/lit/ /fa/

[Anonymous No.16078186]

Post well dressed, elegant and stylish writers.

[Anonymous No.16078200]

is this that faggot with the watch again

[Anonymous No.16078235]

>>16078186
Hopefully covid kills you and your parents

[Anonymous No.16078271]

>>16078186
Fucking subhuman trash go back to your shithole

[Anonymous No.16078898]

>>16078235
>>16078271
t. Styleless incels
>>16078186
Ezra Pound

[Anonymous No.16078908]

>>16078186

[Anonymous No.16078913]

Why is /lit/ is so vain nowadays?

[Anonymous No.16079023]

>>16078908
Where to start with Montesquiou? Les Chauves-souris?

[Anonymous No.16079051]

>>16078913
These days? Read Baudelaire's stuff on Dandyism.

Basically every writer that isn't a neurotic working class person trying to psychically pull themselves into the aristocracy by acting as though money is worthless dresses well. (Well means good quality, not even necessarily new clothes.)

Your clothes should be as comfortable and familiar as your bedroom or study. They're a small extension of the boundaries between self and other, an imposition of your selfhood onto the surrounding world. They don't need to be unconventional, any more than you need to have unconventional body parts, but they must suit you.

[Anonymous No.16079065]

>>16078186
>>16078200
I never knew /fa/ posters had the testosterone to raid other boards.

[Anonymous No.16079082]

>>16079051
I'm not talking about the writers, I'm talking about /lit/. I very much doubt anyone in this board is close to aristocracy.

[Anonymous No.16079092]

>>16079082
As I see it, a good reader is a failed critic, and a good critic is a failed writer. Call it the /lit/ spectrum

[Anonymous No.16079096]

>>16078186
/fa/ posters have no taste, go back.
>dark academia to larp as an intellectual
>sleazecore on twink faggots
>99% of discussion is just tripfag drama
>designer converse

[Anonymous No.16079236]

>>16079082
Speak for yourself, peasant!

[Anonymous No.16079256]

>>16079096
Its sad because they understand the fashion basics and understand most of fashion is just how well can you pull it off but the anons on the board these days are retarded and do meme shit like sleezecore and don’t actually have a style just trying to copy everyone else to be with the cool kids

[Anonymous No.16079259]

>>16079051
You seem cool,
any book recommendations?

[Anonymous No.16079267]

>>16079256
Real style has been the same for 50-100 years now.

[Anonymous No.16079268]

>>16079065
Kek

[Anonymous No.16079356]

>>16079051
Nice, I had a fun time reading about this.

[Anonymous No.16079372]

>>16078186
It's /Lit/, /Fit/ and /Out/. The true and pure /Fa/ can tag along and the spiritual naivete of the best of /Pol/ can do the same.

Description of Pound shortly after arriving in London:
>he 'had trousers made of green billiard cloth, a pink coat, a blue shirt, a tie hand-painted by a Japanese friend and an immense sombrero.

[Anonymous No.16079374]

>>16079372
And he remained stylish all his life.

[Anonymous No.16079384]

>tfw bizfitlitfa

[Anonymous No.16079400]

/lit/ buckleyposter coming through

[Anonymous No.16079401]

>>16079400
The best sweater in the world can't fix that face.

[Anonymous No.16079406]

>>16079374
Give book recommendations friend

[Anonymous No.16079407]

>>16078186
No one surpasses the inimitable Max.

[Anonymous No.16079431]

>>16079401
As much as I like his writing it is hard to argue with that. As every /fa/ poster knows, clothing will not fix your face. Arguably all of fashion is a cope

[Anonymous No.16079449]

>>16079259
Sun and Steel is pretty apropos