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5928540 No.5928540 [Reply] [Original]

going 2 try this board again becuz last time i got silenced for spamming after like 25 images

im loathe to use the word nomadcore instead what if we just traced a couple trends in what people wear around the world that we find interesting??? plan is to start w/ outlandish and move towards accessible

i invite u to contribute or do whatever u want

>> No.5928549
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>>5928543
(these r all ritual costumes from around europe)

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>>5928554

>> No.5928562

Sruli Recht

Damir Doma

InAisce

the13thday

Aitor Throup

Rick Owens

The historical relations interpreted throuogh design r prety interesting

>> No.5928570
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5928570

it was called pastoral nomadcore
no time to dump here is the best pic
and a song
4 u
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsIkbYDj7s0

>> No.5928573
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>>5928557
fuk my trip is all over the place 6_9

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>>5928562
turny i really liked reading yr thoughts on dd's relationship w/ the middle ages. pls post more collections in the future (and give me that dd mediafire link if u still have it)

>>5928570
this is sublime. thank u so much

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I've been holding on to this one for a little bit.

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>>5928598
>>5928562
i think also all of these costumes r attempts to modify the human form into something more threatening or intimidating by making it unfamiliar. there seems 2 b a lot of that going on in this generation of designers too. p sure rick spoke to that effect in sum interview but im not gonna go looking for it right now

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>>5928614
the amulets r key

>> No.5928619

>>5928614
Gareth pugh circa 07-09

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>>5928599
lot of similarities between these and the ever-popular navajo masks that get posted despite the two continents worth of separation. i luv that. i think ill sign up for a human geography course next semester

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>> No.5928653

>>5928598
dat woodsong I

>> No.5928654

>all this .gif
>not a single one animooted

;__;

>> No.5928658

are you the same timber dat posts on sufu y/n

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>>5928658
n

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>>5928657

>>5928654
hq material for this is few & far between

wish we had a nomadstyle.com ;________;

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>>5928662
next group coming up: traditional hunter fraternities from w. africa

ive heard these dudes called dozos if u want to find out some more about them. unbelievably fascinating stuff

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>>5928672
remember i said the amulets were key

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>>5928674
forgive me 4 the thumbnails

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>> No.5928680
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>>5928632
The way aesthetics vary from culture to culture is pretty fascinating, you see some interesting parallels in the meaning and purpose of a garment. In both ritual and in society you have needs for garments and accessories that transcend a lot of cultures. Practical stuff, ornate stuff, ritual masks, etc. Everyone's got one.
Where I think the fun part comes in is in thinking about what defined those designs, as in, "if everyone needs a ritual mask, why does one culture's mask look different from another similar culture halfway around the world?"
And that enters me into a place where I can wonder what shapes an artist and where these styles really came from. Was it the time and place? was it the sound of the language and its rituals that somehow interfaced with the artist and guided his hand? Where does style come from? How much of my own experience is reflected in what I wear?
Take it far enough down the line and the whole thing just kind of folds back and loops in on itself. Or maybe not, depending on how you look it.

Pic semi-related, I guess. This guy looks like a nomad to me.

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>>5928678

>> No.5928687

>>5928680
>aesthetics
>third word
I got sort of annoyed.

>> No.5928691

>>5928687
Not anon posting shitty thumbnails(seriously?), but aesthetics play a part in any traditional garb or ritual.

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>> No.5928702

>>5928687
its not even used in the way /fit/ uses it cmon m8

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>>5928687
I don't know what else to call them, honestly. details? The way style varies from culture to culture?

>> No.5928717
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>>5928685

>>5928680
i just wrote something on art (lit.) as reflection of changing cultural landscapes for a class. whats interesting is looking at these dus (not the dozos but say the navajos or the first pic u posted) and then looking at contemporary national/cultural costume design. the navajo fits are rooted in centuries of very concentrated almost sequestered cultural history, art, and symbology but its nuthin compared 2 the superabundance of influence that a young designer faces today

u get a lot of that "originality is dead" rhetoric out of it but i dont kno how i feel about that. recombinant offspring is just the shuffling of genes but its still an innovation

>> No.5928715

>>5928708
design/expression.

it doesn't really matter aesthetics is more than suitable it's just my intrigated 4chanautism meter always pings when I read aesthetics. Also, silhouettes.

