/fa/ - Fashion

>>13315206
I should have specified I meant this post especially
>>13314237
In my eyes its not that this anon is overweight at all. But to no offense, the difference in thigh gap between their pic and say
>>13314522
>>13314526
are quite huge. I sincerely think the bmi of 16 or 5'7 must be incorrect? Is the objectivity in that stat, and do you also think it is accurate?

>some 1k+ leather derby
>Black if that is a (((Color)))
>something creating conformity like Jil Sanders / or maybe Rick Owens instead

>>13200987
Well anon, you've been here just 3 months, and that's not enough.

How to find my style/aesthetic?
You won't have to find your style, fashion is a process and YOU will construct your own style (by following common sense, please don't be a dumb tryhard/hypebeast) by the pass of the years.

I will tell you my personal experience. Personally, it took me 2 and a half years to construct my style and find my aesthetic. I spent more of one year learning and reading in order to understand fashion as a method of expression (my style), utility (why I wear that piece?) and luxury (Quality is important).
At the beginning you will fail, believe me, you will make mistakes, you will buy pieces because "It's cool and cheap", you will fall for the meme (palewave is a good meme tho IMO), and that's FINE, you will learn from that, mistakes are a good method to learn and especially in Fashion, since it involves money it's better to learn how to manage your resources.
After learning the basics of fashion (knowledge is important) you have to pull it by the helpfulness is your lifestyle. As anon said " If you try to force it you won't only be uncomfortable in it but also look dumb trying to pull off a look that's not you."
Remember your personality and lifestyle is going to dictate your sense of fashion, don't force it.

See:
>>13201565
and
>>13201555
lastly
>>13202126

Good luck in this journey OP.