/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.12880009]

/LUNARCORE/
>Last one three hunna edition..
We're gonna drag this dead 2013 meme into the future..

[Anonymous No.12880017]

>>12880009

[Anonymous No.12880020]

>>12880017

[Anonymous No.12880050]

>>12880020
Where my lunarlads at?

[Anonymous No.12880060]

>>12880009
Does anyone have a link to the hats used in Alien Covenant? I fucing love that style of hat that covers your ears

[Anonymous No.12880078]

>>12880050
oy sorry mate was in the old thread.

[Anonymous No.12880531]

>>12880050
'sup

[Anonymous No.12880541]

>>12880531
MIRIN THE LUNAR FIT BRAH.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880556]

>>12880531
Living the dream, man. This would slip right into the subconscious over your average joe, who would recognize design elements, proportions and pieces as vaguely familiar, yet still manage to throw him into light cognitive dissonance on account of how you've used the fit as a whole to frame the pieces that comprise it into something they've never seen yet somehow remember quite clearly.
For me that's key to a lot of futurism in aesthetic movements and science as a whole - you change the way you're making use of what already exists, recombining unintended theories, ideals or pieces. This practice is what gives us, over time, new eras in technology, art and design.

Nice.
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Someone asked about a poncho that looked all high tech in the last thread? I believe I may have found it. It's marketed towards private military operators, and you can tineye pic related if you see this post, anon.

[Anonymous No.12880563]

my only lunar fit desu

[Anonymous No.12880566]

>>12880556
This is the most fedora-tier post I've ever seen. My sides are in orbit.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880572]

>>12880566
Are you even done with college? High School? Do you have your masters yet? Do you think my post would be more palatable if I went through and dumbed it all down over the course of a half hour?

Srs kid, fashion industry, music industry, various design fields, you're gonna run into this 'fedora' tier shit, because it's actually really hard to communicate the subtler mechanisms of culture with single syllable words.

[Anonymous No.12880653]

>>12880572
Holy fucking shit are you even a real person? I can't take your irony

Listen kiddo, everything you consider academia outside of hard science is a circle jerk using big words, plain and simple, and the "intelligentsia" you clearly aspire to join is antithetic to true science. Case in point, talking about race realism got Watson (discoverer of DNA) thrown out of Science™.

If the loquacious nature of the paradigm present within my post exceeds the typical boundaries of your pre conceived notions of the post modern axiom of academia yadayada no one talks like this you sprig.

>https://youtu.be/ZJmEMeY6KVs

Listen to this. This is the argument for ethnonationalism wrapped up in the pseudo intellectual flowery bullshit doublespeak you seem to love spouting. Get a grip son.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880695]

>>12880653
Come on man, stop poisoning the thread cause you don't like the way I was taught to to write for 8 years. Please.

A lot of the art world is almost a direct extension of academia, anyway. I'm tired, man chill.last thread was good.

[Anonymous No.12880706]

>>12880572
u suck

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880715]

^^^^^^^^^
sick burn

[Anonymous No.12880728]

>>12880695
You started it when you tried to patronise that other anon for calling you a fedoralord

Here's the new rule for you buddy. Post pictures, not words. There's a good sport

[Anonymous No.12880732]

>>12880572
f e d o r a

[Anonymous No.12880735]

>be drawkun/pixel
>start new lunarthread cause other was full
>come back hrs later..
>thread has TWO ACTUAL LUNARFITS FROM REAL PPL
>and there's a sperg war going on with Psuedo...

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880745]

>>12880728
OI! he fucking started with the fedoralord shit, like thinking about outfits as a cultural text is something shameful. I'm sorry, but i can't help the way I've been educated and the way I've learned to explain essentially vague shit to the people I work with and for.

I wasn't trying to patronize either, bru - I'm honestly surprised that discussing symbols, cultural touchpoints and the collective unconscious is frowned upon, on a fashion board.

