/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6169378]

Lately, I've seen a few discussions surrounding the creation of a 'new' style based largely in retro-futurism, space exploration and the sorts of detailing one finds on EVA suits.
I'm very excited by the promise of something like this, but we're going to need to start somewhere so I've taken the liberty of assembling a mood board.

I'll be going through apparel worn on various space missions, then dipping into flight suits, film costumes and even some SCUBA rigs.

As always, if you have relevant material, please contribute.

[Anonymous No.6169382]

Bit of an overview, first.

[Anonymous No.6169387]

An early prototype for pressure suits.

[Anonymous No.6169393]

[Anonymous No.6169403]

[Anonymous No.6169400]

I'm going to be posting a few things I've dropped before in the interest of having it all in one thread.

Bear with me.

[Anonymous No.6169407]

[Anonymous No.6169410]

Zipper details on what I believe is a Mercury era suit.

[Anonymous No.6169414]

A few Soviet entries...

[Anonymous No.6169420]

Essentials:
-reflective material (3M?)
-NASA logo

Alright, poet. Good thread. Time to head home.

[Anonymous No.6169422]

[Anonymous No.6169417]

[Blake No.6169418]

I've been thinking about something LIKE this. Okay, bear with me for a few minutes. Remember back to the future? Well you know how the shoes were sticking out because of the very slim pants + their bulkiness? I think this will be the new style. People start wearing really slim/tight sleeves and pants and wearing big gloves and shoes. Think about some influential trends. Obviously, some slim fitting, you see that in the space suit trend. Then you see all these goofninjas talking about looking like anime characters. One influential character who I think already embodies this style? Sora. Notice his shoes and his ridiculous hair. Also, not portrayed well his overly big gloves.

[Anonymous No.6169426]

[Anonymous No.6169427]

Glove detail, Soviet.

[Anonymous No.6169431]

[Anonymous No.6169434]

[Anonymous No.6169436]

This was designed for Laika, but I think the string closures and overall style are visually appealing.

[Anonymous No.6169443]

[Anonymous No.6169448]

Back to American designs.

[Anonymous No.6169449]

>>6169420
Also, metal disks for nozzles on the chest.

Seriously though, pretty nifty idea.
It'd be pretty cool to make the neck hole a large circle with bold detailing, as if a helmet is really to attach there.

[Anonymous No.6169450]

This stuff is interesting but it's so new to me that I don't quite understand what are the defining features of this general aesthetic as well as how it is translated into clothing today.

But I hope this is relevant, seems pretty 'Future' ish to me lol sorry if irrelevant

http://www.ln-cc.com/womens-brands/junya-watanabe/icat/comme-junya-womens

[Anonymous No.6169457]

[Anonymous No.6169466]

>>6169450
None of us know yet, we're all still hammering this out, or at least I am...
I'm not just going to post spacesuits, I have a bunch of other, more wearable things coming up.

>>6169449
I want electronics I can pull out of a garment when it's time to wash it.

[Anonymous No.6169472]

I really like the double lacing with the zipper in the middle.

[Anonymous No.6169469]

[Anonymous No.6169473]

[Anonymous No.6169476]

>>6169466
Would you say it's more defined by physical characteristics such as metallics, pockets and such OR the intent / functionality of the garments (protection against elements, etc)
Wait are they actually connected and defined by the other
Like say metallic fabrics are used because they are functional and deflect light (lel is this wat it even does im just guessin)
idk wat im saying
pls sorry

[Anonymous No.6169478]

>>6169472
>>6169473
w2c?

[Anonymous No.6169485]

[Anonymous No.6169480]

The gloves are great source of inspo, at least for little stylistic elements.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169493]

>>6169434
the upturned part of the sole would be a great element for sneakers

[Anonymous No.6169495]

[Anonymous No.6169490]

>>6169476
I think that it's a middle ground. Keep in mind we've only seen garments designed by government agencies so far. When I get into the film stuff it should open up a bit more, and maybe we can draw better conclusions then.

[Anonymous No.6169492]

>>6169469
> those boots
holy fuck

[Anonymous No.6169500]

>>6169466
Electronics for what? Just blinking lights and shit?
The suits seem to be like a reflective, shiny silver or neutral with many strings and loops. Not much in terms of actual electronics.

These ridiculous macros are all I have in terms of astronaut photos...

[Anonymous No.6169502]

semi relevant i had this in my inspiration folder don't ask me why

[Anonymous No.6169498]

[Anonymous No.6169503]

Last of the gloves

[Anonymous No.6169505]

coincidentally came to this page

http://www.bureauoftrade.com/curation/astronaut-swag/

[Anonymous No.6169513]

>>6169500
I don't rightly know yet.
Maybe some kind of GPS uplink, a bluetooth link or led's inside interior pockets. I'm still thinking.

[Anonymous No.6169518]

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[None !moniggaZhw No.6169527]

>>6169493

[Anonymous No.6169535]

[Anonymous No.6169536]

>>6169527
>Nike Lunar Yeezy

I can work with this

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169530]

>>6169527

[Anonymous No.6169531]

A good detail shot.
I think the point is not tromping around wearing EVA suits, but choosing garments that crib details from them, intentionally or not.
A lot of these little touches probably entered the collective unconscious some time ago.

