/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6663878]

Sup /fa/

This is my first time here, yes I've read the sticky, so don't jump on me for that.

I'm trying to build a wardrobe/look but I am unsure about what I want. I know I'm not good enough for high tier brands, and cant stand the look of Gap and similar brands.

I have settled on trying to go for an American Eagle based wardrobe. However, within that brand they have a couple different styles and I'm struggling to find what style would fit me the best.

I find my biggest issue to be matching clothes. I could use some general matching rules when it comes to every day dressing. Like what color/pattern goes with what.

Also, do I get a haircut to match the clothes, or get clothes that match my hair? I have pretty terrible hair that is hard to work with. I posted a picture of me from a while ago, but it still gives a general idea as to what I look like and what we are dealing with.

I'm also really skinny. I have a BMI of 17ish. I still want the slim look, but I dont want to look like I'm gonna blow over.

[Anonymous No.6663908]

Only buy Rick Owens and Raf Simons, that is the number one rule of fashion. They are literally the only two designers you can buy from.

[Anonymous No.6663925]

[Anonymous No.6663934]

>>6663925
pls
>>6653548
PLSSSSSSS

[Anonymous No.6663932]

>>6663925

BALDCHAN HAS DONE IT AGAIN HAHAHAHAH

[Anonymous No.6664134]

Make sure your clothes are so expensive that you can only afford one item a month on your limited budget.

[Anonymous No.6664141]

Please spend more than a couple minutes reading the sticky. Check out young stalin, and read as many infographics there as possible. It covers color matching and beginner basics.

[Anonymous No.6664155]

Don't settle for AE. You can get more /fa/ fits at H&M and Asos at the same price point.

[Anonymous No.6667154]

>>6664134