It's always been a massive boon in my own creative professional life. Whatevs, dude, don't want static. I gotta take it easy,

[Anonymous No.12880765]

>>12880735
That's the way the dehydrated nutrient ration crumbles

>>12880745
You came across as a massive dick talking down to him for calling you out for your overuse of spergy blog posting

4chan is often curt and colloquial. If you have a Great Wall of text, try to edit it concisely and catch the balance between low and high brow, you must be able to adapt to the common parlance and tone or you're no better than a lost Redditor. With that in mind let's move on

[Anonymous No.12880766]

Kanye actually made something pretty cool

[Anonymous No.12880767]

Winter lunar?

[Anonymous No.12880769]

Snow trooper boots

[Anonymous No.12880771]

Dead Space core

[Anonymous No.12880772]

Cav Empt utility vest

[Anonymous No.12880775]

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880776]

The pants we've seen in several recent fits.

[Anonymous No.12880779]

Qt lunar chinks

Hapa Futurism?

[Anonymous No.12880782]

People often forget curves are an important part of an astronaut outfit

[Anonymous No.12880787]

[Anonymous No.12880791]

[Anonymous No.12880793]

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[Anonymous No.12880804]

I really like these. Off White Nike collab

[Anonymous No.12880806]

[Anonymous No.12880809]

I think this is Aoukuwear or Gorrila Group

[Anonymous No.12880811]

Tank Trooper Best Trooper

[Anonymous No.12880812]

Dune cosplay

[Anonymous No.12880814]

Boba Fett boots

[Anonymous No.12880817]

Dune is incredible

[Anonymous No.12880819]

"Boba Fett" nikelabs custom sf boots

[Anonymous No.12880820]

Another Nike x Off White

[Anonymous No.12880822]

[Anonymous No.12880823]

Should I?

[Anonymous No.12880825]

Last one - Japanese workmen

I think I've made it up to Pixelanon for Pseudo's autism and my derailing

[Anonymous No.12880829]

Puma x Han Kjobenhavn tsugi kori drizzle

Not airtight nor the sickest space shoes but available now.

[Anonymous No.12880835]

Puma tsugi shinsey, current ones.

[Anonymous No.12880838]

It’s too cold to wear t-shirts right now. What could I wear underneath a jacket that fits the lunacore aesthetic?

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12880840]

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[Anonymous No.12880859]

>>12880556
I really enjoyed your post man
For some reason a lot of posters here seem to mock you, I don't get why

[Anonymous No.12880867]

>>12880804
>"VULCANIZED"
Kill yourself man

[Anonymous No.12880873]

>>12880838
A technical sweater in an interesting color
A used keffieh scarf in grey/sand color
Anything from uniqlo's heattech line

[Anonymous No.12880888]

>>12880765
Thank you turns out all I have to do is bitch and suddenly this thread booms

>>12880745
Here have some Nyquil and cookies ;3 shhhh sleepy time for you..

time for me to draw while I play Saints row 2 and reminisce..

Also w2c male version of this fit senpai

[LunarKun No.12880898]

>>12880825
Thank you sir citizen
Imperial City has deep gratitude for you..

Also need a new winter jacket since Canada is colder than a titfuck on a hoth cantina.
Was thinking something like this?

[Anonymous No.12880908]

>>12880873

If you recommend uniqlo, can I into space with this exact piece? It's Nike Tech Fleece funnel neck pullover from couple of years ago.

[Lunarchan No.12880937]

>>12880908
If you pair it with a cool vest and cargos, I think it has potential for a decent lunarcore fit
Here's some sandcore/lunar

[Anonymous No.12880942]

Do you all care about functionality like techfags do?

[LunarChan in Paradise No.12880952]

>>12880942
To me lunarcore doesnt really have a "function" most of it is usually casual everydaywear that your typical sci-fi citizen or rogue would wear, and uniforms that space/scifi mega companies give their employees

The entire idea of tech is revolved around "fubctionality" or at least that's what they hide behind as an excuse to dress likes futuristic ninja

Lunarcore TO ME, is much more casual and open ended, like Psuedo said, you can make almost anything look lunarcore if it's presented right, and in the right context with the right materials and presentation

The goal of lunarcore is essentially to look like an extra in the background of a StarWars cantina, or a crew member from ALIEN essentially, or at least starting from there anyway..

