/fa/ - Fashion

people don't really have that great of a grasp of it imo, myself included

equating it to Seinfeld is wrong

>>7901358
>Dressing like shit and calling it style is not a thing.

but menswear has been around for like 100 years

you can't stop me

>>7901364
And you've been around for quite a while.

Menswear is actually a thing, Nazgul.

Daily reminder that all clothing preferences are based upon subconsciously recognized social patterns or the rejection these patterns.

>>7901372
>Rolling up sleeves.
Too self-aware, if normcore was actually a thing you'd be failing at dressing like shit.

>>7901366
There's no defining it besides anti-fashion. That's why it's not a thing.

>>7901384
Shopping at Walmart should be nobody's preference.

>>7901372
lmao nice stance pose

>>7901372
dont use mac as an example for your retarded style

Swag is for boys, Class is for men.

>dress in normcore
>mijivan full of goof kids drives by and calls me faggot

>dress in goof
>truck full of jocks drives by and calls me faggot

fml

>>7901708

dress like a jock then faget

>>7901713
>dress like a jock
>kia optima full of normcore kids drives by and calls me faggot

>>7901724
>Don't dress at all
>A van of police officers drives up and arrests me
You can never win.

>>7901358
get with the times grandpa
normcore is in fashionable is out

>>7901740
Wear something from each person that makes fun of you, then no one can make fun of you.

dress conservatively and anti-peacocky is a valid style approach

shut up fage

>>7901708
>>7901724
>>7901740

oh god I fucking loled

>>7901358
that guy just looks well dressed tho
the average person does not dress like that

>>7902003

<3 <3 <3 <3 <3

Lets make it a thing

>>7901588
And being a faggot is for you.

>>7901358
But it is, it's called hipster.

I've already had a discussion about normcore with someone and the thing is a lot of people have misconstrued what normcore was, myself included

http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/19118/1/everyones-got-normcore-totally-wrong-say-its-inventors

>Basically, normcore in its original form has nothing to do with clothes and more to do with personalities: it's the idea that an individual adapts to a situation at hand and embraces the normalcy of where they are and who they're with.

>So you could go to a football match during the day and wear a replica football strip like everyone else, then go to a cyberpunk night later on and wear head-to-toe Cyberdog.

What I do is moreso "Acting Basic", which is in any case dressing in quite a dressed-down and un-ostentatious way. Like Seinfeld, or in my case, like Patrik Ervell.
Patty E for life

>>7903261
>>So you could go to a football match during the day and wear a replica football strip like everyone else, then go to a cyberpunk night later on and wear head-to-toe Cyberdog.
So it means having no style of your own?

>>7903263
its more of a tertiary concern

expect bitches like this all over

>>7903263
Not necessarily: you can still style it in a different way and put forrward your own "style", but it's about dressing in the appropriate context, dressing to blend in in most cases - not by dressing down or dressing "boringly", but by assimilating yourself to everyone else

>>7901366
Yeah, it's basically just the 90s revival going on. Just a backlash against the extremely fashion-conscious early 10's and late 00's. Who knows, we might even see the downfall of all those fashion blogs and stuff, and in 10 years we'll wonder "WTF did we think?!"

The advanatages it has over the hipster styles that were big until now are:
>It's cheap
>Everyone can wear it, it's accessible as fuck
>It's comfortable


And to those who say it looks like shit: We all laughed at Emos wearing skinny jeans and hipsters wearing bears 8 years ago, and look at us now. You'll come around when normcore is "in".

>>7903278
>We all laughed at Emos wearing skinny jeans
nobody did that.
skinny jeans was a thing since from late 70's.

>>7903261
That isn't it at all. At it's base. normcore is a rebellion against rebellion, because rebellion has become the norm. The last cancerous outcrop of rebellion was the hipster. Everyone wanted to be a hipster. Everyone WAS a hipster. And therefore, rebellion became normal, mainstream, uncool.

I've said it years ago: Reactionary is the new revolutionary. When everyone is a revolutionary, revolution ain't cool anymore.

>>7903282
>nobody did that.
Bullshit. Everyone did. Those were the time when everyone was wearing bootcut jeans and racing jackets. Emos stuck out like a sore thumb and were ridiculed for that reason.

>>7903163
Becuase he is well dressed, he isnt "normcore" and clearly actually cares about fashion, rather than caring about being different which is all these normcore fuckers really want.

Are normcore and plebcore the same?

>>7903306
Plebcore changes, normcore doesn't. Plebcore was more like Amjack in the recent years.

if this goes off, goof nigger and slim jeans will be plebcore.

>>7903308

I can't wait to buy a new wardrobe again.

>>7903239
ur a big guy

>>7903313
No prob because normcore is cheap by definition.

>>7901756

>Wear one thing from everybody that previously called me a faggot.
>They all drive by me and call me a faggot.

>─────▄████▀█▄
>───▄█████████████████▄
>─▄█████.▼.▼.▼.▼.▼.▼▼▼▼
>▄███████▄.▲.▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
>███████████████████▀

i am blown the fuck away how this is becoming a thing

if u posted a norm fit 5 months ago u would b made fun of...now its the hot new thing.

>>7903450
mr crocodile lets b frands

>>7903308
Don't worry, it won't.

>>7903457
imma gonna eat you, tomato!

>>7903465
no!
don't!

I am a friendly creature!

>>7903470
is that you after doing a banana binge?

can somebody condense and summarise normcore for me i can't be bothered to read the article

>>7903473
you don't even fucking know. so many bananers were sacrificed for my craving

forgive me padre for i have sinned

>>7903480
Try hard to dress like shit.

>>7903485
this is what tinfoil does already

>>7903480
its essentially a new trend that renders ppl like u plebs

>>7903480
Dress like à "normal" (for honest lack of better word) person from the 90s, as opposed to à acid house club-goer, gangster, or fashionista, etc.

>>7903482
it's okay tomato, you need help
we're all here for you buddy