/fa/ - Fashion

>>10469761
Another thing to do is to just browse around fashion magazines. Sometimes you'll just hate a collection, but then you see how someone else reanimates it in ways that just humble how shortsighted you were about everything. The nice thing about fashion, again, is just how nicely it circulates. You just start seeing larger stratagems of aesthetics and see the very strange aesthetic genealogy taking place before you. A jumble of descendants and antecedents. Hard to tell which is which at any given time and it flip flops with no respect to chronology. Could be a day when you see a lookbook that uses a Dior piece that never struck you as of a certain lineage, and then you see it again and it feels like it's totally apart of another one, and so forth depending on how its styled and worn, etc.