/fa/ - Fashion

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WTB: SIZE 41 RAF SIMONS VELCROS [Low or High and any colours]

what's a good website to download collections and read what professionals think?

can I get an ID on this shirt

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whats the ideal?

>>7140478
eh idk if he has put on weight, like his fits have always kind of just gathered around his midsection which is the only thing i dont like about them

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>Synergy?

I think synergy has several components in the context of clothes...I think the age of the garments relative to one another (in terms of time period and how worn they are), the color, and the perceived purpose of the garments, for example sweatshirts and sweatpants have a similar perceived purpose in the context of exercise and variants on sportswear often can contribute to synergy between garments.

>Colour blocking?

a simple, powerful way to make your outfit more interesting, if you are only dealing with a few garments, for example in a summer outfit of trousers, tee shirt, and shoes, it might be necessary to also have contrasting textures or additional details/hardware to maintain an interesting outfit

>Contrast?

the lifeblood of creating interesting outfits, that is why i love using black and white so much, i always feel like the white garments provide light to make the black garments shine

>Texture?

I find it unfortunate that texture is frequently overlooked online because its harder to communicate with pictures because its so related to the sense of touch, but really the texture of different materials are the things that appeal to me most about many of the objects i buy or am attracted to. Often in my observation texture is one of the biggest differences between high quality materials and low quality materials. Like i said before, its unfortunate that it is so hard (basically impossible) to communicate on the internet.

>they are safer and easier to work with, harder to fail in regards to the elements.

I think using traditional/typically worn clothing is what makes it harder to fail on an outfit, not necessarily blacks and greys specifically. for example its much harder to fail wearing blue jeans, button down, and leather work boots than it is to wear a pair of black yohji pants, a white t shirt, and a pair of dr martens (i think)

>are your fits influenced by your environment or the season most?

99% of the time by temperature