/fa/ - Fashion

>>7172587
rich kids into 'fashion'

Our Legacy

Cool dudes

kris van assche

>>7172606
guys who spend a shit ton on shoes but buys cheap clothes. see trunks for reference

>>7172587

Asap Rocky / Kanye dickriders and posers, enjoys "Weed-Rap" and posts on social media all day about living the "Trill Life"

>>7172600

Basic Bitch

>>7172606

Nobody fucking wears KVA to associate his audience with anything

alexander mcqueen

>>7172621

suicidal gays

>>7172621

Extreme minority of nouveau riche asians that buy into the skull print

You guys don't know anything about these brands you're just replying to keep the thread going

>>7172632
thats the purpose of this thread fuccbwah

not everybody is as knowledgeable on brands like you

Patrik Ervell

>>7172639

What I meant was people should bring up brands that have an actual following instead of any random brand that pops into their head

>>7172658
ppl who like cheap things but also things that look nice

hermes

>>7172658
"I was thinking about this last night, actually.
I don't love Mui, because you can't love something like Muji, but I really, really like it. Muji is the closest industrial capitalism has come to fulfilling its basic human promise.
More than anything else I can think of, it embodies the virtues of mass, "democratized" design, production, and consumption. Everything is as right as it can be, n.b. not "perfect," right. Improved to the point of diminishing returns under current conditions, supplied *nice*ness for people's lives under current conditions. No branding, no ostentation, no pretensions to luxury or exoticism or anything but being a bare object, no mushy story about how it will do x and y and change your life and make you better.
Because there are some things that do that, really, and those are the perfect things, the things we can love. But too many things claim and pretend to be like that, make false claims on our lives, colonize them and extract our cash.
Muji doesn't. It has no story. All everything it makes is is simple, nice, quietly, unemotionally beautiful, practical, useful, a slight perk up for your life quality, and plain, blank, meaningless. That's the real democracy of it, the meaninglessness. You decide what it means; it means what you use it for. How you plug it in to your life as it is.
That's Muji: you spend an easy amount of money, receive an object, plug it in to your life, receive a tiny dose of beauty and niceness, and put on that blank little plastic screen everything your life is. The $30 towel is your lover coming out of the shower in it, the $4.95 incense is the way you've made the room smell for them, the $2.00 canvas bag is the fruits, tomatos, and oil you picked up for your meal together and carried it home in, the $20 pillow is her head as she flops down on to the bed, picking a strawberry out of the bag from its place on the $88 side table."
-anon

>>7172666
its like louis vuitton they have actual good mainline clothes but theyre only known for accessories and shit cuz of rappers and media

all designer brands are now associated with Rakim I don't see the point of this thread

tender co

>>7172659
5'6" dadcore fags from Australia

>>7172675
5"6 guys tend to rock Ervell the best

>>7172670

pure

unadulterated

autism

>>7172680
this fit is so basic it hurts. i fucking love it. what kind of 'style' is this? would you classify this as minimalist? it looks fucking good but its very basic.. it might be the textures that make them enticing

Burberry

>>7172707
Ervell's rejected the "minimalist" label himself, but frankly I do feel like the majority of his work is menswear with a very clean, modern and minimal approach, so you should definitely check out Ervell.

>>7172720
what's your opinion on the knit+sweatshirt thing that this dude has going on? is knits on knits on knits bad?

>>7172728
Nah, I think it's cool, layering contrasting knitted textures over one another.
It's just too hot to do it here.

>>7172733
Whats the pattern called on that jumper
I wanna get a similar one in black or white but dunno where 2 look
Help a nigga out

>>7172587
Engineered Garments

>>7172707

if you want to look boring like uuuhhh

sure its cool

>>7172748
i dont find him boring tbh. his fits are really basic but the way his clothes fit and how he incorporates textures are immaculate.

to you he probably looks meh but if i see someone dressed like that irl id still do a double take like i do when i see a rick outfit or something #nxtlvl4me shit

>>7172747
homme.home

Individual Sentiments

>>7172741
cos have one, fits kinda big
'chest pocket jumper' but the website's not working for me atm

>>7172670
hahah great response.
i posted the muji logo just cause i bought a ocbd and a pair of boxers yesterday, and was like, shit, muji is fucking great. And i also realized that I own more of muji in my basics wardrobe than any other brand. good solid, simple shit.

now i just need to try out their towels and facial cleansers and shit...

>>7172770
Got a fit with it m8
Need 2 get my knitwear up 4 winter

>>7172783
>>7172670
also: muji sells incense? fuck i gotta try that.

>>7172635
pretty much

Leather & Cotton?

Bape

>>7172835
either a preteen in asia or a fuccboi in the west.
neither is good.

Express

>>7172715
Chavs

Marc O'Pollo

hood by air

>>7172619
Nobody fucking wears KVA to associate his audience with anything
i did

>>7173458
wiggers

Joe Fresh

>>7172632
This is so true.

My ex-girlfriend did little light translation work for this Japanese yuppie's store and he gave her a vintage McQueen dress and coat as payment/a thank-you present.

>>7172676

Who dat fuccboi?
He aint even a pretty nigga

>>7172835

loud black monarch-programmed douchenozzles

Marithé et François Girbaud

or
boy London

Chief Keef

>mfw

Paul smith

I love ugly

>>7172850
>Express
Thirty-something year old latino men adjusting to office dress codes after being the first college graduates in their family.

>>7176272
Why would anyone wear Paul Smith

Supreme

Saint Laurent

>>7176306
17 year old skinnyfats

Kenzo

>>7176328
These people.

>>7176344
this is so true

>>7172606
Poor try-hards who want to fit into the extravagant /fa/ crowd but settle for less.

Acronym.

Gucci

>>7176347
Flamboyant people with money. Even more flamboyant people without money, and the street vendors that sold it to them.

>>7176347
basic bitches wear that shit
i don't bother with it personally

>>7176272
middle aged gay men, married more often than not. trust me.

>>7176347
ugly Maghrebians with negative net worth

>>7176350
i know some fag who's wearing a gucci belt and walled. he called me poor when i was wearing rick jacket, silk tee and spiral boots.
i didn't say anything lol

>>7176358
You should have. You could have exposed him to new brands, taught him something. Read him, schooled him, took him to college, given him some knowledge, you know? Written a dissertation to excuse your shit, since wearing Rick is acting out of line, spitting and kicking, ripping, dipping, and yah tricking.

You could have asked him, "what bitch you don't like my shit? What bitch you wanna fight be trick?"

Really, it would've been easy to make an outline to the point he would've gotten, to tell the school he was a stupid bitch, and so fucking simple to just call him a slut. What were you thinking?

It could've been cohesive. It could've been your thesis. You could've read that bitch, if only you had not given a fuck in first period, cut him in second, fed him at lunchtime, bled him like a slaughterhouse, lead him like a class president, outside, 'cause you don't need that bitch.

But now school's out, no bullets are slinging, you're neither chopping, slicing, dicing, icing, or reading that bitch, and he will go through life thinking Gucci is the height of fashion and not knowing the greatness of Rick Owens.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

>>7176379
would read again

>>7176379
>Read him, schooled him, took him to college, given him some knowledge, you know?

for some reason I feel like this ref is lost on most newfags

>>7176379
10/10

>>7176387
the whole post is a reference

>>7176379
this made my night

>>7176379
highest laughing

>>7176379

Good job anon

>>7176390
to what?

>>7176399
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZviPuZAzxU

>>7176399

>>7176385
ima read it again rite now

>>7172761
Someone who like to invest in plainly looking clothes with a details difficult to see and notice.