/fa/ - Fashion

[Werewolf dude No.13333401]

How do you guys feel about the punk look?

[Anonymous No.13333413]

>>13333401
Looks gay, this isn't 2001.

[Anonymous No.13333419]

>>13333401
i like this version of it

[Anonymous No.13333783]

>>13333401
LARPcore

[Anonymous No.13333794]

Punk is dead

[Anonymous No.13333800]

>>13333401
dishonest. especially when majority of them just listen 2 black flag and *insert shitty local band here* then call themselves punk fans.
i'll never forget the time i rekt a girl in my class who was sooooo into punk and she claimed that henry rollins was an original member of black flag.
was wearing a fucking hanes t-shirt. while she was decked out in her battle jacket
looking back i could have fucked her. damn it

[Anonymous No.13333817]

>>13333401
I've seen it look really cool, but mostly it just ends up looking terrible.

[Anonymous No.13333904]

>>13333800
punk was 100% *insert shitty local band here* ––anyone can do it and if you make it out of your home scene you're a sellout anyway etc
you think you're punk because you obsess over finding the most obscure 45s from London underground whatever?
you think you're punk because you're constantly aware of what brand your dirty white t-shirt is?
you think you're punk because you bullied a girl in public?


Kim looks great

[Anonymous No.13333910]

>>13333419
Same.
Such a shame that SJWs and feminists co-opted the look though.

[Anonymous No.13334083]

>>13333904
i can't stand punk music. nice projection tho

[Anonymous No.13334167]

>>13333910
>implying being a feminist wasn't punk

[Anonymous No.13334520]

>>13334167
Things were different back then

[Anonymous No.13334547]

>tfw mother was a punk
>father was a skinhead
>and all i want is shred of functional living

It's all trash

[Anonymous No.13334554]

>>13334520
Patti Smith was only lyrically punk
The Slits were all whores
Bikini Kill are unoriginal
Siousie was a notorious attention seeker who played topless

Joan Jett and Poison Ivy are the two chicks I can think of who actually were punk (and good).
Even then you could hardly call them feminist.

[Anonymous No.13334870]

>>13334554
t. /mu/ brainlet

[Anonymous No.13335233]

A bit of punk look is nice but pic related and most over the top punk suck.

[Anonymous No.13335479]

>>13333904
Reminds me of that old joke
>man goes up to a punk
>asks, "what is punk?"
>the punk kicks over a trashcan
>"THAT's punk!"
>the man goes up to a different trash can
>kicks it over
>asks, "Am I punk now?"
>the punk smiles and says, "no, you're just a poser"

[Anonymous No.13335962]

>>13335479
i hate the fact that punk now is a joke, only about random violence, drugs, drunks and sex.
all i care about is denim/leather and sick music.
i hate it when people call me punk

[Anonymous No.13336021]

>>13333910
Holy fucking shit.

You aren't even baiting are you?

[Anonymous No.13336037]

>>13334870
>t. onions boy

[Anonymous No.13336117]

was probably cool back then but now its all attention whore shit

[Anonymous No.13336120]

>>13336117
It was always attention whore shit.

[Anonymous No.13336200]

>>13333800
Wow, you sound like a such a badass. What have you done lately? Grow up.

[Anonymous No.13336225]

>>13336200
so i take it you listen to mostly black flag? lol
>o n i o n s
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[Anonymous No.13336233]

>>13335962
what do you expect them to call you when you dress like one?

[Anonymous No.13336241]

>>13333401
its sexy

[Anonymous No.13336243]

>>13336200
Don't really care for Black Flag. I listen to a lot more punk than that. Lots of underground stuff you've never heard of. Just to name a few:
Wait, I don't give a shit.

[Anonymous No.13336264]

>>13336225
Don't really care for Black Flag. I listen to a lot more punk than that. Lots of underground stuff you've never heard of. Just to name a few:
Wait, I don't give a shit.

[Anonymous No.13336674]

>>13336264
No please, i bet your very legit

[Anonymous No.13336676]

>>13333413
but I fucking wish it was

[Anonymous No.13336677]

>>13336233
By my name, like a human bean

[Anonymous No.13336962]

Punk is good.

[Anonymous No.13337143]

I like the look, but never really got into the music so it wouldn't be right for me to copy the style. All the punk girls I've known have been lots of fun, though.

[Anonymous No.13338475]

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[Anonymous No.13339049]

>>13336264
holy fuck you are an insecure looser man

[Anonymous No.13339921]

>>13335962
That's kinda what punk always was. Since the 70s punks have been partying hard, fucking, OD'ing, and getting on peoples' nerves intentionally. The problem is that such a lifestyle became so common that it wasn't contained within the realm of punk anymore. The original punk lifestyle lives on, but not everyone wants to dress like a punk anymore. Punk as a mainstream fashion movement ended in a few short years. The decadent, degrading lifestyle lives on in modern youth cultuture, and the fashion and music only lives on as a small subculture.