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>> No.5928727

>>5928723
meant 2 add that today this whole dozo culture is getting recruited for paramiltary operations. check the gucci scarf

>> No.5928730

>>5928717
I feel like that analogy was forced. I don't think novel/interesting expression compares to genetic recombination in any way.

Like...a protein is simply a sum of its parts but a design I feel a lot of the time is definitely not equal to the sum of its parts or that it can even be expressed in some sort of algorithm. It's just something cool that happens.

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>> No.5928755

this is the best dump ive seen in a fortnight. if you get banned i quit

>> No.5928759

>>5928554
>>5928557
These are pretty scary. Would battle / 10.

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>>5928730
actually i think yr right. didnt mean to draw such a close association there

but
>simply a sum of its parts
miller & urey got to amino acids but they never made it to proteins :-)

rnt u studying biotech or smth turny??

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>>5928764
bedouin time

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>>5928717
>centuries of very concentrated almost sequestered cultural history, art, and symbology

And that's a fucking amazing concept, especially for someone involved in the creatives in this day and age. Can you imagine, having a single core style or design ethos being at the center of everything in your life and those of your parents, grandparents and so on?
Would the inevitable mutation occur from within, were enough time to pass? Or would style stagnate until an outside force acted upon it in some almost Newtonian fashion? Do we need each other, as cultures and as people in order to invoke the Prigogine principle that in all likelihood gave us language and architecture?

Originality is never dead, brother. Right on.

everything can be traced back to something else - but symbols don't work like that. When we shuffle and recombinate them we create things that have never existed. Each act of creation adds more to great pool and creates new potential.
For some reason I feel pic related is relevant.

>>5928715
I feel you though - I spent a hot minute trying to think of another word for the same reason.

>> No.5928790

>>5928764
wut do u men...base pair sequence-->amino acid--> proteins
>base pair sequence---->proteins
oh wait if we're talking about DNA repli. then obs DNA is sum of parts etc (not protein)

I DONT KNOW WUT U MEN

med B)

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>>5928775

>>5928773
>Would the inevitable mutation occur from within, were enough time to pass?
what a fascinating question. not 2 make another impudently direct connection but i think to the role salons played during the enlightenment. furnaces of experience and discussion w/o which some of the greatest ideas in human history so far might not have been forged

in general the enlightenment is fascinating and relevant 2 this sort of discussion. the enormous increase in the canon of material influencing an artist w/ the rediscovery of greek/roman/antiquity work, development of systems allowing for the easier dissemination of new ideas, increase in the intellectual capability of the average citizen w/ the spread of universities, consumer literature, etc. love it.

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>>5928790
nah im talking abiogenesis. miller & urey proved u cud get plenty of amino acids wherever u like but thats a long way from understanding how a prebiotic earth got 200 of those amino acids in exactly the right order 2 form a protein. we dont need 2 argue about bio tho b/c thatll just make more unenthusiastic about it as a subject 6__9

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>> No.5928822
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>>5928817
some tibetans now

wish i had more bedouin stuff (some1 point me towards a bedouin photography resource)

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>>5928822
o wait i found sum more B-)

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>>5928796
>filename

That's what I love about the Internet, brother, and places like this one in particular. "Furnaces of experience." That's well put - The entire global network is a furnace, and out of it comes new and wonderful things.

And the cycle repeats. Makes my head spin, wondering what's around the corner in 10, 20, 30 years. Our whole culture is technology driven now, and perhaps there are a thousand undiscovered Newtons or Mozarts out there. Tiny villages in Africa with solar-powered web access, satellite phones and regenerative gene therapy, and all of it moving faster and faster and faster.

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>>5928824
That one's amazing.
You should watch "The Fall". It's beautifully done.
The costume design will slay you... Pic Related.

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>> No.5928858
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maybe a bit too glamerous
I'm just working off google images so w/e.

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>>5928850

>>5928829
yeh i keep making dump boards in hopes of inspiring some pleasant discussion ... /fa/s got a lot of potential in that regard that doesnt get a lot of recognition. i always especially enjoy & appreciate yr contributions poet. we had a nice chat about art, intention, and art education a few weeks ago while i was on anon that i dont think i thanked u 4

>>5928842
literally watched it this morning B-) kingdom of heavens got some p good nomadcore costumes (which makes up for its uncomfortably eurocentric p.o.v.) maybe ill post some if i can find ** non-thumbnail ** versions

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>>5928865
nxtlvl silhouette work happening in this fit

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>> No.5928880

>>5928573
I want that snow mask. And dat fur coat.

