadxcore, because I have a real job.

>>6006591
I wouldn't call them enormous, but to each his own.

>>6006598
in >>6005534 there's over 60 hangers and 10 pairs of shoes.

and quit it with that passive aggressive shit. i'm not hating on dadcore but having a "real job" shouldn't affect your casual style

>>6006606
In practice, it does. I don't have many "casual" clothes, because I don't feel like doubling down too much for a weekend outfit. I'd prefer to wear clothes that I could wear late in the work week into the weekend.

It's just good sense.

why the fuck is everyone storing their clothes in the open air?

wardrobes were made to keep clothes less humid,

>enjoy your shitty feeling slightly heavier clothes

>>6006623
i understand where you're coming from but assuming i had an office job i'd probably just cough up the money and have two sets of clothes.

clothings a pretty big hobby for me though and i get that its not the same for everyone

>>6006649
Well, when I say office clothes, most of it could be worn as casual. I work in a very casual corporate office, where I can even wear jeans to work.

It may also just be that /fa/ just started to become officially a "hobby" for me, because I can finally afford it. I might start flushing out my casual stuff later, but that would mean that I would have like 3x the clothes...

>>6006663
don't force a style. /fa/ has this cancerous mindset where it rotates through different styles (last year was dadcore) and shits on everything that's different. avoid overhyped trends you don't really like and wear things for yourself.

>>6006675
Well, most of my wardrobe is probably "dadcore," chinos and slacks, with a shitload of button-ups, and loafers, oxfords, and wingtips.

I'll rock that shit all day, every day, no fucks were given.

my set up, gonna clean it up now. i have my shoes and boots and proper jacket another place.

I also have a mirror facing my clothes

How/Where do you store belts? I usually keep mine just laid flat next to my oset br ausr I dont know what to do with it.

>>6006706
i hang mine on a what do call them? triangular wood piece with a hook on it, you know what i mean

did /fa/ heard about wardrobes?

>>6006537
Fold em'. Hang shirts.

>>6006706
I have mine wrapped up and stacked on each other on my desk.

>>6006706
put the loop of the belt over the top hook on the hanger

>>6006723
Those are shit

>Shirt and T-shirt on hangers

Is it really okay?
It could deform the clothes, no?

too poor/can't be bothered to buy anything so I roll with this

>>6006765
and yes my room is upside down

>>6006765
do you live in Australia?

>>6006765
>too poor
>North Face
You need to get your priorities straight, bro.

>>6006770
>implying i didn't get a killer deal on it because of their impending re-branding

>>6006758
If they're plastic or metal shit.
The wooden ones are nice.

>>6006775

TNF isn't rebranding anything, you tool.

>>6006984
that's not what I heard

>>6006993

Well, you heard wrong. The jacket looks like a triclimate in black, that will continue for many seasons.

>>6007005
yeah, that type will probably continue because it isn't too specialised but the specialist hiking gear is going to be discontinued and they're going to place an emphasis on fashion. It makes a lot of sense

>>6007012

Whoever told you that has no clue about the company. They do outdoor stuff, and they do it well. The more fashionable outdoor stuff would be Timberland, and flashy outdoor would be Napapijri. TNF is highly technical gear, they dont get more fashionable, with the exception of a few things for the European market, because Europeans wear more colors, even when climbing/skiing/ whatever outdoor sports.

>>6007025
yes but imagine how much more of a market someone like TNF (who now has a big following among a younger market over the last couple of years due to its increased popularity and collabs with Supreme) can attain just by selling simple, durable branded gear rather than selling highly expensive gear to a smaller market.

>>6007025
>TNF is highly technical gear, they dont get more fashionable
what is tnf x supreme
what is tnf purple label

>>6007062

They already do that, but their core business is the outdoor stuff. That will not change anytime soon. The entire parent company is making the bulk of their money in outdoor and action sports - VANS, Reef, Timberland, Napapijri, Eastpak, Jansport, etc., they put in a bid for Billabong, why would they ditch the technical outdoor business? They can serve the younger market without letting go of their core business.

>>6007075
That's pretty clever. Know where it's from?

>>6007107
its a Portuguese designer i think it would probably be pretty easy to just DIY it though

>>6007107
whats clever

>>6007118
oh the setup never mind
i think i'll go to bed

>>6007106
I know what you're saying, but I heard it from someone who works at Go Outdoors and he said that all the companies like that were dropping North Face because they can no longer state that it is suitable for extreme conditions.

I don't know why he'd lie

Plus, the other stores had dropped TNF, and the place where I got mine were in the process of dropping it, which was evident due to everything being 40% off

>>6007118
I like the built in drawer.

put some books on the ground
and clothes on them
you read books, right?

>>6007072

They are gimmicks. Note that you cannot even buy pule label pr supreme on the TNF website.

>>6007148
how are they gimmicks

>>6007148

Contractually, they can only sell Purple Label in Japan.

And any collaboration Supreme does with anybody can old be sold by Supreme or authorized wholesale accounts.

