Modern Pirate

[Modern Pirate No.14506075]

First post here, hope it is a success. Need style tips for dressing like a modern pirate. Not somolian, not hipster. More of a grungy Fabio.

[Anonymous No.14506106]

i like that

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[Anonymous No.14506109]

>>14506075
stab yourself in the eye and cut your leg off, then get a clean white medical eye patch and a metal prosthetic leg. you will look like a cyber pirate in any outfit

[Anonymous No.14506110]

hes kinda lacking in showing off his chest tho
a pirate aint afraid of exposing his heart to sun & sea, hairy or not

[Modern Pirate No.14506111]

>>14506107
Nice. This is good.

[Anonymous No.14506113]

imho long hair or at least pic related would be more appropriate

could even go Caribbean pearl strand for the bonus meme point

[Anonymous No.14506114]

>>14506075
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMFY1cjt2yM

[Modern Pirate No.14506122]

>>14506113
My hair is twice as long as this, with a 6" beard. Lol

[Anonymous No.14506129]

in a time before you would constantly wear digital cameras I met an odd yet charming boy who was wearing a tin can and a remarkably beautiful silver spoon in his chest pocket. he did not ask whether i wanted to share whatever I was eating (some local bakery thing i have not had ever since, dont even know the name) but i guess thats what pirates do and it spared me the effort of asking why he was always carrying a spoon.

please, do share your pirate accessories, too. so few of the looks posted on this board allow for anything beyond a watch

[Anonymous No.14506132]

this is what it looks like when you just copy lame hollywood stuff
headscarf looks good tho

[Anonymous No.14506142]

LOL
sexcore fans gonna love this

[Anonymous No.14506172]

theres a picture of luke evans whit a really nice mustache and a red leather coat like the blue one in OP just 10x more badass
cant find it because I am an idiot and dont backup my hard disk and lost my folder

backup your files now. NOW.

[Anonymous No.14506418]

I think being subtle with it and letting your hair and beard add most of the pirate feel to it can actually work
Also just be handsome or else you'll just look like a retard in a cosplay

[Anonymous No.14506637]

i am starting to think that anything that would also pass as goth is pretty bad. how else can you get away from cosplay?

>>14506418
>just be handsome
stay classy, /fa/

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[Anonymous No.14506679]

Are you thinking of modernizing the seafaring pirate of centuries old legend? If not you should just dress up terrorwave with a little more flair and drama.

[Anonymous No.14506756]

Basically Johnny Depp core

Get a load of this guy!

[Anonymous No.14506773]

>Modern Pirate
What you want to do then is take contemporary formal/fine pieces that are meant for wildly different occasions and then further dress them down with utilitarian grungy shit.

Take a blazer and soak it in some appropriate solution and then leave it out in the sun to bleach perhaps. Stuff high waist suit trousers into combat boots.

[Anonymous No.14506783]

>>14506075
>yohji tophat (black)
>gucci eyepatch
>rick owens peacoat (black)
>white silk scarf, still splashed with the blood of the chinesemen you plundered it from
>blue and yellow macaw
>carol christian poel leather boots (black)
>long, black beard
>ivory smoking pipe
there you go

[Anonymous No.14507980]

>>14506110
What would you call this beard? Can i pull it off?me?

[Anonymous No.14508034]

>>14506142
Plz gib twunk bottom pirate bf

[Anonymous No.14508068]

>>14506075
If you want to wear an authentic Golden Age of Piracy era throwback, I would recommend that you might consider getting a distressed linen shirt of that time period. It is not cheap, but it is supposed to be authentic and well-made. You could even get non-pre-distressed versions of such a shirt, as well. They are the classic "puffy" shirts of the 18th century, as well being good for the late 17th century.

https://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/shirts/c18th-shirts/broken-down-c18th-linen-shirt-sh120b/

https://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/shirts/c18th-shirts/square-cut-linen-c18th-period-shirt-sh120/

https://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/shirts/c18th-shirts/coloured-linen-c18th-shirts-sh120c/

If you want to go even earlier for inspiration, this is an example of a 16th (possibly late 15th as well) and 17th century style shirt, with a smaller collar and even puffier sleeves, with lace strings for the cuffs and neck. The Darcy Clothing shirts are authentic, but very baggy compared to modern shirts, yet they are meant to be like the original Age of Discovery/Sail/Piracy styles. This clothier also sells 19th century and 20th century shirts, and their 18th century styles are still suitable for representing shirts of the early 1800s, and some shirts through around 1880s.

https://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/shirts/c18th-shirts/coloured-linen-c18th-shirts-sh120c/

[Anonymous No.14508827]

>>14506075
Cringe
Sage

[Anonymous No.14509614]

>>14507980
>this beard
its something for photoshoots, not for real life. need excellent shaving routine, nice skin, nice hair color and still some concealer. its closer to "just unkempt" than you'd think when you see a good execution in good lighting from a nice angle.

[Anonymous No.14509674]

>>14506075
Check out /cgl/'s ouji threads. They have some pirate aesthetic stuff.

[Anonymous No.14510082]

I live in pirate country, posting some stuff I altered

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