/fa/ - Fashion

>>9804014

This.

Not too eccentric but memorable: Loud print socks.

>>9804014
Dude that actually sounds pretty cool. Can't help you out but I wish you luck in your career

>>9804037
CLEVAH GIRL

>>9804037

>they should all be destroyed

>>9804037
This is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for, only dialled back to about 10%.

>>9804083
Most shots aren't going to include the socks.

>>9804089
Thanks, I'm very excited about it.

>>9804097
>>9804146
Respect for nature even while shooting it. He was the most ecologically sound character in the movie.

Any further thoughts much appreciated. Is there any kind of headgear that isn't just going to come across as ridiculous?

where will you like, be
at the studio or like outside in nature?

Try watching Strange Wilderness for some inspo.

>>9804231
Any time I'm on camera, I'm outdoors. That almost always means speaking to camera in a natural environment, or being shown things by locals. There will also be some establishing shots - travelling by boat or light aircraft, climbing into the rainforest canopy, wading across a stream, etc. A few of these will be in settlements or cities, but this is a show about the nature, not about me or travelling.

>>9804250
i got u fam
rock this

What channel is it for?

>there are people being paid to travel and talk to a camera
>meanwhile i have no income and all i do is go to school and play video games
might as well kill myself

Look up the slackercore thread, op's pic is kind of what would suit you.

>>9804014
white oxford shirt, duck chore coat, brown suede boots, indigo jeans or black chinos

that's my recommendation anyway. it's a bit mfa but that's nearly unavoidable when trying to look conventionally presentable

>>9804236
Checking the movie now - looks cool. But the main style does look like a copy of David Attenborough. That's what every British nature documentary presenter has tried for the past 15 years. I'm not him, and need to make my own way.

>>9804285
Thanks cuz. Got it in the bag now.

>>9804437
Looking at the pay and the time, this is making me way, way less than minimum wage. Don't be too hard on yourself.

>>9804503
Looks good, but maybe not as classy as I'd hope for.

>>9804605
Thanks hugely. Had to google "duck chore coat". Nice outfit - also almost exactly what I'm wearing now. Any ideas for something a bit more distinctive? I can handle being too cold, but find it hard in the heat - which a lot of the Amazon is...

>>9804014
I think nature in general is pretty effay OP. That's really great. I wish you the best in your career!

>>9804014
Don't you have producers who dress you

how about these

>>9807345
or, something like this, with sleeves rolled midforearm and lighter colored cargo shorts.

pretty minimal look.

i'd love to help, but most of my inspo is v techy.

that said, just go with an earthy palette

>>9807352
>lighter colored cargo shorts.
i meant ligher colored cargo pants*

assuming it's hot, cargo shorts might be more practical

>>9807354
but who knows? maybe a tech fit can launch your career
anyways, best of luck

>>9804037
>>9804097
>>9804146

Can we make Muldoon-core a thing?

>>9807345
hahaha

its hard given we don't know the context. like, the way the show brands itself should give you some guidance.

i'd go for something simple that you feel confident in. something practical but handsome.

personally i like the idea of conservative techwear in harsh environments. think outlier or arc'teryx veilance. reserved cut trousers, blazers and coats in techy textiles. i know steve backshall loves to wear mainline arc'teryx for his adventures, veilance has all the technology and r&d there but it's more contemporary and less conventional outdoors gear (likely because it's usually destined for the city). probably a bit over your budget but it might point you in the right direction.

>>9804014
Interesting question; are you going to be on American or British TV?

>>9807537
this is a good suggestion. listen to this guy op.

>>9807337
The producers can veto anything that is stupid or not going to work on camera for technical reasons, but they're pretty easy going.

>>9807345
Maybe not so practical....

>>9807352
>>9807354
Good suggestions, thanks. Most will be hot, but we're starting on the glaciers.

>>9807361
Not loving this look so much, thanks.

>>9807537
Very interesting suggestion, I'll look into it. I definitely don't want to wear the extremely high-tech outdoors gear that I use for fieldwork (I'm coming to this from close to 15 years in field research) as I hate the whole "Man vs. Wild" vibe. It's entirely fake when you're working with a camera crew, and self-serving. However, I hadn't thought of the more fashion-centred lines from the same companies.

>>9807555
These days you always try to appeal to all markets, but the base is UK.

>>9807537
Wear tu copp une pantalon monsieour?

>>9807882
http://www.mrporter.com/mens/apc/brushed-cotton-gabardine-chinos/489497
apparently these, but the colour looks different

>>9804014
Whatever you wear, I HIGHLY recommend figuring out your "colour season" and determine which colours look best according to your skin, eye, and hair colour.

Then when you figure out your "colour season" wear those colours above the waist.

You will always look good in a way people can't quite explain.

http://www.colormebeautiful.com/seasons/

>>9804014
shouldn't you have people dressing you, cunt?

bump

>>9807920
This is very nice. Something new I should learn.

>>9810084
You are now aware that all the asians that /fa/ posts dress almost always according to their colour season (winter).

And yet /fa/ thinks colour seasons are bullshit.