/fa/ - Fashion

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Now i'm going to dump designs because photos are lost to history.

>Futurism challenged artists to develop news styles that expressed the ideas and sensations of the modern world. In 1914, painter Giacomo Balla, one of the movement's founders, developed guidelines for fashion. Balla mocked the neutral colors, symmetrical designs and uniformity that dominated the styles of the day. He insisted that clothing should be aggressive, with "muscular" or deep shades of color and bold geometrical patterns. Rather than balance, Balla favored asymmetry, such as jacket sleeves cut in different lengths and shapes. He emphasized designs with layers that could be added or stripped away to spontaneously create a new look.

Please stop, none of you guys have the faintest understanding of fascism.
drab colors and militant party uniforms has never been "fascist fashion"

Fascist fashion would look more "
rudy gernreich" than hugo boss