Personal Style

[Anonymous No.10704828]

How do I develop a personal style that doesn't look like I just copied and pasted an outfit from a magazine onto myself?

I want to look good, but at the same time I don't want my clothes to define me. I would prefer that I define my clothes, instead.

[Anonymous No.10704838]

lurk the fuck outta here
go outside every once in a while and look at other people and pretty things like sunset and girls

[Anonymous No.10704853]

>>10704838
So you're saying I'm taking clothes too seriously?

[Anonymous No.10704889]

>>10704853
no he's saying lurk places other than here, because this is a decent place to get a feel for the "rules" i.e. what usually looks good and what usually looks bad, but as far as developing a personal style and just doing your own thing, /fa/ is pretty shit

[Anonymous No.10704917]

>>10704889
eh I mean lurk here
maybe I should've just said that
/fa/ is definitely no worse than reddit in terms of developing someone's own personal style
I think I see a lot more variety here than in mfa

[Anonymous No.10704931]

>>10704828
It takes time. Pay attention to how other people dress, but consider what kind of person you are or want to be or present yourself as.

[Anonymous No.10704938]

>>10704828 really feel like you need to experiment yourself, don't be afraid to fuck up. you try to copy what other people look good in and you're gonna struggle. You'll know when you wear something you feel comfortable in

[Anonymous No.10704942]

Fashion should reflect your lifestyle and your personality. It should look and feel natural.

[Anonymous No.10704948]

>>10704828
copy and paste a 10000 things to yourself