/fa/ - Fashion

only bad ass jackets

Yeah, leather jackets are badass and are for badasses only. Leather jackets make you look like a badass. Look at this badass right here.

dumping

This jacket makes you look like Wolverine. Wolverine was a badass in the movies, so wear this jacket if you want the Wolverine look. Leather jackets are cool.

This jacket looks so rough and tumble. Someone should buy this jacket to pull off the masculine and tough look. Leather jackets don't look like shit, always wear a leather jacket.

Look at this guy. He looks so hurt and broken, but deep down inside he is hardcore. I know that this guy is hardcore because he is wearing a leather jacket. Wear a leather jacket if you want to look hardcore.

it begins

Look at this dog. He may be small, but he is ruff. He is a ruff and tumble pooch. The leather jacket definitely works for him.

>>7153039
LEATHER JACKETS MAKE YOU LOOK LIKE A FAGGOT FEDORA WEARING AUTIST THAT FOR SOME REASON FEELS THAT AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING MAKES HIM SEEM LIKE HE DOESNT GET FRIENDZONED BY EVERY GIRL HE TALKS TO.

Embellished/prominent hardware leather dump?

>>7153061
that guy looks fine
only thing that's fucked is his face

>>7153095
>hardcore
he's trying to smoke an unlit cigarette

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I want to hook that kid right in the jaw

>>7153112

Valentino studded pieces are always hit or miss for me.

>>7153118

Hard to talk about studding/embellishment without mentioned this one.

Leather jackets are not autistic. They just look great. Leather jackets are not costume wear. No need to wear a clown outfit, because people will take you seriously when you wear a leather jacket. You will look like Marlon Brando, and this is true. You won't look like a nerd that is trying to look badass when wearing a leather jacket.

My advice: Leather jackets. Wear 'em. Why should you wear them? They look great. All. The. Time. Seriously. Keep looking cool, because you are not a nerd or a truhard. Wearing something else won't look good.

The truth is, leather jackets always look good. You should always wear a leather jacket. They are pretty much the god-tier jackets. Let me tell you one thing. You will look awesome when you wear a leather jacket. Again,wear a leather jacket. They look great.

>>7153128

Fausto's been getting lots of press lately.

Leather jackets really compliment your masculinity. Leather jackets are great.

>>7153135

Really love the detail that KTZ lavishes on every piece.

>>7153135
That's a great looking jacket, but I prefer the classics.

>>7153139

We need more leather jackets in this thread. Did I mention that I love leather jackets? I want to see fit pics here, too.

>>7153144

I'm not a Versus guy, but I understand the appeal if you like that sort of overt and even sometimes tongue-in-cheek sort of flash.

>>7153139
that's nice shit
next time one of my relatives dies i think i might cop

>>7153151

Belstaff really knows how to pile on the details.

>>7153169

Hard to forget this one, either.

>>7153180

A seminal piece on Ghesquiere's oeuvre, though not a true leather jacket.

>>7153187

Really wanting to handle some Yang Li in person.

>>7153159
this is an allowable jacket

>>7153191

A tonal approach to embellishing leather.

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>>7153061
Stupid vegetarian piece of shit, no-one cares if you don't wanna eat meat.

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>>7153200
thank you based bandit

>>7153198

Not my style, but it's hard to argue against the fact that Balmain has very successfully put a signature spin on a classic garment.

>>7153200
yo bandit what do you think about varsity jackets
is it ok if only the sleeves are leather?

>>7153201
I'm not vegetarian. I eat meat and I own leather goods. Thank you very much.

>>7153203
You're welcome. Have a nice day.

>>7153215

And so has Slimane. You see those press studs and you instantly think of Saint Laurent now.

>>7153190
man fuck you bandit, my inspo folder is full of cool leather jacket fits, i'm way too fucking lazy to drop them all. /fa/scist is posting cool shit tho

>>7153218
It's okay! Leather jackets are totally okay! I even approve of your varsity jacket.

Have a nice day.

>>7153225

One look at the detailing, the proportion and you see Tom Ford's fingerprints all over this.

>>7153234

Not an embellishment, per se, but the stamped texture on this Unconditional style certainly has the same effect.

>>7153237
don't be a dick man i was just asking
wearing a varsity jacket in 2013 would be embarassing regardless

>>7153241

Further proof that you can go relatively understated on the palette and still load up with details to create a very striking look.

>>7153241
damnnn this is beautiful

This is proof that classic, heritage styles still hold their relevance today.

>>7153245

Oversized lapels, a slightly boxy fit, and a mix of tones in hardware turns a familiar silhouette into a modern update on this Acne model.

>>7153255

With their signature custom press-stud closures, consistent use of two-way RiRi zippers, and washed finished, Julius jackets can be spotted from a mile away.

Evidence that the biker / Perfecto style leather jacket can be worn by everyone.

>>7153271

Junya's built a career on his ability to see past the the trappings of "classic" styles to find new ideas. His frequent re-workings of leather jackets and collaborations with Lewis Leathers exemplify this talent.

Fit isn't everything when it comes to leather outerwear. Consider this as an "anti-fit" leather jacket, this jacket makes a statement, and it is a ballsy one.

>>7153285

Though he obviously shares a taste for the dark with his mentor, Gareth Pugh's extravagant silhouettes and laborious detailing harken directly from his background in historical costume. The key has been his ability to translate those elements into streamlined, modern clothes. Some collections are more successful than others, but his uncompromising vision is clear.

damn theres a fucking battle going on in here

Who says that brown and black leathers don't look good together? This leather jacket is a perfect melding of black and brown leathers. There isn't a clash, but rather a symphony of the two together. The classic biker style jacket is the perfect canvas for this experiment.

