/fa/ - Fashion

>>7669369

>>7669371

I realy like the look they gave Adam Jensen in Deus Ex HR, damn i should download the game.

>>7669380

>>7669394

w2c post-apocalyptic mask?

Why do you want to dress like a video game character? How is that better than dressing like an anime character?

>>7669424
How is that worse than dressing like "le responsible young adult"?

>>7669404
what's that from? looks fucking sick

>because lunarcore is gay
dis I like
julius has futuristic inspirations

>>7669418
w2c similar jacket ?

>>7669440
One is a costume the other is socially accepted fashion.

>>7669418
Love these fits.
Not too intense and could pass as streetwear.
Many of these fits look like something out of Comic-con.

cyberpunk just reminds me of all those dudes who wear leather trench coats and sunglasses with fingerless gloves.

>>7669492
nah m80

that's fedora core

>>7669473
One looks cool and the other looks weak.

>>7669496
Which is a lame attempt to replicate the rivethead look that's associated with cyberpunk.

>>7669418

>>7669504
80's goth master race > fedorians

>tfw no retrowave cybergf

how do I make it happen?

>>7669527
the best. always will be

>>7669545
>>7669547
>>7669527

that's neither cyber nor punk
in the least

>>7669551
but they would fit in a cyberpunk setting, which is the point. (apart from >>7669527)

w2c neural implants

>>7669567
the creepy transhumanist neckbeards who work at the MIT will gladly implant you some.

I think this vest made for horseseback riding is pretty cool. It could make you look autistic unless you know what you're doing with the outfit. Reminds me of starship troopers.

>>7669567
http://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Neural-Implant-Front-Assembly/dp/B000007U3A

>>7669567
I remembered thinking the same thing when I saw the matrix again recently. The only designer that I think sells anything close to those boots would be ann demeulemeester.

>>7669463
bump

>>7669579

>this thread
Lmao this is when you kno you're trying too hard

>>7669547
These guys look ridiculous. Like the IT dept lost a bet or something.

Fucking /fa/ and your horseshit.

>>7669587
>>7669612
This is what you people probably end up looking like when you try to dress "Cyberpunk"

>>7669608
Telling other people that they're trying too hard is when you know you aren't even trying.

>>7669443
patrykolejniczak.com

actual autistic cyberpunk fashion.

/fa/, it isn't what you think it is. It's a retarded subculture that actually exists. And looks like this shit.

>>7669636
Then why'd you post a picture that looks great?

>>7669639
cause it doesn't. It's a twist on "Industrial fashion".

That's all it is.

sruli recht

>>7669652
again, not ACTUAL cyberpunk. Authentic cyberpunk are dreds, giant boots, straps and goggles.

how can i pull off this look

>>7669659
ah

>>7669612
>>7669636
These are cybergoth, not cyberpunk.
Although cyberpunk is pretty vague with styles so anything goes really.

>>7669652
Cool AF.
Probably a bitch to wear though.

>>7669681
this

>>7669691

Fuck me that makes me miss being goth.

bump

>>7669418
lol. middleschoolers

>>7669371
>>7669369
>>7669380
>>7669394
>want's cyberpunk fashion
>posts spacecore and techwear

You don't want to see cyberpunks with their stupid goth trenchcoats and spiked hair.

>>7669473
"socially accepted fashion" who give a shit. I bet you're going to college for business and your dad dressed prep in the 80s.

take advantage of your youth and dress however you like. "socially accepted" responsible casual blah blah is for yuppies

>>7669424
Everybody plays videogames, only faggots watch anime.
I still think ACTUAL cyberpunk looks gay. Stop calling my one love, spacecore, cyberpunk.
Cyber punk is to industrial what scene is to emo. It's the same style with brighter colors.

>>7670405 here,
This is a screencapture of the search results for "cyberpunk fashion" on google images.

lol low quality pictures

>>7670429
Next thing you know, people are gonna be calling dieselpunk steampunk.

