/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.13393802]

https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/22/17380928/memes-fashion-shoes-menswear-trendy
>memewear.
>there doesn’t seem to be a female equivalent whatsoever.
>For women’s fashion — and women’s fashion communities — there seems to be a stronger emphasis on developing a look, a personal style that isn’t tied to a few specific items. There’s also a different kind of policing that happens in women’s fashion; the concept of memewear wouldn’t translate well because it would read as basic, as something worth mocking.
lmao
not only that is late, but it's also in denial - or are those the first steps of widespread popularity and recognition

for me it's "kino" clothing that makes me feel appreciation with disgust
still, what is memecore and memewear? is memewear about actual pieces of clothing that have become a meme? and is memecore about clothes that incorporate other, existing memes into fashion (which is, mostly, distasteful, unmasterful)? or is it about the style that indulges in clothing pieces that became a meme? can a piece, or look, style, label, ever shed the status after it became a meme, with time, perhaps, after the fad had passed - or are they essentially all, a meme?
where you at, with this mess? embracing it, giving into it, living it, pretending to ignore it, or countering it?

[Anonymous No.13393962]

>>13393802
what

[Anonymous No.13394541]

>>13393802
Thanks mate, reading that article gave me AIDS.

[Anonymous No.13394544]

>>13393962
People do that here, how is this a surprise?

[Anonymous No.13394560]

>memewear doesn't translate to females
>vans, stan smiths, uggs, leggings, fishnet, crop tops, etc

how delusional can you be?

[Anonymous No.13394737]

White converse and any white adidas shoes

[Anonymous No.13395015]

okay I get the article but not the word vomit u posted op