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Aside from the pinned thread are there any really good resources on fashion basics, preferably contemporary? Or would simply understanding the basics of art/design theory and current fashion trends suffice?

>> No.17564320

>>17564293
i like this image
the lighting and shading is weird but i like it

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>>17564293
>>17564320
>is that.... is that a heckin GUNERINO??? DAMN this image IS SO HECKIN MANLY! what an absolute CHAD with a GUN!

>> No.17564331

>>17564323
Absolutely owned, complete ebicness, us lefties win again, fellow chad

>> No.17564338

>>17564323
i look like this

>> No.17565591

>>17564293
Bump

>> No.17565654

>>17564323
>doesnt recognize famous art

>> No.17565662

>>17564293
Two dogs, one mouth.

>> No.17566609

>>17564293
Why is there a ruler built into the table?

>> No.17566642

>>17564293
oogaa booga colour theory, oogaa booga proportions, oogaa booga good fit, oooga booga fast fashion cannot into good fit 999999.999% of the time and the times it can it most likely failed at getting good materials.

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>>17564293
When you say "basics", are you referring to staple items or basics as in basic principles? I've got nothing better to do so I'll answer both as best I can:

Back in the day, the most common advice on here was going with Uniqulo for basic items if you just want to look above average and aren't overly concerned with standing out. I'm already too far gone for that and I've never purchased anything from Uniqulo, but that was always the going advice. ymmv.

If you're talking about basics like information, you'd best narrow it down to a particular look or sub-culture first. If you're interested in menswear, there's a whole world of history and style guidelines out there that will be different from, for example, diy punk fashion. If you just want to get an idea of what's out there, trawling forums/socialmedia/youtube is always a good idea. Mainstream fashion publications like Vogue and GQ are also surprisingly good.

Hope one of these answers helped.