[Anonymous No.6169538]

A few overviews of the suit concepts.

[Anonymous No.6169547]

[Anonymous No.6169540]

[Anonymous No.6169544]

>>6169513
>led's inside interior pockets.
i just want to remind everyone that adding details like that only makes the piece you are wearing seem like a dumb naive copy of the original garment. Remember Thom Browne's attempt at the spacesuit, it looked empty, shallow, because it had very little tech details that were actually useful.

[Anonymous No.6169551]

>>6169531
would you want to take details that have entered the unconscious or search suits for aesthetic design elements

your posts are quite vague

[Anonymous No.6169554]

>>6169544
It's just a thought. I imagine someone like Acronym could include thoughtful electronic details somehow.
I really think it will enter the civilian sphere at some point.

[Anonymous No.6169557]

>>6169513
Maybe for accessories. How will something like bluetooth work on a jacket? I'm really digging the chunky aspects of some of these pieces.
Something like a backpack would be pretty easy to model. They look pretty damn cool already.

Also, on a side note, weren't you called spacechan before?

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169565]

>>6169527

[Anonymous No.6169572]

>>6169551
I'm saying that some elements seen on EVA suits and the like are probably out there already on garments that would fit this aesthetic.
Whether the designer knew what the original source for the detail was is irrelevant, we're looking for pre-existing things that could fit this style idea we're toying with.

We're also imagining possibilities, so conjecture is fine too. If I'm being vague it's because I'm still feeling this out.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169574]

>>6169568
we're gonna be seeing lots of buckles

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169568]

>>6169565

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169577]

>>6169574
this makes me want to sketch some ideas, maybe some other time

[Anonymous No.6169585]

>>6169557
Some folks call me that.
It's not a chosen name but a given one.

I imagine bluetooth would work with a mic and speakers in a hood or something.
I've got some great backpacks coming up.

Going to do some film stuff for a bit before I drop back into EVA suits. This is from ALIEN, and it looks ragtag, slapped together, very human and civilian.

[Anonymous No.6169582]

let's stop for a second and think how any of this could be integrated in a sensible everyday aesthetic

[Anonymous No.6169591]

>>6169582
Like this.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169588]

>>6169582
we're a long ways away from that. You think this happens over night?

[Anonymous No.6169596]

>>6169403
is that fucking moot?

[Anonymous No.6169599]

Or this.

[Anonymous No.6169611]

[twerk it No.6169604]

yo speaking of transhumanism check out this taco http://www.latimes.com/features/food/dailydish/la-dd-taco-bell-waffle-taco-first-bite-20130514,0,1139060.story
the future has arrived :')

[Anonymous No.6169605]

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169607]

>>6169574
something about the sole intrigues me

[Anonymous No.6169620]

Ripley's got a great watch, Hardstylin was right.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6169624]

>>6169607
poet do you have any russian space boots?

[Anonymous No.6169625]

[Anonymous No.6169631]

>>6169624
Not at the moment, but I do have an old diving boot you might like.

[Anonymous No.6169635]

>>6169624
As well as boots used for the moon walk.

[Anonymous No.6169643]

Obligatory. I see a lot of slash pockets and the print shirt with the flags reminds me a bit of Raf.

[Anonymous No.6169646]

>>6169572
is it because you like the helmets you card
I know you have a thing for hoods
you can admit it I dig the helmets quite a bit too

[Anonymous No.6169649]

[Anonymous No.6169655]

>>6169646
I like quite a bit about them.
The pockets, the helmets, the chunkiness, the accordion folds... I could go on.

[Anonymous No.6169665]

Look at this fucking hoodie.
Look at it.

[Anonymous No.6169662]

At some point, we get into futuristic decay.

[Anonymous No.6169669]

>>6169665
Detail of the sleeve distressing.

[Anonymous No.6169674]

[Anonymous No.6169678]

Worker's uniform from Babylon 5.
Never seen the show, but I like the costume.

[Shit Kicker City Slicker !2plEb4uxuI No.6169681]

>>6169493
ive always thought these drew inspo from this area

[Anonymous No.6169685]

Weyland Bishop's parka has a few details that set it apart.

[Anonymous No.6169688]

[Anonymous No.6169697]

[Anonymous No.6169694]

From Dune.

[Anonymous No.6169701]

>>6169685
looks p. normal to me
only thing i really notice is the drawstring/two toned part

could you point out the others?

[Anonymous No.6169702]

[Anonymous No.6169708]

I feel jumpsuits as a base with jackets and maybe sone strap on pant accessories with tubes an holes etc.
I would like to make pants that have an oversized ring like a helmet connector or similar around where the legs meet, just below the hip. I could feel some tubing lined inside with cloth for wearability. Nice possibilities here looking forward to it

[Anonymous No.6169710]

>>6169701
Not too much, actually.
I think the color is lovely, the two tone part stands out there's a clear pocket up top that would show the screen of your smartphone, and then the loops under the pockets.
The sleeve pocket is slightly different from what I'm used to seeing.

