/fa/ - Fashion

>>15036463
define "dress their age", boomer

Women just wanna have fun, they are infantile creatures

The people in their 30s just wear extensions of their styles from their 20s. I dont understand the dress your age meme. No generation has ever suddenly turned around in their 30s and dressed differently. Its iust evolved from their 20s.

>>15036463
no

first off, she looks like she is in her 50s. secondly, what are we supposed to do? the moment the clock strikes midnight on our 30th birthday should we burn all our old clothing and go to jcpenny and buy khakis and striped polo shirts?

>>15036497
So if I’m 20 should I start dressing well now to avoid this? I don’t want to end up like grimes

Why do zoomers want millenials to dress like boomers?

I thought we all agreed that they were out of touch? Or are zoomers just licking same sex holes as a phase and you all plan on wearing poorly fitting suits and white NB in 15 years?

So many successful businesses todays are ran by sub 40 year olds. Millenials proved that you don't have to act like a fucking kiss ass tool who went to the right schools to have a good life, and they did it in the shoes they liked. I own a business, I turn a profit, and I wear nikes and cargos and ride my bike around the city. What the fuck does my age dress like? My closest counterpart gets too fat for every suit he wears and his greatest ambition is to get severance pay to bankroll a year off before he gets another salary job and finally get's married.

>>15036552
you're going to dress like whatever culture you ascribe too by 30, which is probably something you'll be working at by 25, which is just around the corner at 20.

If you did what made you happy, you're probably working somewhere tangentially related to your passions, and if your goal is to be successful in your chosen field or passion, than you're going to only move and dress closer to that.

If you're a doctor you're probably wearing button ups or nice jumpers. If you're an audio tech you're wearing torn jeans. And if you're a designer, who gives af, you get paid for your good taste above all else, where whatever the fuck you want (hence 2020 millenial fashion).

such an npc mindset
really hope that this is bait

>>15036463
are you really this mad that her album was great that you came from /mu/ to make this thread?

>>15036463
Cause SCREW AGE
WE WILL NEVER STOP BOWING DOWN TO TIME LIKE THE OTHER GENERATIONS DID
FUCK TIME

>>15036463
because she's famous and this style fits her music

>>15036576
I dress like mr death grips so I guess Imma be based my entire life

why do you want a famous musician to dress like some boring 30 y/o woman

>>15036564
Does the fat guy make more money than you?

>>15036487
Fpbp

>>15036491
You can go back to your prep/trad threads

>>15036583
whoa....you are right. you just made me more woke.

So is life really like this? Once you reach a certain age (30), you are supposed to suddenly lose all individuality and just become boring?

>>15036463
HAHAHAHAHA
There's no way I'm dressing like a boomer when I hit 30. She's cute in that weird ass clothes
>Antes muerta que sencilla

I just turned 30. I lived in Chicago for 10 years. I was on fa probably beginning around 08 or 09. I went to college in Chicago from 2008-2013. Lived in Chicago for 10 yrs.

>>15037025
I'm failing to make the connection between your post and this thread

>>15037033
I’m a millennial who’s never heard a n actual grimes song, maybe I’ve heard it probably, but no. I also prosobly met grimes, but didn’t even know it.

>>15037018

Antes muerta que sencillaaaaaa!!!!!

>>15036463
Spoken like a true teenager.

"Mature" teens think when you hit certain ages you totally transform and that belief is not a sign of their maturity but their immaturity.

Once you hit 30 and talk to people of that age you'll find they are still in most cases still like kids. Most people only start to feel their age until at least after 35 but that's not set in stone.

>>15036463
>grow up
why would anyone want to do this ?>>15037167
>Once you hit 30 and talk to people of that age you'll find they are still in most cases still like kids
also this lol, most adults are not "adults"

>>15036463
"Dressing your age"
Look at your father, look at your grandfather, your mother and your grandmother; they dress like they did as young adults, probably.

What young adults dress changes; but people mostly keep "true" to the style they developed in their mid/late 20s.

That´s what dressing their age means.

>>15036487
BRUH Don't you know when you hit your thirties you have to dress like the Six Flags guy or exclusively in Tapout.

I will look 20 at 30 so I can wear whatever I like.

dress like a zoomer
>zoomers make fun of you
dress like you did when you were 20
>zoomers make fun of you
dress like an adult
>zoomers make fun of you for larping
admit it you won't be happy until we cut our wrists and die.
well guess what: we're going to live even longer than the boomers.

>>15037292
Dress style relies more on how you look as an individual as opposed to your actual age.

Some people aged 20 look 30 and some 35 year olds look 25. When you're outside strangers do not know your age. So if you are 18 and look middle aged wearing a hoodie you are going to look a little goofy because they simply do not know your age. If you hit 30 and still look like a child and wear a full suit, you'll look like you're playing dress up.

That's why "you have to dress in x way at x age" is a load of nonsense.

I can promise you if you hit 30 and start wearing a suit or whatever no stranger will pass you by in the street and be like

>ohh!! they are dressing age appropriate because they are 30 years old

Not 1.

Wear what you find pleasing and enjoy wearing, not some "unwritten rules" based on age. If you look younger/older than you are then just tailor the fit by adding certain pieces and removing others that make you look too young/too old.

Most people do. Most people start wearing shoes instead of sneakers and tuck in their shirts when they reach about 26 or so
It's just that the people on /fa/ are manchildren. And celebrities are obviously also sheltered retards

>>15037340
I can't tell you how autistic, yes I will use that word, it would be to hit 26 or some arbitrary number and then start tucking a shirt in. Forcing yourself to dress a certain because "reasons" based on random number when 99% of people won;t even know the number of your age.

Celebs do dress stupid most of the time but there are plenty of mature aged people who still dress as teens out there, the regular 40 year old does not dress smart.

26 is really fucking young too.

>>15037340
I dunno about the sneakers. Classic old man thing here is to be dressed kind of business casual but with shit-tier beaters on.

>>15037341
That's just what I see happrning here in the Netherlands of uni students who graduate. The year after they graduate they dress all proffesional and shit (and not just for their jobs)
Uni students here like to pretend they are posh anyways so most already wear shirts and stuff

>>15037355
And some will look younger than they are and some will look older so nobody in the world will know they are dressing that way because of their age, it really ends up being pointless and forced.

It's self-defeating. You hit 26 and dress professional while you might look 18 so everyone thinks you are a teenager playing dress up.

>>15037191
no retard people grow up and wear only formal stuff after a certain age
I've never seen my father wear anything other than cord pants dress pants and suits,and he was in the army in his 20s, i doubt he dressed like that

>>15037181
>also this lol, most adults are not "adults"

My parents told me when I was a kid that adults were just children with experience. Now that I'm 30 I tend to agree with them.

>>15037544
>no retard people grow up and wear only formal stuff after a certain age

How long ago was it that you last went outside? This hasn't been true at all since the '40s/'50s.

>has a kid

>instantly dunks on every female on fa

Based grimes

>>15037782
They hate her now because they have empty egg cartons

>>15037801

>>15036953
fuck off butterfly

>>15037544
Do you ever leave your home? Have you seen ACTUAL people in the last few years?

>>15036463
Grimes's entire identity would collapse in a millisecond if she ever stopped acting like a child

>>15037544
You really are a basement dweller

>>15036463
Shitty example

World famous artists can do whatever they want

>>15036576
>And if you're a designer, who gives af, you get paid for your good taste above all else
This is your brain on /fa/

>>15036552
>So if I’m 20 should I start dressing well now to avoid this?
Actually yes
I was around 24 when I stopped wearing sneakers