Also Psuedo, you have any recs for winter boots with a lunar feel? I've been wearing my $30 aliexpress SFB's and they get cold as fuck here in Canada, been thinking of getting a leather pampa hi tactical? Or a cheap Af1 SF rep?

[Anonymous No.12880987]

>>12880952

Moscow reporting in, winter pampa hi is quite warm and durable.

[Anonymous No.12881126]

Any recc's for a good snow/winter boot?

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881267]

>>12880952
Pampa High, as the good gentleman from Moscow has mentioned. I always wanted pic related, I shoulda bought that shit when I could. Some of the new ACG stuff from nike is waterproofed, I wear my Y3 Warriors in winter time or rain. Them strappy Nike boots we've seen would prolly work. Nike Field Generals work, but the construction doesn't feel up to the punishment a hard winter can lay out.

The problem with a lot of sneakers is that the motion of your foot swinging forward pools water in the grooves of the sole and eventually up onto your toes. Toeboxes shaped like AF-1s can do this, as can Supras - your feet will be soaked in 10 minutes or less. at the same time, Supra makes a rubberized lambskin version of a lot of its shoes that takes a beating and handles snow pretty well. I like their minimal branding and height, personally.


But your options are a lot less limited than you might think - you can get clear, hydrophobic aerosol sprays at home depot now, and that stuff can just make a lot of kicks, even those with fabric or mesh uppers shoes like palladiums or Adidas' tubular series, pretty much winterized.

DIY goes a long way with this stuff.

[Anonymous No.12881280]

>>12881267

I am so mad at myself for not buying last year's nikelab airmax now.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881301]

>>12880888
That's pretty unisex, IMO. Swap out the head scarf for a "sniper hood", tho.

You ever seen one of those? it's like, a scarf that's actually a hood, so operators can just use it as needed in urban situations, tucking its ends into their shirt collar. I have a cheap one, but the design can be simply a three or two panel hood in non reflective grey or something. I've considered hitting up the "Tech Fabrics" section of a store in the garment district (mood fabrics) and getting a few yards of something grey & a few of something green or white, then having my tailor (who thinks I'm a weirdo but low-key loves all the strange requests) make me a three paneled, reversible sniper's hood. I'ma waterproof one side. maybe put some grommets in the bottom corners, weigh the whole thing down and connect its end via cheap light carabiners under my outer layer.

In any case, professional models look like pic related.

>>12880952
Properly executed, I believe that one of Lunarcore's primary functionalities is how it telegraphs competency and confidence without getting too martial about things. What I was trying to get at in my autism post was the underlying familiarity of so many of these pieces.

The recognizable aspect of many pieces means people don't react the same way as to, say, overblown techwear. Which looks kinda mall ninja in many settings, namely those filled with normies.

You want to skirt that line, while projecting your little nonverbal narrative with symbols and pieces most people can readily identify.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881325]

>>12881280
That's great shit, man, Just consider some hydrophobic spray on and pair it with some cheap af snow camo overpants (once you've had them tailored to only slightly oversized but tapered, you can work on the tapering from the outside seams of the pant and waist, resulting in a nice organic drop crotch.

G-star has some nice jumpsuits for chicks lately, they should also check out 38 carbon's website for coats and leggings just outside the norm.

Pic related needs to be tailored but its like 5-7 on ebay.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881351]

A slim fit jumpsuit, perfect for tying off at the waist.

[Roskosmos No.12881355]

Uh, seems like I have to have a tripcode.

So that was my posts:
>>12881280
>>12880987
>>12880908
And some other sneakers.

I do like lunarcore and the atmosphere here but I'm not into diy. I think I'll put together something someday but it'll be 100% mass market because I'm a watch guy. I'm here for the inspiration.

[Anonymous No.12881367]

>>12880531
W2C pants like this?

[Roskosmos No.12881403]

Oh. I didn't save the instruction on oiling cloth from the last thread.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881410]

Greg lauren is making a whole buncha shit we'll end up getting from rakuten one day.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881413]

>>12881403
Batik wax will complement the color better, trust.

PR - Rare Deisel Cargos on Rakuten.