[Anonymous No.6169712]

>>6169708
Check this out...
Note the way that extraneous pieces hang off the garment, like you mentioned.

[Anonymous No.6169715]

http://www.ln-cc.com/men/raf-simons-archive/icat/rafsimons/invt/ars0190022bei#content

raf pants for everyday astronaut swag

[Anonymous No.6169717]

Let's see the back.

[Anonymous No.6169714]

>>6169712
And the bottom half...

[Anonymous No.6169723]

I love the way different pieces just hang off of flight suits.

[Anonymous No.6169725]

I like the white/offwhite nasa aesthetic better than the olive tones. I feel like the number of 'space marines' and apocalyptic movies could make the army colors look more like a costume.

[Anonymous No.6169720]

>>6169712
yeah like "this jacket is designed for all eventualities"
and then how that is reflected in cluttered but purposeful designs

[Anonymous No.6169733]

Note the thigh and shin pockets.

[Anonymous No.6169743]

>>6169725
agreed.
White and orange
+++jumpsuits

[Anonymous No.6169744]

Some of these SCUBA backpacks are really speaking to me.

[Anonymous No.6169739]

Now for a bit of diving gear, which is similar in many ways.

[Anonymous No.6169747]

[Anonymous No.6169753]

For underwater arc welding, note the MOLLE straps we all love.

[Anonymous No.6169750]

Very cool chest closure.

[Anonymous No.6169751]

>>6169739
I prefer the way that space suits feel bulky but weighless. The fabric gives you room but is still not weighing you down. The diving shit though, it's too heavy

[Anonymous No.6169757]

>>6169750
That'd be nice with some mondo shoulder pads like some of the suits prior

[Anonymous No.6169764]

>>6169751
There is an aesthetic similarity though, especially in the boots. I think part of the look of an EVA suit can be traced back to the old Mark V diver and its predecessors.

Pic related is obligatory.

[Anonymous No.6169765]

>>6169725
I feel space marines would just wear all-black/dark grey camo actually

CUZ space is dark n shit

but it would heat up faster I suppose?

not much of a price 2 pay for the camo

[Anonymous No.6169768]

In a more reserved colorway.

[Anonymous No.6169776]

Going to drop a few more suits now, both real and fictional.

[Anonymous No.6169774]

getting an 'extreme technical' vibe (that's probably the best name for this I could come up with), very niche functional designs that could be combined for some sick aesthetics. good thread. i'll try to find something to contrib w/ in a sec

[Anonymous No.6169785]

>>6169765
I imagine heat signatures would be a much greater priority in the vacuum.

Loving the gear bags hanging off the back of this. Putting names on the suits also humanizes the characters in them a bit, I guess.

[Anonymous No.6169789]

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[Anonymous No.6169798]

A great shot.
Really captures some of the look.

[Anonymous No.6169803]

So how do you make this wearable and different from Tech? Layers+layers+layers on the torso with hoods/collars, but no layers on sleeves to create that silhouette? How to create the silhouette on the lower body, layered pants? Slim cargos?

[Anonymous No.6169807]

I think this is the modern day shuttle suit, called the 'pumpkin' by crew members.

[Anonymous No.6169801]

>>6169785
i did not consider that dam

have sum firesuits

[Anonymous No.6169815]

>>6169803
I think some of the ALIEN crew costumes are a great start, and we'd probably have to explore upmarket tactical gear like Crye and Kryptek.

[Anonymous No.6169823]

>>6169765
well it depends on if you want to be seen i guess. black/darks for armed services (grittier aesthetic) vs. white and orange for scientists (hermetically sealed aesthetic)

[Anonymous No.6169824]

>>6169803
see
>>6169798
ultimately it's going to be experimentation but it's not really over layered but the items themselves have lots of intricacy and depth, insofar as you have pockets for everythin and bulking kneepads elbow pads, squared off. I don't think that slim is even necessary initially, maybe the undershirts are slim like a jumpsuit worn under a space suit.
I think the screw on helmet collars will be influential in all openings.

[Anonymous No.6169828]

>>6169815
to add: It helps to think about the way a fit would be assembled on a spacegoing or orbital mining platform/research vessel. You're going to have some tactical or utilitarian gear, blended with civvie clothes and maybe corporate issue bomber jackets and the like.

But even that's just one take on the possibilities. It could really go on for a while, especially when you start mimicking EVA suits, Pressure suits and Pressurized High Altitude Garments.

[Anonymous No.6169836]

>>6169824
Definitely, well said.
I really want to see something mimicking a helmet opening, and in order for the garment to justify that, it's going to have to be substantial textiles, intricately constructed. Pockets, baby.

[Anonymous No.6169837]

>>6169823
i was speaking purely of the function purpose
what u said still works as scientists need to be seen while the military needs to be camoflauged

[Anonymous No.6169842]

>>6169836
thick, padded, plastic, reflective.
also,
TUUUUUUBEZZZ

[Anonymous No.6169843]

>>6169836
For the helmet opening to really be done right, as well as certain joints, we're gonna want substantial hardware, metal pieces.

