LAZYCORE

[Anonymous No.8338363]

I'm aiming for some lazy/don't-really-care look somewhat like pic related. Where can I start on this? I simply have a basic wardrobe and have no idea on how to get into this.

What I have in mind is perhaps wrinkled shirts, loose silhouettes and prints or interesting color mixes... Another thing to keep in mind is I live in a place with warmer climate.. so layering isn't possible unless it's winter. Thanks /fa/.

[Anonymous No.8338424]

bump with another example

[Anonymous No.8338475]

>>8338363
Everyone will know you actually do care tho

[Anonymous No.8338483]

rick tees & tanks
julius tanks
linen button downs
yohji pants

[Anonymous No.8338490]

it is really obvious that the guy in the OP cares a lot
second pic i guess is an accurate portrayall of what youre talking about, but its not nearly as neat

[Anonymous No.8338503]

>>8338363
w2c jacket

[Anonymous No.8338507]

>>8338424
that is the wrinkliest shirt ive ever seen

[Anonymous No.8338542]

>>8338363
W2C those pants though?

[Anonymous No.8338621]

>>8338542
I second this

[Anonymous No.8338628]

>posting on fashion forum asking for advice on how to look like you dont care about fashion

[Anonymous No.8338701]

Hoodie/jeans is the ultimate in lazycore :^)

[Anonymous No.8338811]

>>8338363
>>8338424
those dont look lazy at all. dont make up "-cores" if you have no idea what youre doing.

[Anonymous No.8338864]

>>8338503
>>8338542
>>8338621
>eg quilted brookline reversible jkt, rogan military shirt, w+h camo bush pant, quoddy grizzly

[Anonymous No.8338929]

>>8338363
I don't understand the concept of what you are trying to do... You want to spend all this time and effort trying really hard to look as thought you did not spend any time or effort in your fit and appear as though you don't care?

Why not just be a cartoon character and have a closet full of the same clothes and wear the fit every day? Black shirt, black pants, black shoes.


It seems like you are inventing a problem for yourself that already has an extremely simple answer

[Anonymous No.8338935]

>>8338929
>that one grey shirt

[Anonymous No.8338942]

agreeing with a lot of the points itt but ill try to get something going

[Anonymous No.8338955]

>>8338942
I guess its basically just muted tones with loose fits and drapey fabric.

[Anonymous No.8338956]

>>8338955
we cant leave patty out tho

[Anonymous No.8338961]

>>8338942
w2c jacket+shoes

[Anonymous No.8338962]

lazy nuff?

[Anonymous No.8338964]

>>8338962
>top button buttoned

[[ONANI GANG] q_ko !2ROBOToqIE No.8338983]

just collect a ton of inspo and try to work it out. i usually collect inspo from japanese clothing blogs and such and they usually have links of where to cop certain items. personally, i find that this works better in cooler climates so it totally depends on where you're working with.

[Anonymous No.8339705]

Perhaps a more adequate name would be some sort of "stoner" fashion, minus the LEL SMOKE WEED circlejerk. Cardigans, patterns, loose-ish fit, etc.

[Anonymous No.8339727]

Obviously I care, I'm just looking for this style that in my mind I picture as the beauty in the otherwise not seen as beautiful. Worn out stuff, patterns, thrift, wrinkled, drapey, etc.

[Anonymous No.8340193]

>>8338983

hook me up with some of dem links

[Anonymous No.8340330]

bump.

[Anonymous No.8340524]

>>8338363
the best way to do get the sort of "i don't care," attitude when you're dressing is to literally not care; you just through on a shirt or two, pants, and slip on some shoes. that way, you feel like you don't care and so you're going to let off that vibe

the only way to accomplish this look and be /fa/ is to assemble a wardrobe of clothes that are all good-quality, well fitted, and complementary clothes. That way, no matter what you throw on in the morning, it will still be color coordinated and not look like shit. what your wardrobe consists of is up to you.

good luck, chances are you're ugly and it'll look like shit anyway