>you will never live like this
What's the point

>>7670440
Lol no faggy lunarcore

>>7670461
feels

>>7670457
They already do.
My friend was trying to tell me about "this new game he just bought" and he said it was this epic steampunk game.
The first thing that came to my mind was bioshock infinite. Turns out, this nigger was talking about fallout 3, an ancient game, that's not even steampunk.
The pleb was too high that day.

>>7669530
oh my god.... I have that book. It was a hand me down from my boss who was into d&d.

>>7669591
lmao that shit will make you look autistic as fuck no matter what. just buy a bullet proof vest or something smdh

>>7670507
any good pics?

>>7669659
What you refer to is actually Cybergoth.

>>7670557
No, he refers to cyberpunk, which has an industrial aesthetic but with a bright accent of some color.

>>7669659
Be quiet. "Cyberpunk" was a tiny little tendency in sci-fi decades ago that got yoked to a major but, famously, dead movement in the broader culture.

It's not really what people are talking about when they say they want cyberpunk today. They mean they want to play in similar ideological and emotional terrain.

Which, more thoughts on later. Came here to bump, wound up raging at definitionists.

>>7669369
>first

>>7671778
Important:

http://www.tangledwilderness.org/pdfs/betrayedbythefuture-web.pdf

is this jacket cyberpunkish enough to be /fa/?

>>7670461
actually... give it 20 years? that's not so far off

>>7672036
totally. I think techwear is a big part of the fashion of cyberpunk, and those clips are the cherry on top.

>>7669393
its fucking shit. i was so impressed with the idea but the dynamics are shit as fuck. if you fall like 10cm you are dead. it just feels like there is only one path every area

>>7669663
fast

>>7669509
w2c boots?

>>7672190
>>>/v/

>>7669418
w2c similar bag please

>>7671807
that was pretty good

>>7672036
no. Real people look ridiculous in that sort of clothing

autism thread

>>7670440
Do you have a better quality picture? Good inspo, pretty much what I want to look like.

>>7672067
No. It will not look anything like that pic. You won't even notice computers, they'll be low-powered chips sewn right into your clothes or planted under your skin, with an accompanying corneal implant or special glasses for display, or some bullshit like that. And cloud. The cloud will be as pervasive as air. Everything and anything will rely on cloud computing if it needs to execute anything even moderately intensive, nearly all storage will be in the cloud, including operating system and other essential system files. Anything larger than a mobile phone will be nigh unheard of for your average consumer.

As a /g/ regular, I hate where the future of computing is heading.

>>7672190
>He didn't get the soft landing augmentation as soon as he could

>>7672441
this augmentation is the fucking worst of all the game
tbh i wish i never bought it ;^((((((((((((((((

>>7669369

>>7672492
>>7672501
more autismcore that cyberpunk.

>>7672451
I bought every augmentation in the game by the end. Except some of the shitty hacking ones.

>>7672515
Those are synonyms

>>7672519
never finished it tbh but having them all sounds neat even if im sure u can finish it with ease without any augmentation

lol these two dudes loved dressing cyberpunk. they basically popularized black trench coats amongst angry high school kids.

10 edgy points to anyone who can recognize them

>>7672519
Hacking augs were pointless past the ones that allow you to reach level 5.

>>7672515
That's the joke. He's doing the whole "I don't like this so I'm going to try and degrade it" thing.

>>7672536
Jay and Silent Bob?

>>7670500
what anime

>>7672531
Yeah, it wasn't a hard game by any means. But playing it as a stealthy completionist was a blast. One thing that amused me was how there were these shotguns and rocket launchers and huge sniper rifles, and the ordinary pistol was better than all of them. Mean little bundle of rape, that one.

>>7672537
Indeed.

>>7672545
ding ding ding

no

>mfw they went out cyberpunk as fuck

>>7672556
ben-to, but next time try a reverse image search before asking

>>7672563
>putting the answer in the filename
>asking such an easy question

>>7672557
yeah i only used the pistol and thats also the only gun i used upgraded on

well i used the rocket launcher on bosses but thats bc im a #lazyboy (and also because of resident evil 4)

>>7672515
>>7672553
its actually because you normalfags don't know the first thing about cyberpunk.

>>7672569
Thanks,
I did, nothing came up.