[Anonymous No.6169844]

>>6169837
actually to add onto that orange and white are the two colours most visible to the human eye

i'd bet good money thats why spacesuits use them, cause astronauts having camo would be mad dangerous (lost in spehss)

[Anonymous No.6169849]

>>6169843
could probably cop that from home depot an retro fit it to some jacket from a thrift store

[Anonymous No.6169850]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169851]

neat thread, going to skim through it and see what i think

[Anonymous No.6169864]

>>6169850
i think i choked up a bit
that fucking sleeve on the right... so beautiful

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169866]

>>6169862
what did you do today, i hope you thought of me

[Anonymous No.6169868]

>>6169849
I wouldn't dare, making clothes is not a road I'm presently capable of traveling down. I can only dream of designs to come, and I hope to find some of these shapes, textures, colors and silhouettes in a careful selection of preexisting garments.

[Anonymous No.6169862]

>>6169851
worst trip has found a new thing to be pretentious about

[Anonymous No.6169872]

>>6169866
DON'T DERAIL MY SPACE THREAD
FAAAAGGGGOOOTT

[Anonymous No.6169877]

what do you guys think of minimal head gear such as this >>6169604 ? it doesn't fit in with the 'retro' look I'm seeing here per se, but it would definitely convey the idea of extreme tech wear when put with other pieces (it would also be more lightweight and less sweaty.)

[Anonymous No.6169873]

>>6169864
Right?!?!?
I love that!

[Anonymous No.6169882]

problem is where to get this stuff for under 3 grand

[Anonymous No.6169883]

[Anonymous No.6169880]

[Anonymous No.6169891]

>>6169877
I think just the under caps that go below the helmet with the mics attached would be better, but that plastic stuff would make some cool wannabe sunglasses

[Anonymous No.6169888]

Militaristic Dune-inspired Sandninja

[Anonymous No.6169895]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169898]

needs slim silhouettes everywhere
alaways stars as a motif (godd bless this country)
i'm more interested in the womenswear
i want dresses that have miniature orbiting celestial bodies

[Anonymous No.6169906]

>>6169898
nah new era bulk > slim
suggest the slim underneath with large openings a la collar and sleeves

[Anonymous No.6169900]

[Anonymous No.6169903]

>>6169888
i like this very much
like a martian desert caravan guard
if mars had oxygen

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169907]

i alaso want shoes that harness the enrgy of you stepping down on the floor. air cushion pushes air that spin rings on your boot opening

[Anonymous No.6169908]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169909]

>>6169906
we need to show the rest of the world how swift we are!
america has taken the moon.

[Anonymous No.6169910]

I should probably touch upon modern BioSuits.

[Anonymous No.6169913]

Timber showed me these.

[Anonymous No.6169916]

[Anonymous No.6169925]

Component parts of the 1973 Hard Shell from up above.

[Anonymous No.6169918]

>>6169909
pls stpo being so pretentious
slim suits are boring anyways theyve been done to death in videogames/movies/media anyways

[Anonymous No.6169920]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169923]

also some sort of cartridges which contain saw blades that face eachother

the motion of a womans walk causes them to grate against eachother, making a noise and bouncing around

just to note they are located on the dress.

so when she walks they move up and down

needs springs to become more shaky

[Anonymous No.6169927]

[Anonymous No.6169929]

>>6169909
Can we send you there?

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169937]

>>6169918
you're just being contrarian

that has nothing to do with what is actually going on in real life

all we have seen is our men walk slowly in giant suits, like big daddies from bioshock

waht is the natural progression? a slim suit
like i said, bioshock, they understood that concept perfectly
the big sister is sleek and fast, she is adapted to the world

[Anonymous No.6169944]

[Anonymous No.6169947]

>>6169937
slim has been done to death for the past 30 years

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169942]

>>6169925
reminds me of hans bellmer
look at the shape of this thing, so top heavy
fluid in posture

[Anonymous No.6169954]

>>6169937
slim is not even viable in space as the gravity is low + next to no slowdown from molecules (its a vacuum)

needs to be light and nothing else

pls stop accusing me of being contrarian then doing exactly that

[Anonymous No.6169955]

>>6169942
What's that the harbinger of?

[Anonymous No.6169961]

>>6169944
im cumming hard right now
dem stripes

[Anonymous No.6169958]

Just going to throw this Aliens crew jacket in. I think you could expect to see something like this in future fit, if only for the sake of nostalgia.

[Anonymous No.6169971]

Finally, I think this pic is a great example of the silhouette.

It's been a real blast, everyone. I'm glad to see that so many people are thinking about this. There's so much potential here!
I'll trawl around my archives and see what else fits the bill, but that's all for the moment.

Thanks, everyone.

[Anonymous No.6169972]

>>6169850
where 2 cop space boots?

[Anonymous No.6169978]

>>6169971
the boots look mad out of place but i guess ppl don't like moonboots

[Anonymous No.6169991]

>>6169961
I had to lower the resolution a lot...
Here's one in use. It's of Russian make.