>>7153298

Phillip Lim has built a reputation for a magpie aesthetic that's filtered throughout city-smarts. Embroidered and patched, this leather jacket translates an eclectic inspiration into a modern style.

Sometimes black and brown leathers can get boring. For a more vibrant flare, look into colored leathers. The bright red color of this leather jacket exudes a sense of virility. This jacket is definitely eye-catching and it looks very flattering on the model.

There is an arbitrary rule going around that leather jackets should not be worn by men over 40. That is pure bosh. I believe that a man's silver hairs can compliment a black leather jacket.

Look at this silver fox.

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With a reputation for outlandish style statements and so-trashy-it-must-be-good collections, Philipp Plein's unapologetic leather jacket embraces "kitsch" and marries it with luxurious detailing. Debossed leather, "razor blade" zipper pulls, thick rib trim, and overt branding might be obnoxious to some, but Plein's customers happily eat it up.

>>7153357

There is no doubting that Riccardo Tisci has clearly managed to break away from the shadow of Hubert de Givenchy. Though his collections still look back to Givenchy's reputation for feminine, clean styles, Tisci's taste for dark, elaborate glamour shows very clearly in this jacket from fall 2007. The oversized pyramid studs and cropped length are paired with a minimal cut to turn a classic style into a concise statement of Tisci's love for powerful women.

I've been looking for this creme colored leather jacket. I like the extra detailing around the elbow, and the seam at the chest really compliment's the model's height. The fit is just perfect, its not too baggy, yet it is not slim at all. The crumpling of the jacket signifies the quality of the leather.

>>7153378

Tim Coppens would never describe his clothes as "embellished", even though they're dripping with detail. The Royal Academy and RLX alum fuses modern athleticism, military functionality, and clean, sophisticated design into singular garments that all carry his trademarks.

Keep it simple, stupid! This is the K.I.S.S. philosophy--that excess hinders success. This leather jacket exemplifies the KISS philosophy perfectly.

The minimalist cafe racer styling, combined with the cleverly implemented seams across the chest and arms, implement a middle ground between simplicity and complexity.

The model keeps his outfit simple, too. You can't go wrong with a Dredd t shirt and bootcut jeans. I really admire this guy's outfit.

>>7153397

The London wünderkind Christopher Kane has always had a wicked sense of wit. The elaborate stamped floral pattern on this cropped, sculptural leather jacket borrows heavily from 50's silhouettes, but fuses it with super modern style to turn an ornate style into a sleek piece of outerwear

>>7153271
I love shittalking leather jackets, but julius, I don't know. I really would fucking want this if it were black

>>7153509

It came in black. Almost everything is offered in black.

>>7153430
holy shit this is hilarious
bandido your the best lol

>>7153534
This whole thread is hilarious.

>>7153477

Though he built his reputation as a severe tailor of modern clothing during his time at Prada, Neil Barrett's signature leather M-65 is washed, rumpled, and positively exploding with snaps, buttons, and zippers.

>>7153285
not bad.

>>7153559

Nuanced pattern work and attention to detail were hallmarks of Alexandre Plohkov's cult-lable Cloak. Byronic romance and military masculinity lent a sense of "glamour" (but without prissy connotations) to all of Cloak's pieces.

>>7153588

Plohkov's former partner, Robert Geller, has carved out a niche for himself as a solo designer. Though his first collections shared much of the dark spirit that pervaded Cloak, Geller has since branched off, exploring looser shapes and a broader color palette. But he never strays too far, reworking old styles instead of starting all over again, lending a defined look and continuity to his collections.

>>7153624

It's easy to throw labels at the Maison Martin Margiela; minimal, conceptual, avant-garde, etc. But the core of the maison lies in its even-handed approach to design. No one material is inherently "better" or "richer" or "more real" than any other. The material simply dictates the design. Repurposed from baseball mitts, this leather shrug adapts the wear and detailing of a functional object to a new, aesthetic context.

Only one I'd ever wear

>>7153692
I got the same thing in black. It's damned good looking.

>>7153658

Trained in the workshops of Hermès and educated at the famed Ecole de la chambre syndicale de la couture, Quentin Nghiem's small label QBISM (formerly known as Production Artisanale) focuses on craft. Salvaging, recycling, repurposing are all integral parts of his artistic process, with embellishment coming from the natural character imbued in his materials.

>>7153692

Why not just buy Perfecto brand? Made in US with US hardware and not that much more expensive than Schott.

>>7153719

An almost solitary voice of dark, unfinished beauty, Barbara I Gongini's label is a stark departure from the clean minimalism and charming eccentricity that tend to typify Scandinavian design. Washed leather, excessive zips (for versatile styling), and pronounced drape give this jacket it's singular look and wear.

>>7153760
>Made in US with US hardware
Just like most other Schott products.

>>7153768

Pardon, with US leather and US notions. Many Scott jackets use leathers that are internationally sourced.

must become the necromancer

>>7153039
That's a guy?

Was really proud of this in high school.

6 years later and I can barely look at it.

>>7156563
Total shame.

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>>7156568

hey man that's pretty cool imo
it's something you made and that's what makes it special
pretty wabi sabi yknow

>>7156563
It's awesome but we all got to grow up some time.

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