[Anonymous No.12881415]

>>12880531
Perfect, a lot of people forget to add texture to their fits. This is good.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881420]

Reflective camo from G-Star, they have a dope silver version, too.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881423]

Kryptek's Yeti Snow Camo overpant.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881427]

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[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881438]

>>12880859
You know I thought I was losing my mind or some shit for a while. Thanks for the post.

[Roskosmos No.12881446]

Guess what, H and goddamn M.

I like these because they are cargo pants but they don't have these humongous pockets. More restrained.

[Anonymous No.12881649]

>>12881438
since you talk about modifying your shit all the time, any advice on stretching out some pants? I can get them buttoned but they are like spray on tight in the upper legs.

[Anonymous No.12881673]

>>12880859
>>12881438
maybe cause he writes with the excruciatingly cringe-inducing style of a 15yo trying to sound smart?

you sound exactly like that one fedoralord everyone knew in highschool

[Anonymous No.12881683]

>>12881446
shit boi those look sick

hope the fabric/fit isn't trash

[Outlander No.12881691]

Damn man, lunar seems to be really taking off again. Love all the discussion going on. Might as well adopt a name since I'll be posting more fits for sure.

>>12880556
Thanks man. I really appreciate the post personally. Post anything more than "w2c senpai" or "is this /fa/" and you're bound to get some flak eventually, so screw it. Do your thing and ignore the bullshit. Those dudes probably aren't contributing anyways.

>>12881367
Julius_7 Gas Mask cargos. Keep an eye out on rakuten and yahoo jp auctions. You can look on grailed too but 90% of the time it will be overpriced as fuck and the seller won't work with you. You wanna find that kid in Japan that's selling off his designer shit cheap to make rent.

>>12881410
Greg Lauren is so good, dude. I've been eyeing his stuff a lot. Beautiful on its own and it could work so well with the concepts we have in mind. $$$ though.

>>12880776
Eyeing an exact pair of these right now. Such a good iteration. I've spent a little too much lately though. Fuck.

So I pulled the trigger on some titanium Palladiums, some long ass laces, and I've got some good stuff coming in from Japan. Should be a cool week for playing around with some fits.

[Anonymous No.12881755]

>>12881691
Holy shit this rakuten site is a gold mine

[Anonymous No.12881760]

>>12881691

All of his stuff is handmade apparently, so I can understand why its so pricey.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881827]

>>12881649
What are the materials?

Cotton can be stretched a bit if clamped in place when wet, but undoing the hem and have a fake hem attached to the end of the unfolded original hem is a common service with most tailors and will grant you an extra inch on inseam.

>>12881446
It happens! Pic related is Abercrombie, and it has asjustable waist, vecro and Zipper closures on all pockets and elastic drawstring cuffs with those little spring loaded press-to-open doohickeys on the angles. The pockets kind of expand outwards when full and the nature of the cuffs makes the pant easy to twist around your legs in opposing directions, creating a nice line of sight that highlights your kicks. Easy af to debrand, and I got em on sale, for 60 bucks or maybe less, it's been a bit.

I guess the lesson is to never overlook a potential source of new and even quality pieces by assuming that store or that thrift "ain't gonna have shit". You never know.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881838]

>>12881673
Fedoralords aside, creative professionals really engage in that sort of discourse. It was pretty much ground into me both in college and cringe speak was a genuine necessity with, say, a streetwear label or a record label - IF you wanted your contractors to do the job right. If you had a specific vision in mind that you really needed to stick with.

I swear to Nicholas K that I'm not trying to impress you, man. I'm not trying to come off a certain way. This process is honestly how my plans and understandings go from nebulous to crystallized. I'm sorry that bothers you.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881844]

>>12881649
Miss read your question. I've had this problem before. I had inconspicuous elastic wedges sewn into the side seams of the pants. problem solved.

[Anonymous No.12881853]

>>12880823
what kind of nike are these?

[Anonymous No.12881855]

>>12881838
w2c those pants

[Anonymous No.12881856]

how would alien species dress?

[Roskosmos No.12881866]

>>12881853

Vandals.

Everything I posted apart from these green airmaxen are available and don't cost too much.