[Anonymous No.6169993]

>>6169800
From the Stanley Kubrick exhibit at LACMA.

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169990]

>>6169947
well if thats the case show me some proof, because i'm not that into it

>>6169954
why can't the suit be dense enough to simulate the weight is would have on earth? an ultra, heavy slim suit

stop thinking so short sightedly, anything is possible with an udnerstanding of science and physics. even is my proposal does not work, there muat be a way

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6169996]

>>6169955
what do you mean?

[twerk it No.6170000]

>>6169944
gusseted crotch :)

[Anonymous No.6170010]

>>6169996
Idk made as much sense as when you said Natalie was the harbinger of your style. Wtf does that mean

[Anonymous No.6170011]

>>6169990
slim in useless in space because its a vacuum and thus there is little resistance, there is no real reason to put resources into it until exploring planets with actual atmospheres

earth has an atmosphere and thus those suits would make you slow

moon/mars/space has barely any so it makes no difference

did you not even read my post you don't even need to understand physics wtf

[Anonymous No.6170020]

>>6169991
tyvm

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170013]

>>6169954
i'm talking about being on the moon btw, not just space in general

[Anonymous No.6170014]

>>6169978
Most boots after the mercury missions weren't all that great, unless you like the heavy chunky look of >>6169434

I usually hate miscellaneous text on a garment, but with the EVA gloves and space fare I think it works. Probably because it's rooted in purpose.

[twerk it No.6170015]

space fashion + space music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NkZVWXK5jM

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170032]

>>6170010
It means Natalie to is the core of anything that I consider of potent aesthetic. Every article of clothing with great beauty in it I can picture her wearing it.

At first I just picked her as a name for a trip and thought nothing of it. Now I have grown a deep comfort and attachment to her character, sometimes she seeps into me irl.

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170035]

>>6170011
yes i just read your post
and i was talkinga bout the moon!
yes it has little gravity
but little gravity =/= no gravity!
make the suit heavier to compensate
mimic the gravity of the earth

[Anonymous No.6170043]

>>6170035
why would you want more gravity
it doesn't really affect anything

[Anonymous No.6170040]

>>6170032
I think paragon or exemplar would work much better in that connotation.

[Anonymous No.6170041]

Can you guys go vote up the gas mask thread, it's been voted down by trolls

chanarchive dot org/4chan/fa

[Anonymous No.6170047]

>>6170000
I love those pants.

>>6170015
This is wild around the middle. Loving it.

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170050]

>>6170040
maybe, i like to think theres a lot of unconscious wiring going on with the fusion she has had with my psyche
the other day i thought i was rose byrne

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170059]

>>6170043
to be able to move like on the earth would be very comforting

also did you know that gravity is the reason our old bodies sag and collapse within each other?
i'm sure living in space will have great therapeutic qualities to it, no harm on the joints or anything

[Anonymous No.6170068]

Wow you are actually insane

[Anonymous No.6170070]

>>6170059
>comfort
consumer models are a long ways away but okay

also living in space is extremely bad for you the astronauts have to undergo extensive reconditioning after it cuz of lack of gravity pressures

we're evolved in such a way that gravity is required

[Anonymous No.6170079]

>>6170068
Please note that anyone who trips/name/emailfags is insane, do not take anything they say seriously

thanks

[alex No.6170080]

>>6170059
but without gravity, our bodies would perceive our muscles to be useless and thus lead to an increased rate of muscle atrophy. :~(

[Anonymous No.6170075]

>>6170059
You do end up with inner ear problems and very early onset osteoporosis, not to mention massive muscle atrophy.
What I can't believe is that nobody's really had sex in space yet. I think they're studying it, though.

[Anonymous No.6170077]

>>6170041
Down voted

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170088]

>>6170070
yes but i like to think far into the future. if you are going to think ahead, might as well do it far ahead

yes i've heard of that, like being reduced to jelly.
cant that be solved by simply not returning to somewhere with heavier gravity?

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170093]

>>6170080
>>6170075
>muscle atrophy
yeah that sounds horrible
i'm sure they'll work out the kinks by the time i am old and retired and watching my oscar-winning movies at the lunarwood theatre in section 9 of the moon district B)

[Anonymous No.6170099]

>>6170088
no
re-read
>>6170070
>>6170075

[Anonymous No.6170102]

>>6170093
That's a funny name for a mental hospital

[Anonymous No.6170105]

>>6170102
#recht

[Anonymous No.6170111]

>>6170088
wow ur dumb holy shit

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170109]

>>6170102
listen to me, i am not insane
i am beautiful, so i cant be insane

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170119]

>>6170111
thats a weird way of showing how smart YOU are

[Anonymous No.6170120]

>>6170109
can anyone post natalie's fits? i wanna what dis repulsive af niqqa looks like so i can laugh at him

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170125]

>>6170120
inb4 mean anon

[Anonymous No.6170126]

>>6170075
Yep, there was a bit of a debate over the experiment, but I think it moved to the next stage. The two astronauts will be the first two people to have sex in space, orbiting the Earth in the ISS.

