/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.13426603]

Has there ever been a more /fa/ movie character than the driver?
Everything about his fits is GOAT

[Anonymous No.13426607]

Well most people rate his Place Beyond the Pines character even higher

[Anonymous No.13426609]

>>13426603
it's mostly cause he's tan, handsome and has a good body. the clothes are nothing special.

[Anonymous No.13426615]

>>13426609
Sadly this. I have every piece in his driver outift and will look like some gay wannabe rockstar if I worn them.
Same goes for Place Beyond the Pines. I would probably look like I spend my day helping someone move or paint a house.

[Anonymous No.13426616]

>>13426607
This is objectively shit though. This is literally what homeless people look like.

[Anonymous No.13426618]

>>13426615
What do you mean you have everything in his outfit? Like, literally the whole outfit, meaning the Stacy Madison boots, the Acne jeans and everything?
Based if so, I want to buy it all too

[Anonymous No.13426621]

>>13426618
No more like I own a dark Levi's denim jacket, a T with some buttons and dark jeans.

[Anonymous No.13426629]

>>13426621
Oh, same though. I own the jacket and always wear dark jeans, and leather boots. It looks fine, it's basic adult male clothes. What would you wear instead, graphic tees and jogger pants like some retard trend hopping college student?
I'll admit though that henleys really don't look good on thin people, only built people can really make them look good.

[Anonymous No.13426632]

>>13426629
What?
I'm just saying that when I wear it it looks nothing like the Goose. 90% of his look is just being extremely good looking, not his fits.

[Anonymous No.13426639]

>tfw it's summer and too hot to wear your denim jacket

[Anonymous No.13426653]

>>13426639
but its not. Denim can be worn during hot weather.

[Anonymous No.13426655]

>>13426653
It's in the 90s now where I am. I go outside and my skin melts

[Anonymous No.13426808]

Yes

[Anonymous No.13426816]

>>13426603
Why he got a woman's hips tho

[Anonymous No.13426834]

>>13426603
>Denim shirts

[Anonymous No.13427018]

>>13426834
That's a jacket, not a shirt

[Anonymous No.13427054]

>>13426834
cringe

[Anonymous No.13427093]

>>13427018
>>13426834
i have a feeling he's foreign/illiterate and meant jacket. too many foreigners on 4chan these days

[Anonymous No.13427161]

>>13426603
It may be a good example of high 2000s fashion, but I don't think that's gonna be a new classic. It's just a late Generation Y trend. FYI: Generation Y had a time they were cool, but was that brief and totally run-over by millennial autists half-cosplaying thrifted clothes.

It gets worse, that trend finally ended in the "American Heritage" aesthetic reaching (neo)mainstream status. Look how the clothes fit, that jacket is too small, not to say the open worker shirt. That's something only a heroin look skinny guy could pull off without looking like a douche.

>>13426834
>>13427093
>foreign as illiterate
In the end, he being a foreigner might explain why his remark was so on point: he meant "chambray shirts", a lot of people confuse them with denim. And of course, chambray is the defining fabric of this 2010s American Heritage trend

[Anonymous No.13427177]

>>13426834

[Anonymous No.13427261]

>>13426603
Is that jacket too tight?

[Anonymous No.13427893]

>>13426816
He makes up for it

[Anonymous No.13428094]

>>13427261
I recall it was tailor-made, so it most likely is perfect for Ryan's body

[Anonymous No.13428262]

>>13426834
Here's your (You)

[Anonymous No.13428374]

>>13427161
>he meant "chambray shirts"
What are you, psychic? There's absolutely no reason to think he didn't mean denim.

[Anonymous No.13428511]

>>13426616
Homeless people are /fa/

[Anonymous No.13428514]

>>13427261
>>13428094
looks too tight