[Anonymous No.12881876]

>>12881827
yea they are cotton. i'll try the clamps, thanks.

[Roskosmos No.12881923]

Speaking of easily obtainable stuff.

This is Nike Cheyenne Responder.

Tad dirty because I rode a bike home.

Damn Nike owes me.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881932]

>>12881855
I just dug up these fuckers, they are made to order as overshells by a company called TaigaWorks. You're gonna see a lot of bright nasty colors in their online store, but from reading the site, I believe that they've included pic related on the front page in order to remind you of your options.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12881938]

Y'all need to check out this pinterest board.

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/403775922821491484/

[Roskosmos No.12881952]

A bit more pricy, Grunge John Orchestra. In stock, also available in yellow and some weird camo.

[Roskosmos No.12881980]

Nanamica work khaki.

[Anonymous No.12882061]

[Anonymous No.12882064]

>>12881938
>fake tacticool overdesigned mid life crisis clothes
>literally larp gear
>airsoft roleplay gear
>ugly PVC patch
>a fucking sleeping bag

Yeah, nah. Tighten up your influence and come back to the real world

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882113]

>>12882064
I didn't make the fucking board, I saw shapes and patterns on it that could be used in new ways, I didn't screen all of it. DESU I just liked that blue jacket.

[Anonymous No.12882213]

w2c these pants from the last thread?

[Anonymous No.12882216]

>>12882213

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[Anonymous No.12882266]

>>12881838
nvm it's really not that bad, and who honestly gives a fuck anyways
your posts are quality

>>12881446
>>12881683
>>12881827
went to H&M just now and while the materials seemed ok, the fit was a complete disappointment
looked like ass, and I'm thin/fit

also wtf is up with H&M pants having tiny women's fake pockets?
everything i tried there had them

[Roskosmos No.12882334]

>>12882266

Yep. Checked that too, there were no pants I posted in the shop, and a couple of other items I was considering turned out to be meh.

Still got myself tapered cargo pants to see if I'm going to like it.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882366]

>>12882266
A lot of women's pant have either tiny pockets or none at all. I've known girls who cut pockets out of their pants, even - to keep the visual line of the fabric and the skin's contours unbroken.

If you didn't like the H&M joints, Keep in mind A&F has a shitload of cargos, tapered and better fitting than what you saw, most likely. They've got a bit of a history with interesting cargos in monochrome and pale tones with unique layouts and decent construction. Easy af to de-brand, too.

>our posts are quality
Thanks, man. I really appreciate that. sorry about all that beefin'

[Anonymous No.12882423]

What do lunarlads wear for a rain jacket. I have pic related, but I'm thinking of picking up a poncho or another jacket.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882476]

Pumas on some new shit lately, and THESE actually are made for winter, like heads were asking for

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882484]

Women's Dior, wish I could find a grey or pale blue.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882487]

Recently copped this strange articulated bomber.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882500]

Expected this sort of look from puma like I did a Trump Presidency

>i.e. probably one day, if something snaps in upper management

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882502]

PRPS, only goes up to 32" inseam tho

[Anonymous No.12882520]

>>12881267
Been rocking my field generals hard for about three years and I'm really surprised by how well they've held up. They're easy to clean and just as comfy as when I bought them. The sole has finally worn through in one spot though so I may need to retire them soon.

I don't think they'd hold up in harsh winter. Weather around here is pretty temperate.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882522]

>>12882423
I keep a packable nylon fishtail parka in my bag

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882527]

>>12882520
Same story hear, brother. I switch out the laces every now and again for looong ones, but they're otherwise perfect. Would not actually put them through slush, tho.

[Anonymous No.12882536]

>>12882213
>>12882216
lol pretty sure he just made them, which is why he posted them on /fa/

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882553]

Alpha makes a slightly slimmer version of their bomber in white.

[Anonymous No.12882919]

>>12880775
love these

[LunarChan No.12882933]

>>12881351
W2C cheap slim fit jumpsuits??

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12882940]

>>12882933
They won't be cheap. Either you'll get some shit from a designer or you'll spend your cash on a tailor.

[The Arteest LunarChan No.12883038]

>>12882940
Fuck tailors, I tailor my own shit desu..