[Anonymous No.6170121]

>>6170109
the fact that u won't even post a face censored fit pic proves either one of the two things:

1) You have zero good fits, and have no style
2) You are obese/chubbyfat, but are too much of a pussy/insecure to own up to it like sieg did

lmao

[Anonymous No.6170128]

>>6170121
why do u need to harass people on the internet?

[Anonymous No.6170131]

>>6170121
also don't post some girl's fit you found off google images again its not funny

[Anonymous No.6170136]

>>6170128
thanks dan

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170139]

>>6170125
>>6170121
aww i was too slow

[Anonymous No.6170132]

>>6170128
sup nat

[Anonymous No.6170141]

>>6170139
post fit

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170147]

>>6170141
>completely insults poster
>asks for things from poster

do you have people skills?

[Anonymous No.6170144]

Troll each other if you want, but at least stop eating up the image limit? I'm finding new shit.

>>6170041
Oh well, there's always Fuuka.

http://fuuka.warosu.org/fa/thread/S6144838

[Anonymous No.6170145]

>>6170121
dammmmm

[timber No.6170152]

i cant believe i missed this thread i have soooo much 2 say about space suit tech

KILLER stuff tho as always

>>6170059
actually low grav environments are incredibly pathogenic in an enormous number of ways, all of which we dont even rlly understand yet. one i was reading about recently was the idea that earth levels of grav could play an instrumental role in healthy fetal development

anyway the gravity issue is one of the biggest challenges to permanent space habitation

[Anonymous No.6170150]

>>6170144
i wonder who this is addressed to :^)

[Anonymous No.6170154]

>>6170147
are you unable to post a fit

[Anonymous No.6170155]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170157]

>>6170152
does that mean no hedi slimane space suits

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170162]

>>6170157
are there diamonds on the moon?

[Anonymous No.6170161]

I think this is a stupid fucking idea, but honestly I could see this pant/shoe combo catching on.

[Anonymous No.6170163]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170168]

>>6170161
needs burberry trench LOLZ

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170176]

>>6170163
how old is that one
the materials look primitive

[Anonymous No.6170181]

>>6170168
why are you wasting image posts when poet specifically asked you not to?

[Anonymous No.6170183]

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170188]

>>6170181
happy?
he didnt ask em directly so i didnt pay much attention

[Anonymous No.6170189]

>>6170181
lmao

[Anonymous No.6170193]

>>6170188
we think ur dense but not that dense
the only two people posting unrelated pic in here are you and that one dude who posted a pic of sora

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170197]

>>6170193
i started by posting some space stuff, but the anons got me distracted
i'm sorry anon <3

[Anonymous No.6170209]

A beautiful flight suit

[Anonymous No.6170213]

>>6170209
...And an example of how such a garment might be worked into a fit.

[Mifune No.6170219]

>>6170213
I don't hate this, but I can't imagine where i'd see an outfit like this

[Anonymous No.6170221]

>>6170197
Maximum damage control you keep providing evidence for the insane column and have provided zero evidence for you being good looking.

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170231]

>>6170221
again, i hate to always repeat myself but i have no intention of doing anything to impress anyone

[Anonymous No.6170232]

>>6170193
>>6170221
holy shit nat keeps deleting his posts
diggin so HARDCORE

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170236]

>>6170232
it's chic

[Anonymous No.6170238]

>>6170236
keep diggin that hole

[Anonymous No.6170240]

In some ways, I think we've been headed towards carefully crafted retrofuturistic garments for a while. I think this belongs here.

[Anonymous No.6170241]

>>6170232
Haha Nathan got #etherekt

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170243]

>>6170240
yes

[Natalie Portman !Nat9xVTTmU No.6170246]

>>6170240

[Anonymous No.6170255]

>>6170232
>>6170238
I'm grateful for the extra image space.

[Anonymous No.6170259]

>>6170255
those posts were text bruv

[Anonymous No.6170265]

[Anonymous No.6170278]

>>6170259
oh.

>>6170265
This and pic related are from the film Event Horizon, I believe.

[Anonymous No.6170285]

[twerk it No.6170291]

>>6170209
>>6170213
id reshape the torso 2 be a wide & plunging neckline imo
take the shoulder seam and drop it way down but keep the sleeves slender and rly long
layer over a turtleneck with a trumpeted collar in a rly fine ribbed knit cashmere & silk & cut the whole front panel in one piece so the ribs run rly long down the front

[Anonymous No.6170297]

[twerk it No.6170299]

>>6170291
also i didnt feel like drawing the back but id cut the neckline away from the body like a geisha
mebe give it a lil hump just below that like it was an oxygen tank
and some tuuuuubes

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170301]

i think the fallout series is great inspo for this as well

[Anonymous No.6170305]

good thread, op.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170309]

>>6170301

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170313]

>>6170309
i think we're approaching the image limit

[Anonymous No.6170315]

man can somebody archive this? or a zip of all pics?