The whole point of smaller product lines is that you DON'T want them marketed to a huge audience that doesn't even want or understand the product. This is akin to complaining that you can't buy gourmet cheeses and truffles at Wal-mart.

>>6006731
I used to do that, and it's a huge pain in the ass. I ended up just DIY'ing a solid wooden hanger with hooks on each side for hanging belts on.

>>6007148
You can't be serious with all this. I'm not saying that they're not keeping up with their technical lines, but you've got to be an idiot to think they don't understand their presence as a fashion brand. You probably think that New Balance doesn't understand they're a fashion brand as much as a running brand too - especially since they don't sell the collabs on the NB site.

open air clothing racks are stupid as hell and only appeal to fashion nerds on the internet.

try having people over with all your clothes sitting in the middle of your living room, it's awkward and strange. also if you're not a fuccboi, it can be pretty ostentatious too.

>>6007283
>clothes sitting in the middle of your living room
>living room
Found your mistake.

>>6007283

Well, why would you leave it out? Wouldn't you put it in your bedroom and then hang out with your friends in the kitchen or living room?

go to a boutique and arrange your room like that.
put your bed where the cash register is

>>6005534
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>>6006252
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>>6007075

You all let your clothes outside of the clost like that??? It doesnt take dust?

>>6007370

collects more dust inside of a closet

Not a great photo, but this is my dressing room. It was all pretty cheap -- IKEA shelves, Crate & Barrel rug, West Elm table and curtains, some knock-off Mies furniture.

>>6007376
>collects more dust inside of a closet

u wot m8, how does that make sense?

>>6007416
p.cool

>>6007416
very jel

>>6007416
damn this is the size of my bedroom

>>6007416

What do you do for a living?

>>6007482
bump for this.

>>6007533
i swear this chick has a mental disease

>>6007160

You can only get it in a very limited market in Asia, up until this thread, i did not know this shit even exists, i only look at the brand globally.

>>6007168

Yes, that is what i said, that is why these are gimmicks. tNF does not make any bog money with these little lines. The money is in highly technical outdoor gear. You can hike up Mt. everest decked out completely in TNF, including sleeping bags and tents. That is where the big money is for the brand, not the little stuff. Similar to Vans, they have a ton of gimmicks to increase brand recognition, but the bacon is not in graphic shoes or limited edition beanies.

>>6007461
>>6007472
Thanks, anons.
>>6007478
It was indended to be a small bedroom. I had the existing closet removed to make for more space.
>>6007482
I'm a curator for a small museum. It's a cool gig. Good reasons to dress up now and then.

Here's another photo. The other one's actually a little old, I've added some shoe storage since then.

>>6007952
>I'm a curator for a small museum.
Damn, that's /fa/ as fuck. Did you major in history or what?

>>6007952
this guy is too cool

>>6007962
I got the gig with just a bachelor of art degree and some experience running a private gallery. These days there are actually master's degrees in curation, which is probably the best way to qualify for a job in the field.

>>6007988
TY. Most around here would say dadcore, but I'm OK with that.

>>6008047

wtf are you doing in 4chan

>>6007952
cool chair
don't like your clock tho sorry

but your life sounds cool

>>6007952
timestamp

sup guys

clothes are behind the white door in the back

>>6008081
As if there's any good reason to be on 4chan, man.

>>6008124
Thanks. The chair isn't very comfortable but I only really sit on it long enough to tie my shoes. Ironically the clock is the only expensive furnishing in the entire room - http://www.dwr.com/product/nelson-sunburst-clock.do

>>6008163
Lots of nice textures and colours. I like the lighting. Kinda cramped, though, isn't it?

>>6008172
>http://www.dwr.com/product/nelson-sunburst-clock.do
just looks a bit too quirky idk
i'd have gone for a vintage school or train station clock i think

>>6008163
this looks p cramped dude

>>6008190

>Kinda cramped, though, isn't it?

Indeed. Keep in mind it's the only space i got, i'm still living with my parents. It was the best i could pull off.

There's no way i could find an apartment right now, the prices in my city are way too high.

>having clothes out in the open

Enjoy dust

>>6008218
Well, shops manage to avoid dust so why shouldn't I be able to?

>>6008236
they have people cleaning them every night you dickward

>>6008208
yeah but dude you've got like two computers
an armchair in the middle of the room facing nothing as far as i can work out
little natural light
just seems like too much furniture for the room

although i can't really comment, my room in my student house is tiny and cramped

>>6008208
OK, but do you really need that loveseat in the middle of the room? And two computer desks?

>>6008244
>>6008251

You guys are right.

I just throwed the second desk out of the window. It should look less cramped now.

>>6008244

For the armchair in the middle... well it's facing my TV, you can't see it in the pictures.

I could buy something smaller, but i'm too lazy right now.

>>6008307
How do you open the closet door?

>>6008329

Disregard the chair it opens just fine.

>>6008329
Maybe he doesn't.

>>6008337
OK. It does look much imroved without the second desk.