[Anonymous No.12883044]

>>12883038

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[Pseudo Intellectual No.12883072]

>>12883038
Respect.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12883073]

>>12881856
Full Rick

Off White Industrial belts and tapered polyester sweats in urban camo patterns

fabric pilling would be well underway in the latter species

[Anonymous No.12883076]

[Tired Lunarchan No.12883123]

>>12883076
I like this.

Tho everyone knows negresses are too poor to get off the lvl 50 saucer of sector 4 and into space..

[Anonymous No.12883159]

>>12882266
Any info/id of anything? especially like the shirt and jacket

[Anonymous No.12883185]

>>12883123

[Outlander No.12883281]

Went to the milsurp store yesterday and found this SURVIVAL VEST. It's pretty cool. Heavy construction, beefy zipper, a couple of big pockets on the inside and that corset action in the back.

Think it'd be cool for some layering, but I'm still on the hunt for something that really works with it. Anyone have any meshspo?

[Anonymous No.12883399]

can white leather socks work?

[Outlander No.12883508]

>>12883399
Like sock boots? Yeah definitely.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12883592]

>>12883281
That guy, I forget his name, he did all that shit for victorinox then went solo, making the parachute coats and all those lunar grail items will never even get to see up close, I FORGET HIS NAME

TLDR - He did this shit with mesh over contrasting colors of fabric via superposition of two textiles. First it was used with backpacks and in color blocked areas on various bombers.

One day he drops a women's flight jacket, black, with white lace atop every inch of the coat except its edges (i.e. sleeves, neck and waist ribbing). A really clever take on his own style, which looks phenomenal when done with a good pair of muted yet contrasting colors.

I imagine it requires the trial and error mastery of some sorta unique method for getting those two separate textiles to drape and move with one another in the sort of unison you'd expect from a single layer of cloth.

[Anonymous No.12883610]

>>12883592
You're thinking of Christopher Raeburn

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12883654]

>>12883610
winner winner, [/fa/ tends to skip] dinner
that's the guy

[Anonymous No.12884161]

is wearing gear of some sort halal or is that too larp-ey?

[Anonymous No.12884394]

found this timbs
logo and some leather details piss me off, but overall they look noteworthy

[Working Mans Lunarchan No.12884419]

>>12884161
It feels like it's ok if it's color matched with your pants and is minimal, OR it's color matched and minimal on your jacket, throwing something like this on a white T by itself would look too larpy or make you look like a safety worker/PMC soldier

Like I said before lunarcore fornthebmost part is fairly casual, with some exceptions like flight suits paired with sneakers or field boots, while I love pockets and gear it's impractical for everyday use

[Anonymous No.12884462]

>>12884161
maximum LARP. use your head. the only thing acceptable would be a shoulder bag with loads of pockets or that wallet holder posted earlier.

Don't let the LARP stop you though lunarcore is all about LARP. Just have a good reason in your head why someone living in a moonbase would be wearing a utility vest like that.

[Anonymous No.12884891]

Picked these Levi's sneaker boots up pretty cheap at a thrust shop - they got some potential for more casual lunar?

[Anonymous No.12884922]

>>12884891
Thrift shop* but what a fitting typo god damn

[Anonymous No.12884980]

>>12880767
I'd say more space-homeless. there's nothing really lunar besides the quilted fabric

[Anonymous No.12885003]

>>12884891
I personally think they look cheap, but you can use them as a transition piece before you can replace them with a better pair of hitops like mono pflyers or something

[Anonymous No.12885041]

>>12882238
I want lunarcore soft porn to be a thing

[Getting Laid LunarChan No.12885075]

>>12884891
I like them, just color match the laces and maybe try spray painting the soles color matched grey for that mono space sneaker look, I love the loops and stuff at the back of the shoe

[Anonymous No.12885124]

>>12884891
look shit lad. at the very least change the laces. not much else you can do to customize them that makes sense since they have that zipper.

the stupid as fuck zipper detailing past the end of the zipper is what really really kills these. I wouldn't wear them in a million years.