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170319]

>>6170313

[twerk it No.6170320]

>>6170315
fuuka bruhbruh

[Anonymous No.6170323]

>>6170320
does fuuka save fullsize

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170330]

>>6170319

[Anonymous No.6170332]

>>6170291
Oh, man!
That's great!
I think the string closures along the sides are on of the stronger parts, it looks like you've worked them in, and you have the V shape we see on so many flight and EVA suits.

Pic Related is from SOLDIER.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170337]

>>6170330
i really like the boots in this one

[Anonymous No.6170340]

The paneling on this one is worth taking note of.

[twerk it No.6170342]

>>6170332
shoulda finished drawin the straps on the sides 2 tho
btw comme des garcons fall 2013 had some tubes on the clothes
i don't think they were extrapolated from flightsuits tho
http://www1.pictures.stylebistro.com/it/Comme+des+Garcons+Fall+2013+Details+RA_OD9JmI_Rl.jpg

[Anonymous No.6170345]

>>6170337
Love them shoes, you're right. They're great.

Image limit reached!

[Anonymous No.6170346]

best thread on /fa/ in ages.

[Anonymous No.6170351]

>>6170291

strong design twerk

[Anonymous No.6170352]

>>6170315
it's already archived go vote

[Anonymous No.6170353]

>>6170323
pls answer ilu

[Anonymous No.6170355]

HNNNNGGGG this thread. Trying to decide whether I can afford some Raeburn garments to start my offworld colonist fit.

[None !moniggaZhw No.6170359]

fug i still have more stuff to post. maybe next thread. good thread poet

[Anonymous No.6170361]

>>6170355

Do it. Construction is impeccable. He's a friend of a friend and an incredibly sweet, honest dude.

I'm also a little disappointed that Tom Sachs hasn't been mentioned once in the thread.

[Anonymous No.6170380]

>>6170361
I know, I was hoping to post some....
>>6170359
I have more too! This was a real blast.
>>6170353
Yes, I think so.
>>6170346
Thanks... everyone chipped in and helped it come together.
>>6170342
Looking that up.
>>6170305
Thanks, brother. I had a lot of help.

[Anonymous No.6170381]

Poet do you mind if I tell everyone where to get that Chinese flight suit...?

[Anonymous No.6170383]

>>6170381
Go right ahead!

[Anonymous No.6170388]

>>6170381
Please, go right ahead!

[Anonymous No.6170390]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-China-Air-Force-Mig-15-Fighter-Pilot-Anti-Gravity-Flight-Suit-Helmet-/190770746189

This guy has a ton of old stock Chinese flight suits...

@twerk please cut and sew this into a modern fit, that would be incredible.

[timber No.6170409]

>>6170380
if sum1 wants 2 make another thread i have stuff too

[Anonymous No.6170419]

>>6170409
why dont u just make one?

[Anonymous No.6170424]

>>6170409
I'm totally drained, tbh, I've been at this for hours...
I'm probably gonna crash out in an hour.
But please, go on ahead without me!

>>6170390
I would fund that. Only thing that troubles me is the currency conversion but that's nothing, just a bank hassle.

[twerk it No.6170433]

>>6170390
i think it would be better to start from the bolt rather that repurpose something like that. and i rly dont have the patterning skills yet

[Anonymous No.6170492]

http://shop.tecnicausa.com/Collection/MoonBoots

[Anonymous No.6170521]

American Tactical company Propper makes some decent belts and other gear. Doubt it would have a fashion-forward fit but maybe you could have something altered?

Would look nice on some black cargo pants.

http://www.epropper.com/p-135-360-belt.aspx

[Anonymous No.6170550]

>>6170521
I'd probably try to go with something from CTOMS, they sell high end operator gear. There are some great weird belts in here, if you click around.

http://www.ctoms.ca/products/x-belt-qrps?cat=27

[Anonymous No.6170551]

Great thread again

[Anonymous No.6170605]

>>6170550

http://www.ctoms.ca/products/or-piledriver-gloves-1?cat=72

feeling this gloves

[Anonymous No.6170649]

>>6170605
I've found a whole bunch of things that look very similar under the simple google search "tactical gloves", but I'd bet the CTOMS ones are probably a bit better than most.

http://flagsuit.com/images/FLAGSUIT_GloveBox2.jpg

>>6170152
I was hoping you'd show up, tbh
>>6170551
I had a lot of help, but thank you!

[Anonymous No.6173061]

>>6169572
I've seen that suit, in real life before. The adjacent fact placard says it has an internal seat that raises and lowers the user so they can see after spinal compression and shit.

[Anonymous No.6173066]

>>6169582
Well those mercury boots >>6169469 >>6169472 >>6169473 are pretty cool and would probably work well in casual settings.

[Anonymous No.6173079]

> astrocore

[hardlystylin No.6173086]

where the hell was i when this thread was made.

very happy to see some motion here.
now to do some scrolling..

[Anonymous No.6173100]

>>6173086
I was hoping you'd show up when I made it, tbh.
I snagged some of the costume design from Alien after seeing you mention it.

[Anonymous No.6173259]

>>6170000
nice quads

B)

[Anonymous No.6173309]

>>6173086
hardlystylin when are you usually on?

