/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6100646]

Curious to know how well you all think this has aged

[Anonymous No.6100657]

most girls are just starting to dress like that, and by most, i mean the general public

[バカ No.6100653]

women should already know how to dress
they have magazines and shit

[Anonymous No.6100679]

>>6100653
so do men. what's their excuse?

[Anonymous No.6100691]

the guides 2 years old, most of it is fairly basic stuff so not much has changed there

interesting it doesn't really go into shoes though

[Anonymous No.6100720]

I don't get womens fashion.

[Anonymous No.6100738]

Since it's a guide, it's aimed at the majority of the population and effectively so, but at the same time it has little to offer for those women who don't wear that many pants and are more into skirts and dresses, the minority if you could call it that.

I'd like a good guide for underwear, a one with realistic proportions too. I'm very tired of women dressing their chest shitty because they think a D cup is large.

[Anonymous No.6100760]

>sequined top
I dunno OP, what do you think?

[Anonymous No.6100796]

>>6100738
I think most women these days don't own a tape measure. If you know your measurements, you should be able to find a bra that fits... most underwear has the same "vanity sizing" issues that pants have though

I'd love to see more dresses and skirts, but I think cuts and styles vary a bit too much year to year to make a more comprehensive guide

[Anonymous No.6100803]

>>6100646
Can someone start putting together one, or at least get a second guide line down? The guide wasn't too helpful when i first got into fashion.

[Anonymous No.6100814]

>>6100796
The problem is i'm pretty sure Victoria's secret lied to me just so i'd buy their bra's, since they don't go smaller than 32 A.

[Anonymous No.6100819]

is there anything less interesting than womens fashion

[Anonymous No.6100835]

>>6100819
women's sports

[Anonymous No.6100844]

>>6100819
Women's fashion can be interesting, but /fa/ doesn't know shit about it.

[Anonymous No.6100851]

>>6100796
The problem is that while most women DO own a tape, they don't measure themselves or refuse to accept the fact that they are not the size they are currently wearing (as happened with my cousin who went from 32A to 28C).

When it comes to dresses and skirts though, there could be a rough idea like: wrap dresses and A-line skirts fit almost everyone. Don't try strapless if you're busty or pencil skirts will look awful if you have a flat butt.

In the end, it has to do more with shape than it does with colors and prints.

[Anonymous No.6100852]

>>6100803
someone could probably update this one, but since the original author left a while back, I doubt anyone will.

there aren't that many females on this board either

[Anonymous No.6100877]

>>6100851

see

>>6100852

[Anonymous No.6100909]

>>6100877
>>6100852
I'm on it, ladies and gentlemen.

I'll try finding a couple of infographics on Pinterest to see what I can do.

[Anonymous No.6101006]

>>6100909
oh shit, new content? careful, you might break the whole board

I'm looking forward to it though

[Anonymous No.6101026]

>>6101006
you'll have to give me a few days though because I'm looking for the most generic items of clothing in existence in order to make the infographic an open and accessible one.

[Anonymous No.6101034]

>>6100909
Please do, i'm very interested in a new one.

[Anonymous No.6101052]

meh, it's cool. no one's bothered making anything useful for a while, so a few days doesn't matter.

honestly though, there used to be a bunch of useful /fa/ guides for men and women
not sure exactly what happened

[Anonymous No.6103285]

>>6100646
This is boring as shit TBH.

[Anonymous No.6103293]

>>6100760
I think IT'S PARTY TIME, MOTHERFUCKERS

[Anonymous No.6105147]

>>6103285
well, it's a guide, so... it's not "how to look /fa/" but "how to not look like absolute shit"