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Buildings, w/e.

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>>5928880
looks like sheep, go make yr own

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>>5928890
this guy is killin it

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>> No.5928912

>>5928890
What kind of sheep is that white? It's a bear coat bruh.

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>>5928865
Thank you, brother - you're improving the board with every image dump and obviously inspiring a lot of thought.

+1 for Kingdom of Heaven. I've seen a few Hong Kong period pieces that were pretty mindblowing, too. If only I could remember!

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>>5928927
Turoń

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>>5928930
Draby noworoczne

>> No.5928937

I've watched part of this documentary before about an African nomadic tribe who consider themselves to be the most beautiful on Earth. I remember the men smiling incessantly while jumping up and down--I think it was posted in one of these threads before

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>>5928937
So do, a African Bedouin tribe. Children of the sun or something. I never finished watching it so if anyone could throw the link up...

>prominent scene.
Groups of ebony black men in straw hats dolled up in white chalk clicking and eccentrically looking around as a smaller group of females pick them as mates.

>> No.5928950
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>>5928934
Draby

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>>5928937
The Woodaabe, I think.

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>>5928953
>The Woodaabe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlnO1QDqpaQ
PERFECT

thank you

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>>5928912
bear furs got way more of a sheen 2 it. also its not a polar bear coat (???) that picture was taken in the czech republic

done 4 now w/ my collection. thnx 4 a successful board

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>>5928956

>> No.5928967

>>5928953
THey are beautiful. Mesmerizing.

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>>5928950
Draby zapustne

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>>5928956
14:05 for the grooming & styling rituals.

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>>5928970
Another short docu of recent vintage:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm1tN3SmDWs

Wrong file in the last post.

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>>5928980
>>5928970
Most fascinating is definitely the dialect.

Feels like I almost understand what they're saying but it's rooted in something so alien to arabic I can never materialise the message.

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>>5928953
>>5928956

th-thanks

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>>5928998
I think in transcriptions, the clicks are notated as ' n! ' or something like that.

They seem to make regular use of phonemes that exist almost nowhere else in the world.

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>>5929021
I think because of the movement of early homo homo sapiens similarities in expression are somewhat intrinsic manifestations of what would be regarded 'african' tradition but of course w/ their own cultural twist.

But I think that's probably a bit 'hopeful' in theory it's probably just a somewhat intrinsic operation of the human mind that identifies w/ certain aspects of life and as a result personifies them in different mediums although in a similar fashion throughout different cultures in different parts of the world.
>Humans like green things, they will associate closely with green things and other things assoicted w/ green things and express 'green things' in other forms as a sort of appreciation or prayer.

The idea of prayer, submission, surrender, plea is also pretty interesting but I guess in light of submission it makes sense in a lot of ways.

>I think I'm being hopeful again but I don't like believed in magic.

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>>5929092
I like to use a 'black box' analogy, and I think it's similar to what you're talking about.
We don't really know what happens inside the Black Box, but we do know that if we feed it variable input (language, environment, lifestyle, diet, narratives) it does some unseen calculations and outputs Culture, in all its myriad forms.

Things like prayer and language are, I think, inextricable from the human condition on some level. Even the staunchest atheists have a tendency to pray when in a foxhole, right?

So there are constants to some of these unseen equations. Fear, hope, desire, survival. Perhaps all art is essentially about solving for X in some form or another... or at least getting a fleeting glimpse inside that Black Box.

>> No.5929579 [DELETED] 

Got one or two more oddities.

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Got one or two more oddities.

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>>5929585

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Geishas from Japan's Meiji Era.
This one in particular looks like it could have been shot yesterday. Life moves in clades.

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>>5929616

>> No.5929634

>>5929616
would bang the one on the left

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>>5929628

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>>5929642

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Finally, a court dress from the 1700's that I find simply stunning.

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Posting desertcore

1/?

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John Ford

> cowboy chic is desertcore

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Wyatt Earp

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Bedouin woman.

>> No.5929696

>>5929616
Goddamn they have nice hair.