[Anonymous No.6173324]

>>6169620

shouldve gotten here sooner. i browse strictly by phone now so doing anything here is a task.

the first and fourth movie have some decent inspo. by being filmed decades apart they both offer a unique look at space/future clothing.

the first perceives space travel as a strictly professional endeavour. some more leisurely outfits thrown in.

the fourth film with the introduction of a pirate like crew is more progressive, dark and utilitarian.

[Anonymous No.6173344]

>>6173309

my weekend just started
weekdays im infrequently lurking 12 to 5 hours earlier than now
if its 5 pm where you are, 5 am to 12 pm

[Anonymous No.6173379]

>>6173324

By fourth do you mean Alien Resurrection?

[hardlystylin No.6173406]

>>6173379

yes.

i guess i have to retype my name per post too on a phone.

>>6173344
>>6173324

[Anonymous No.6173688]

this thread is fucking awesome. when you guys hammer out some fucking details, and find some actual wearable clothes, id be willing to wear some of this shit. i cant wait until this is common styles, and i can say
"yeah, i was there when this style was invented, it was pretty cool"

[turnleft !!t/GvfGACpW7 No.6173699]

nat got temp bant?

[Anonymous No.6173868]

>>6173688
what the hell lmao
>people on /fa/ trying to break down fashion into subgenres
always gets me

[Anonymous No.6173875]

>>6173868
if there are genres, there are sub-genres.

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6173878]

>>6173699
global rule 13

[Anonymous No.6173898]

>>6173875
i disagree and, even if that is true, look at this faggot's post.
>"yeah, i was there when this style was invented, it was pretty cool"
what the fuck? no one is inventing a style. this is a thread exploring a specific kind of apparel that could also act as general inspiration. ridiculous.

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6173902]

>>6173898
He's prob new to effay or something
Bet he thinks all the trips dress well too
lmao

[Anonymous No.6173985]

>>6173902
says the guy using dans trips

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6173991]

>>6173985
Thanks dan

[Mouth_Breather No.6174006]

>>6173991
fuck you go back to your moms basement

[Anonymous No.6174012]

>>6174006
stop following me between threads using the same shit I just used on you

we can't keep meeting like this, pls

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6174017]

>>6174012
fuck you you fat piece of shit

[Anonymous No.6174031]

>>6174017
love you too newdan/mouth_breather

cap: case geslao

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6174056]

>>6174031
>Implying all three of those posts weren't by me
I'm not mouth_breather or dan

rused hard

[Anonymous No.6174069]

>>6174056
>implying newdan means you're denimdan

u hella lucky I can't image rite now

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6174074]

>>6174069
u hella lucky I can't use my triangulation satellite right now, kiddo

[Anonymous No.6174093]

>>6174074
do it bitch pay me a visit i'll tell mom not to let you in

[DENIM DAN !!kfdlX/lnWqq No.6174101]

>>6174093
No woman can resist my wiles.

[Anonymous No.6174112]

>>6169403
>hey guise, am I /fa/?

[Anonymous No.6176318]

Yes.

[Anonymous No.6176451]

bumping for interest

[Anonymous No.6176458]

>>6176451
bumping more

[Anonymous No.6176587]

Found a pair of Soviet Mekuta (I think that's what they're called) boots for sale. Size 43, while I'm a 44, oh and they're $1200, so I guess I won;t be getting them anytime soon. If we could get a new thread going I'd post the pictures, but I don't have time to start a new thread with all these pictures and shit.

[Anonymous No.6176591]

>>6176587
Correction, they're Krechet boots

[Anonymous No.6176894]

Glad I found this thread before 404. Fantastic stuff. Really glad something like this can happen here.

[Anonymous No.6177696]

Here are two jackets I found that might work with this aesthetic

http://marmot.com/products/nanowick_jacket?p=216,303
http://marmot.com/products/super_mica_jacket?p=216,303

[Anonymous No.6179026]

>>6177696
I could totally see those working with the right breed of cargo pant (maybe a washed out green with lap or shin pockets), or the Raf raised seam trousers.

And for anyone who's interested, I find that reading about the history puts things into perspective a bit. I know Cracked turns out a bunch of questionable stuff but this story about the Soviet space program is horrifying:

http://www.cracked.com/article_19142_5-soviet-space-programs-that-prove-russia-was-insane.html

[timber No.6179141]

>>6179026
i used to spend a lot of time reading about terrifying space program shit and the komarov story is still among the worst ive heard of

npr ran this story on him about a year ago
http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2011/05/02/134597833/cosmonaut-crashed-into-earth-crying-in-rage
pls b aware this article starts off with a deeply upsetting photo of his open casket funeral

when they originally broadcast the story, which is when i heard it for the first time, they ended with the recording of his final minutes in the craft w/ english translations and i .............

think that may b included on that page too

[Anonymous No.6179510]

so I actually wear a flight suit daily. the problem(s) with them on a aesthetic level are:
cheap zippers. always get hung up. i have to grease them before i can wear them
i have broad shoulders. it's hard to get out of it at the end of the day
the cut is rather baggy.

[Anonymous No.6181627]

>>6179141
Jesus christ