>>7672571
>well i used the rocket launcher on bosses
I just chucked all my millions of mines and explosives at them. They were some shitty and easy boss fights though.. ( the ninja chick had some potential)

>>7672579
Cyberpunk has evolved past what it was in the 80s man.

>>7672579
if it doesn't look like 80s hair metal meets a clock work orange , it isn't cyberpunk, its some high school streetwear fashion where you wear a lot of big coats and black.

>>7672590
oh really? tell that to the latest cyberpunk game, shadowrun, and the latest iteration of cyberpunk 2020.

name any cyberpunk fiction where they're just dressing like normal high school kids in street wear.

>>7672586
last time i played it i was against the chick that's the head of the mercenaries or some shit like that

i used a rocket on her then a mine and a rocket

2gud2live
2lazy2die

>>7672579
>normalfags
>>>/wizardchan/

>>7672603

this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrLdXY_lsy8


i want ricks ramones boots now

>>7669369
>cyberpunk

Calling it cyberpunk causes too much confusion. Judging from the pictures already posted it's leaning more towards 'future dystopian style' or something...

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/avegantglyph/a-mobile-personal-theater-with-built-in-premium-au

is this cyberpunk?
is this effay?

>>7672715
It's something.

>>7672067

More like 120, anon.

>>7672435
seems great to me.

So cyber core is just techwear x lunar core?

I can dig that

>>7672318
b-but he looks pretty good

>>7669393
renacentist cyberpunk is best cyberpunk

>>7675270
DXHR had absolutely immaculate art design in clothes as well as environments and weaponry (the conventional ones anyway).

When did cyberpunk turn into Gibson and Blade Runner and nothing else?

>>7675728
what is seminal?

>>7675069
lol

>cyberpunk

Tank Girl, you fucks...

>>7675778
I want Jamie Hewlett's penis.

>>7676061
tank girl is such garbage. story is boring as fuck, environment is desolate and weak, characters are somewhat cool sometimes. ichii the killer=more cyber for ever. or even gantz...jesus

bunmp

THIS IS THE BEST IDEA FOR A THREAD I HAVE SEEN IN A WHILE
so stoked for our corporate-owned stateless dystopia, friends
as many have pointed out, cyberpunk isn't easily broken down into basic pieces, it's more of an attitude.
here's the two kind of guiding principles for cyberpunk as i understand it:
>Digital networks and surrounding technologies are being integrated into life around the globe, these technologies should be manipulated and liberated from corporate control
>Over-saturation of our brains from media has numbed people towards corruption, we should seek to overcome this saturation and operate outside of its confines
These seem like two principles really distant from fashion, but I think if they are understood as ideas about the future, not as laws, they can influence all parts of life, including style.
Certainly fashion has undergone massive change with the advent of social media and communication networks. These cyberpunk principles call us to understand the influence that mass communication technology has on our own style and embrace the means of influence. At one time, these means of network influence were thought to be large physical networks and PA systems. If contemporary media networks are any indication, the future of influence will be on social media.
The cyberpunk persona as seen in the 80s was a street-dwelling punk who "jacked in" to the network and existed alternatively in the net/matrix/cyberspace...

>>7678742
... Nowadays, the idea of "jacking in" seems ridiculous, the internet is more of a constant augmentation of our reality. We don't need to find a terminal, we have constant connection in our pockets. We aren't living with split personalities, one online and one offline...rather we are living with transient personalities, we phase back and forth between meat and cyber spaces.
Therefore, I think the cyberpunker image needs to shift a little from the 80s image. There isn't some need for "jacker" culture, one who can shift in and out of digital systems, because that's all of us. No one is 100% plugged in, and almost no one is 100% plugged out. Cyberpunkers now need to be able to "unplug" from communities and social circles, which means less physical gear a la >>7670429
and more of a media transient being with no brand slavery or style thirst. Fringe/alternative/outcast styles appeal to the cyberpunk because generally that's where they operate. They also tend to not settle down, so techwear or nomadic wear also appeal to them. I kind of see 2014 cyberpunk as a foil to strict lunarcore style. Not Ripley, the uniformed utilitarian space deputy, but the digital media drifter, side-stepping their way through subcultures and networks towards the future.

