/fa/ - Fashion

>tfw not indo-european

Since you mentioned your race, I'll give you a piece of advice from a white perspective.

Don't wear brands. Don't wear Adidas, don't wear anything that is clearly a product designed to represent a major brand. Nothing wrong with designer gear as long as you choose it for its appearance, tailoring, material, quality, silhouette, colour etc rather than its semiotics (for instance, don't wear Gucci things with a logo or the snakes, but there's nothing wrong with wearing a nicely designed and tailored brandless Gucci jacket).

It absolutely screams "Hood", even expensive designer gear screams "I want to look like X famous rapper". It's not independence, it's not financial tact and control, it's not manhood like a business student should be signalling and honing.
Kanye pointed it out in "new slaves" or whatever, that flashing your cash and burning it all on expensive gear to show how fly or baller you are, or representing a brand like Jordans or Adidas, whilst a good way to attract thots and show your street cred, is seen as pathetic by anyone above that low level semiotics and part of the reason Blacks perform as badly in America as they do in chimpland, central Africa even with the great wealth and opportunities afforded to them via affirmative action and the first world nation we built here.

I would respect a black guy a lot more if I saw him in a nicely selected, well tailored outfit than if I saw him with da latest dope fire ass collab with HBA or Off White or Jordans or whatever. Unless he is a rapper and genuinely has millions upon millions of dollars and doesn't give a fuck (in which case it's guaranteed he's being manipulated by Jews to present a certain image, as Jay-Z pointed out), it is a very very clear indicator that you have poor money management, low tact and class and low impulse control, which are stereotypically things people associate with hood rats and Niggers (hence we call white Hypebeasts fuckboys or wiggers) not the minority of sensible blacks.

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Here's kinda what I meant, longer or shorter is up to you. The guy has a YouTube called "survive the jive" if you want to check his hairstyle out

No buddy, starting in the gym is incredibly fun! Let me explain -
>most "jacked" people who obsessively lift are really passionate about it
>lifting is a solitary process, most people go to the gym alone
>some young (19 is young) kid comes along and asks them about their autistic hobby
If you show a modicum of interest and enthusiasm, it flatters them that you are "mirin" them enough to seek their professional uber cool expert advice (even if it's bro tier crap)
>they usually gush, overexplaining everything, showing you how to use all the machines, all the basic lifts and tenets of lifting

It's surreal dude. These hyper masculine, tough, grunting dudes suddenly become huge nerds when you flatter them a little and ask them about their hobby. I went to the roughest, steroid filled meathead gym in a dockyard town in England and for the first few times I was intimidated and emabarassed as fuck, until I asked some big guy "hey, what lift are you doing, I'm new" and he explained literally everything about lifting. Now I know all these rough dock workers, they greet me and we hang out whilst lifting, sometimes I play my music over the speakers and I went to their Christmas gym party, and a year later I'm fuckin yoked compared to the hungry skeleton j started as.

Just take the plunge, everyone starts and I guarantee while you're there 5 skinnier people will show up and lift and no one will bat an eye, especially not the self absorbed roiders checking to see if anyone is mirin their muscles. Gyms are weird and fun, and far friendlier than they look.

Also become a white nationalist, Ireland is trying to make up for its homogeneity and using your tax money to build mosques and fight hatespeech and other such bullshit. I love Ireland, don't let it become like Britistan

That I exist on this planet to continue my tribe, which I regard as the best so I dress with the confidence that I belong to the best tribe, drawing upon some of its incredible, world standard defining sense of aesthetics within its collective spirit.