[Anonymous No.12885181]

Moonraker is essential underrated lunarcore kino. I have always found this yellow used in the jump suits interesting anyone know why they went with that color? Brits trying to make the color unique and not like the American space program stuff perhaps?

[Anonymous No.12885200]

>>12885181
This gold is WAAY too loud and noisey
Typically almost always lunar core is VERY muted grey/sand/olive/white pallets and shades

[Anonymous No.12885226]

>>12885200
lmao am i making you think outside the box? I know this can be hard for an autist but try it. Here is a hint: it's meant as an inspiration and mood setter not an actual proposed fit.

It seems your vision of lunarcore is just milsurp sci fi rogue, ala rogue one cosplay. Perhaps you should come up with a name for it and start your own general? I mean here in this classic infographic we have orange and gold in the mood board colors. Lunarcores main inspiration is actual astronauts NASA and the near future visions of the 70s and 80s. Not the fantasy sci fi action shit you are posting. nothing from that picture says lunarcore to me. Lunarcore isn't space military it is space trucker like Alien or space mechanics miners etc like outland.

[Anonymous No.12885233]

>>12885226
>bitch wearing cargo
>lunar
ps. not the guy you replied to.

[Anonymous No.12885240]

>>12885233
i didn't make the inspoboard but yeah i agree. they aren't cargopants though if you look it is a jumpsuit wrapped around her waist. which fits as lunar but then she is wearing those ugly heels. with open toe lol... open toe lunar i can't even.

[Anonymous No.12885244]

>>12885240
>2017
>Uses 2013 inspo
crop that bitch out of it then

[Anonymous No.12885258]

>>12885244
Lunarcore is a 2013 meme LARP niche fad. Still would be nice if someone were to make a new version.

[Anonymous No.12885268]

I live where it's cold as ass. Any recommendations on a warm jacket that fits the lunarcore aesthetic?

[Anonymous No.12885303]

Sorry, total noob here, but are there any good lunar shoes for women? I would hope at least some of the sneakers are unisex, but which ones?

[Anonymous No.12885384]

>>12880531
l i t e r a l l y G o d - t i e r

[Anonymous No.12885329]

>>12885303
Nike AF1 and SFB are both made for women and men

[Anonymous No.12885602]

>>12885200
I love the yellow dashes on the side of the arm

[Anonymous No.12885621]

>>12882213
>>12882216
>>12882536
Ah. If you're in this thread anon, do you have a pattern available?

[Anonymous No.12885622]

>>12885226
Damn son you're mad as duck
I just posted that pic as a separate random lunar aesthetic pic for the thread
It's not the end all be all of lunarcore

And you talk about yellow and gold being part of the mood boards as if they make up their own sub, but they don't, in fact all the "yellow" and "gold" That's in the mood board at least, is just khaki/dark sand colors, and like I said even if you like shiny gold in your lunar, in GENERAL any color regardless of what kind it is, Is USUALLY not always, muted/unsaturated colors.
And yes milspo is a sub genre/style of lunarcore, wtf do you call Space Marines?
Even your precious mood board has it, now stop making this thread uncomfy damnit!?!?$£&$10@#£÷¥×101

[Anonymous No.12885625]

>>12885621
This is SpaceJew, one of the OG's liek Psuedo
He doesn't post here anymore, which is why I copped these pics from his Tumblr
Which is..
>cheasecloth

[Anonymous No.12885649]

>>12885625
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.12885654]

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[Anonymous No.12885880]

>>12885181

[Outlander No.12885993]

To my diyguys: What's the best approach to getting this dirty/used look on white and grey garments? This piece is worn leather, but I'd like to attempt it on something cotton probably.

[Anonymous No.12886038]

>>12885993
You could paint it with a light grey dye, concentrating on the seams and edges where it would get the most wear/dirt.

[Anonymous No.12886052]

>>12884891
bleach them

[Anonymous No.12886242]

>>12880060
They’re called deerstalkers you fucking numale faggot

[Anonymous No.12886425]

copped these lunarlads

[Anonymous No.12886988]

>>12884394
This is just a shitty palladium rip off

[Anonymous No.12887455]

ive got black boots and an olive flight suit... what orange or white to match with? orange windbreaker? white beanie?