>>7678749
... Honestly, beyond the attitude, I don't really know what cyberpunk looks like in the same way I can say "that's gothninja" or "that's preppy", but I think a growing number of people feel a draw towards that attitude first crafted in 80s scifi novels. I definitely wouldn't call my own wardrobe definitively cyberpunk, but it's in my bank of influences.

The closest thing to a style movement I've seen that follows the cyberpunk attitude is probably post-net style (RIP). It takes images and brands found in mass media and manipulates them, essentially operating outside of the confines of corporate branded net experiences. Though the mini renaissance of geocities isn't a long-lasting style, the attitude of meta-appropriation is pretty dang cyberpunk.

I'm probably not even describing cyberpunk here, I need a new name for it. But whatever, let's keep talking and craft visions of the future for a better today.
Stay choice.

>>7669659
that's cybergoth you hurdling turtle

>>7678742
>>7678749
>>7678806

are you related to poet or something?

>>7678806

I really like the overall description you give towards the aesthetics of the modern variant of cyberpunk we see today. I definitely agree that there's no reason to have to "jack in" anymore, and also agree that it's an aged concept that has no place in today's version of cyberpunk. In fact, I think any conception of cyberpunk will, given a decade or so, no longer be relevant stylistically because of the ever-evolving scene involved in technological progress and societal change.

In terms of what dictates the "style" of cyberpunk, I agree that it has, in some ways, stayed consistent with the model we saw emerge in the 80's. However, I do see a few trends possibly influencing the modern form of cyberpunk that we have today which is emerging as a big, big part of this new tech wave that is happening. While it might sound a little funny, the neo-renaissance concept games like Deus Ex: HR and smaller titles like Remember Me and Singularity seems to be a big, reoccurring thing. The desire to "un-plug" and create an environment that is not only futuristic but "human" through renaissance-inspired design is a key concept in a lot of these examples.

>>7678868

Another style that I see influencing "modern cyberpunk" is the high fashion, minimalist trend that's become the "big thing" in fashion today. It "feels" characteristically futuristic when you see a clean, sharp-lined, monochromatic environment that is saturated in perfection.

The last big one is the dystopian government-controlled network of swirling technology, where the rich and powerful control all avenues of connectivity and the rest are left struggling in a post-modern world to survive. That aesthetic is the kind you see in games like Cyberpunk 2077 and movies like Blade Runner.

>>7678857
i wish senpai. only brothers of a dream.

>>7678893
i just saved this fit off of tumblr. it kind of matches your description - just add some glowing lights and give him some wires and gadgets

>>>/cgl/

>>7678893

I really think that, regardless of whether people want it or not, the developments that are being made today are shaping the eventual adoption of "cyberpunk" culture. It's just not happening at a rate that people like.

Homes are becoming increasingly more intrinsically tied with technology. The lights in my house, for example, I've got rigged up in such a way that I can control them with my phone. It wasn't hard to do, and took just a bit of time following some tutorial online to do. Anyone with a cell phone can communicate instantaneously with anyone else around the world who has access to the internet or a cellular network, and the advancements that we're making in medicine and bio technology is awesome. People are getting their lives back through advanced prothestics and life-saving medicines thanks to all of the progress we've been able to make today.

All this put together and shaken up makes for an interesting future to ponder, though most conceptions of what the future will look like based on the limited information we have today are probably wrong. Hence why cyberpunk culture is an ever evolving thing with only it's core ideals and elements intact. Those elements influence what gets adopted and what doesn't.

>>7678893
I agree and I think it goes beyond just high fashion. The "goofninja/gothninja" look seems to be a modern take on cyberpunk themes, even if its never explicitly mentioned very much. There is that sort of future feel that the minimalism of the the "goofninja" aesthetic brings, and it maintains the "punk" part of cyberpunk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTs__CtXF90

>>7678806
i like a lot of what you're saying

lets make a list of postinternet couture
i only know cav empt

>>7678806
It would yield too much confusion to call the style cyberpunk, being that that's already a thing.
Call it spacepunk or something.

>>7679396
just cyber