10/10 would have consensual sex in the missionary position and snuggle afterwards

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>>5929681

>> No.5929728
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Sup /fa/ggits. Slavcore nigger here. Immah post some local folkwear. This is reklja. It's a heavy wool overcoat. I wanted to get one but it's pretty expensive (500 $). It's form Šokci culture from Croatia.

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>>5929706
Not sure of the nation of origin.

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This is folkwear from city of Dubrovnik.

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Some Šokice for you. The dresses like these are very expensive and complicated. These girls couldn't sit in these dresses.

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These are some more šokice. Around their necks are golden coins called dukati

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>>5929745
Wow. Very cool.

>> No.5929757

>>5929745
hey is that a fedora?

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>>5929757

yep, local variant of one.

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Norwegian Sami.

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>>5929810

>> No.5930117

>>5928632
Did you post that in artwork/critiques as well or is that seriously a coincidence?

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>>5928554

>> No.5930160

>>5929847
trill shit

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Great thread!

I like these, both minimalistic and with some nice embroidery.

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Nxtlvl

>> No.5930316

fucking webarchived this thread. 10/10

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>yeh thats right keep walkin dadcore fuccboi and take ur thirsty trick with u

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>>5929224
Mhmm for sure but I feel uncomfortable w/ the use of 'black box' as it almost represents something static whilst in reality a humans mind and its workings alternatives p.drastically from one human ot another.

Although it is a convieniant analogy I don't think he does the working of a human mind justice in that respect. In that it's very difficult to say the neurochemical orders of one human at birth perceiving light is the same as another perceiving light for the first time. The human mind is too wonderful for simple multiplier. But maybe if we considered the 'black box' as a ever evolving mechanism the gives birth to another more complex it may make sense in that regard.

I think I'm taking the black box idea too seriously but I don't feel comfortable w/ it's simplification.

But I definitely feel that the analysis of 'black boxes' to eliminate other altered wiring in a attempt to find the 'mother black box' through perception of environment or condition is a v.interesting idea to find out what fundamentally makes a human tick and then work down from there and find out WHY these things make them tick.

>> No.5930478

>>5930171
i think this is kurdish

>> No.5931587

>>5929668
baby got back

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>>5930472
It's definitely a vast oversimplification of a mechanism that probably won't ever be fully understood. I like it for the exact reason you mentioned - while it may not offer a glimpse into the How, I think it can tell us a little more than we already know about the Why.

Pic is Libyan traditional women's costume.
Speaking of shared cross cultural threads, notice the gold coins near the neck and upper chest, not unlike the Dukati in >>5929745

>> No.5931747

>>5930386
moondog ma man

>> No.5931805

>>5930411
>>5930411
Aaah Ive always wanted a jacket similar to that? what do i search? what style is it? what is it called D: D: D:

>> No.5931913

>>5930478
im kurdish

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A few more Mongolian gems

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>You will never be this badass

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Vegecore

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I believe you'd find this sort of thing in China during the Han Dynasty.

>> No.5933729

good thread op keep em coming

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>>5933729
Hopefully, OP will return to see a whole load of new additions to his own personal archives.

Pic is Traditional Armenian Women's.

>> No.5933743

>>5933737
Get fucked cunt

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>>5933737
ive been saving and organizing these since last night. thanks for the contribution.

im working on a new folder of armor from samurai through mid-15th century that ill make another thread for when i get closer to 100 images. maybe l8r tonight tho i dont want 2 b guilty of oversaturation

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>>5933743
Words hurt.

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>>5933760
Understandable. Looking forward to it!

>> No.5933799

>>5933760
oh and i should say b4 this thread closes out that if any of u liked this material there r some relevant threads in the chanarchive
chanarchiveorg/4chan/fa/68138/historical-clothing-thread-worldwide-version-2

chanarchiveorg/4chan/fa/68144/historical-clothing-thread-worldwide-version

rlly nice to see that about six months ago the archive switched from entirely threads like "real mens fashion" and "prepcore thread" to some genuinely interesting & engaging stuff like uuuuhhhhs borecore, global fashion, etc. were all gonna make it

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>>5933799
Big ups... We're all gonna be just fine.
Keep making these threads, I think it's safe to say this one was a success.

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>> No.5936064

Oh sweet, I saved all the images from your last thread

Did some searching of my own, this website has some really nice images of late 19th-century Japan.
http://www.baxleystamps.com/litho/ogawa/ilj_vert_lant_1ed.shtml