[Anonymous No.13339940]

It was only good around '76-'77 before the mainstream took it and turned it into a caricature of itself, which is the only version of it that exists to this day.

[Anonymous No.13339949]

>>13339921
punk in usa really only emerged with Billy Idol and MTV in the early 80s. Watch Billy Idols behind the singer. It's just another trend, that was hot for a while, then got stagnant. Billy Idol was like the Elvis of Punk, he was very poppyy sounding, and covered Mony Mony, he was probably when real punk died and was made into a marketing thing.

I think Punk at its core, is about being a "rebel" hence Idol's "rebel rebel" being the most popular. Yet that song and context, would almost seem to be like a "shell" of what real punk was. As they were merely trying to sell records and MTV to Americans, and the "rebel" of it, was pretty plastic and saturated.

I think "real" punk, needs to have shitty singer, who cant sing well, and screams, and is loud and obnoxious, and so, just emobdy that with the clothes. to get the punk look, it's non-contextual, and you can wear it today, in that sense.

Don't make it contextual, like dont forcefully seek out vintage spiked collars etc.

Instead, use what you have in the mdoern context, and essentially manifest the
-rebel
-obnoxious
-ill-fitting perhaps
-purposely anti-authoratiarian
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[Anonymous No.13339955]

>>13339949
>I think "real" punk, needs to have shitty singer, who cant sing well, and screams, and is loud and obnoxious, and so, just emobdy that with the clothes.
in a sense, the alt right, and "dont't tread on me" etc, people, are the modern punks. they are anti-authoritarian,
whereas antifa, are like the mainstream watered down version of punk, they are financed by large corporate backers

but you are lead to believe that "antifa" is somehow equivalent to "punk"

then there is that crossover point, where you get the marxist attitude punks, who are anti-skinhead, or they actually believe that nazis are evil, etc.

essentially they are being anti-"fashcist" BUT this does not mean that they are being anti-AUTHORITARIAN by default, because modern times, it is the Marxist, Left Establishment who has assumed control, and so to be truly Punk, one would be Anti-Antifa

I guess "anarchy" is at the core of Punk, but anarchy is not left or right. It's oblivious to the left and right, and just wants chaos, and no authority at all. So those would be the real real punks of today, and then to embody that with fashion choice, idk, have to think about it.

[Anonymous No.13340001]

>>13339949
Billy Idol is better than “real punk”

[Anonymous No.13340027]

>>13340001

[Anonymous No.13340030]

>>13340001
>>13340027
i didnt think he looked very good in that first pic, looks like way too much pastic surgery, but he looks good in this angle, he is also turned orange somehow from being pasty white.

[Anonymous No.13340033]

>>13333401
Pretenders.

[Anonymous No.13340044]

punk is gay, im into race hate and incel emancipation it's much more hardcore

[Anonymous No.13340300]

>>13339949
I agree with.. Some of this?

Punk had a very specific place in Mid-late 70s youth culture in the UK. It has never 'worked' in the US because it didn't grow organically in the US - there was no 'need' for it. Thus everything to come from the US since has basically been a fashion.

Historically UK youth have been a lot more outspoken politically than US youth.

[Anonymous No.13340986]

>>13333401
ugly people ruined/ruin it

[Anonymous No.13341045]

>>13339940
False 82 is when punk really took form and style, it just melded with metal and sunk under ground until the 90s-00s

[Anonymous No.13341099]

>>13333413
>this isn't 2001

[Anonymous No.13341175]

>>13340300
You’re a dumbass.

[Anonymous No.13341179]

>>13341175
Just ignore them, just like commie posters

[Anonymous No.13341288]

>>13340300
It happened in the US it just never became as popular as UK punk but the Dead Kennedys are a perfect example of a punk band who focused on political subject matter.

[Anonymous No.13341366]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiJpG8-jVYE
This is pretty much what I think about punk.

[Anonymous No.13341370]

>>13341366
Cringe, people actually belive this lmao

[Anonymous No.13341557]

>>13338475
broken bones?

80s uk hc and the Japanese and Scandinavian bands it inspired is the only cool looking "punk." 70s shit is super boring.

[Anonymous No.13341702]

>>13341557
mien nieger!
i always thought america lagged wayyyy behind in the HC punk scene (save misery and poison idea and septic death)
in my opinion it was really the 80s british scene that gave way to the dirty hardcore crust look

[Anonymous No.13342528]

lol this thread is garbage