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>MFA

"The look We Want: Dirty, grungy, beat up, rugged, scarred, and still kickin’. This look says “I'll probably sleep in my boots tonight and I'll definitely die in them.” It’s the look of someone who’s had to walk long miles through some unfriendly territory and has some miles left to go...Dramatic? Sure. It’s a dramatic look, full of implied (or overt) strength. Here are a few pictures of fellow MFAers who I’ve seen looking great in this style."


Oh lawdy

>> No.8998110
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>>8998103

>> No.8998114
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>>8998110

>> No.8998183

not one single person so far is wearing boots as described

>> No.8998191

>>8998110
this fit is good though

>> No.8998209

>>8998191
no
terrible stacks
shoes exact same colour as shirt
shit pleb jacket
v neck

>> No.8998211

>>8998209
>hating v-necks

this I cannot get.

>> No.8998218

>>8998209
At least he looks straight, unlike most of /fa/

>> No.8998219

>>8998103
I dress pretty grungy and holy shit that's max autism.
>>8998110
That dudes jacket is the only thing that's close to dirty.

>> No.8998428

>>8998211
they're so ugly compared to crewnecks, they always remind me of disgusting office cholos who shop at express and guess

>> No.8998432

>>8998211
They've been played out for like three years

>> No.8998499

>>8998218
>wanting to look straight

lmao
m
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>> No.8998668

>>8998211
V necks are supposed to be under shirts, but of course some group of people decided to dye them and sell them as tees. It's just an annoying fad now with everyone pleb and their dog rocking them now.

>> No.8998675

>>8998668

all tee shirts were supposed to be underwear, but then edgy kids in the 50's decided to piss off their abusive parents

>> No.8998684

>>8998675
and by "edgy kids" you mean WWII veterans right?

>> No.8998688

>>8998675
Yeah least crew necks look okay as a main top. V necks could only really be pulled off otter bodies as a main top. But even land whales wear them. Last v necks are better then those shit bro tanks everyone wears now.

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>>8998684
WW2 was in the 40's, m8.

And kids old enough to dress themsleves (teenagers) were alive before WW2, so their parents weren't often WW2 vets.

The kids of WW2 vets were teens and young adults in the 60's.

>> No.8998696

>>8998692
You really don't know how to read do you?
He meant that WW2 vets were the edgy kids you dumb fuvk.

>> No.8998697

>>8998692
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-shirt

>Following World War II, it became common to see veterans wearing their uniform trousers with their T-shirts as casual clothing

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>>8998696
>Edgy kids in the 50's

Tell me, when was the second world war?

That's right, 1939-1945.

Tell me, which came first, the 2nd World War, or the 1950's?

Now if you were 18 in 1939, how old were you in the 1950's? Das rite, you were in your 30's.


Edgy kids in the 50's were not WW2 vets.

>> No.8998709

>>8998103
Look OP mfa sounds autistic but I'm gonna assume your lifeless tier considering you went on their to just find a shit post with shit pictures. That way you could create a 4 Chan thread. Fucking sad m8

>> No.8998716

>>8998692
>>8998703
4/10

>> No.8998718

>>8998697
>...in the 1950s after Marlon Brando wore one in A Streetcar Named Desire, finally achieving status as fashionable, stand-alone, outer-wear garments.

Sure, people wore them before the 50's, but it wasn't considered mainstream to do it until the 50's.

Jeans, for example, were the same way. They've been worn since well before the Civil War, but it was the same edge lords in the 50's that made them mainstream in fashion

>> No.8998725

>>8998703
Lol Americans didn't enter world war 2 til about 1942 and even then their was 18 year olds still being drafted throughout the war. While technically adults many WW2 vets wore crew necks as casual clothing. It was a poor thing to do but it happened and influenced the whole rebellious greaser style.

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>>8998725
>America is the world
>America entered the war in '41

/int/ would like to have a word with you

>> No.8998753

>>8998737
Yeah, and the discussion mainly has to do with American culture of the 50s ie people wearing crew necks as outerwear. American troops didn't engage in combat til 42, yes pearl harbor happened in December 41. So please btfo.

>> No.8998784

>>8998703
>>8998692
wait hold up a minute now youre picking hairs and going about this as if your original argument was correct to begin with, which it isnt.

full stop, edgy kids in the 50s werent the factual cause of t-shirts becoming a trend. it was due to their wear by WWII vets and marlon brando. edgy kids were some of the people that adopted the style, but they were far from being the reason it became the trend. i know youre trying to save face, but its ok, you were wrong on an anonymous imageboard; no ones gonna hold it against you. just take the L and move on man