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12887549]

>>12887455
Reverse those two. White breaker, olive beanie. Keep in mind pants color is a consideration that could affect the answer you decide upon.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12887557]

>>12887549
Whoops, forgot about that flight suit. I think orange is to be used sparingly and not in large blocks, but that's just my opinion.

[Anonymous No.12887683]

>>12880898
w2c?

[Anonymous No.12888123]

>>12887557
>>12887455
If go as far as saying to just forget about the orange, and just stick with the earth tones

My everyday fit I eventually want to have is going to be a fitted olive flight suit tied at the waist, with sand/grey/black field boots or mono sneakers, and a sand/grey/white/black t-shirt and maybe a collared vest when I feel like it Idk..

This is a fit you can wear everyday when you can't decide what to wear

>Also it's hard to find fitted tied up jumpsuit inspo that aren't high heeled wymon..

[Anonymous No.12888167]

>>12880009
All I can thing of looking at OPs post
"Is a robot in a scarf effey?"

[Anonymous No.12888178]

>>12888123
Not the Anon who started this conversation, but I've got a flight suit that needs to be tailored/fitted. I've never done a project like this before, should I get a cheap pair of pants somewhere to practice with first, just go for it and let the roughness be part of the charm, or take them somewhere? If I outsource it, what would be a reasonable price to pay for the service?

[Anonymous No.12888193]

>>12888178
If you have a sewing machine try doing it yourself, just follow YouTube tutorials on making baggy pants more fitted and apply that to the suit, the question ends up, do you want to leave the baggyness in the torso for a more V shape or have it fitted as well?

[LunarChan No.12888205]

>>12888167
Thank you lol
And I think they're effay af desu
I love shemaghs and shawls
Titanfall is a treasure trove of lunarcore and fits

[Anonymous No.12888225]

>>12888193
I don't have a sewing machine, but I have some experience hand sewing, and the materials.

[Anonymous No.12888255]

>>12888225
Handsewing will take forever, unless you dont mind, like itd be something you could do while watching Netflix like how girls knit and watch tv

If you want it done asap then take it to a tailor and tell them how you want it to fit, and if you have a pair of skinny jeans or whatever that you REALLY like the fit of, give them to the tailor for reference for the fit you want in the legs, also when I got a pair of dress pants tailored before I had a sewing machine i went to a tailor shop in a mall and they charged around $15-$20 for a simple hem job, so depending on how complex the project is and if you do or don't have a sewing machine sometimes it's better to try it yourself or take it to a professional

Alternately you can always check out local pawn shops/ thrift shops/ craigslist/ kijiji/ online garage sales, etc. For cheap sewing machines.

I found a fairly newish SINGER sewing machine that's normally around $150 for $30 last yr, so you never know! And if you find a sewing machine for less than $100 BUY IT, like I said most sewing machines usually start at $100 and keep going up..

[Anonymous No.12888296]

>>12888255
Hm, thanks for the thoughtful response. I guess I'll take it up as a longer term side project for now, but I hit up local second hand shops pretty regularly so I'll definitely keep an eye open for a machine when I'm there.

[Anonymous No.12888613]

>>12880767
Just looks like crab claws grabbing her tits

[Anonymous No.12888620]

>>12880782
not sure what aspect of this is particularly /lunar/, what's the narrative?
>>12880791
>>12880782
>>12880835

[Anonymous No.12888623]

>>12880952
There's something very Scandinavian about Lunacore imo, Cool greys, whites and blues with pops of brighter colours

[Anonymous No.12888749]

>>12888225
>>12888255
Professional seamstress here to give you my two cents. Getting something like a flight suit tailored should be fairly simple, since flight suits themselves are mostly just simple rectangles. In my shop it wouldn't cost you more than ~$25.

If you want to DIY put it on inside out and get a friend to pin it as close to your body as you want. Make sure it's still comfy and you can move in it. Then just stitch it down along the pin line.

Also, modern Singers are complete garbage. Either get the cheapest new sewing machine you can find or do what other anon said and pick one up second hand. Actually, if you can find an older model (1980s or older) Singer that would be ideal.