/fa/ - Fashion

>>9924242
>>9924291
you two missunderstood what she meant, she just pointed out that calling it Y3 x adidas would be the same a s calling it adidas x adidas x yohji

>>9924114
its a generic 24 hour tactical pack,im guessing its a red rock large assault pack it also kind of looks like a maxpedition falcon 2 or a 5.11 rush, you can get these kind of bags from ebay, but avoid the china made ones as they will fall apart, also check out TAD gear for some higher end stuff like pic related

>>9869894
my most expensive piece is a RO stag geo in hammered lamb, retailed for around 3,5k, its also the only item i never even considered selling.

>>9866434
vans white leather old skools look pretty close to CPs, theres also adidas rod lavers and nike tennis classic AC

>>9863808
its his midlle name

>>9861446
none of those unfortunately, but im doing a semester at esmod next year

>>9858836
if you look at him at events he never looks relaxed in his clothes, and tries really hard to appear cool and sophisticated
if you ask me he just wants to be considered an adult. i wouldnt say im "buttflustered" by him, im just discussing my point of view, the kid is pretty hard to ignore with all the media atention

>>9860767
sure, go for it

>>9858642
>>9858656
he wants to provocate, and he is succesfull at that, if you read my post again, you will see that "pushing the boundaries" was in no way a compliment

>>9858538
i think he intentionally pushes the boundaries of fashion but his clear lack of understanding makes him look stupid.
he teakes himself way too seriouslyy while being to young to be taken seriouslly by anyone else.

>>9858438
go TTS, mohawks fit smaller than geos

>>9858035
an improvement, but the old luxury houses tend to be boring in a way

>>9856899
leaving some space for price drops, and they are 130usd on tres bien where i got them from

>>9858278
+1 for fred perry, you might also want to check out billy reid and gant rugger if you are looking for a more relaxed option in the same price range
>>9858314
im pretty sure the newer ones fits a bit boxyer and the armholes are lower

>>9857562
fashion design at a school you have never heard of, but has produced some great designers

>>9856267
im really impressed by everything sacai is currently doing, i love the idea of combining garments without too much adaptation, certainly a brand to look out for.
as far as cdg proteges go im also very impressed with the work of kei ninoyima, some people dont like that he only makes clothes in black but i adore the dedication, everything piece of his i have handeled so far has impressed me, the construction is pretty crazy. Honorable mention to craig green. oh and i also think that tim coppens has really fallen off, everything he makes now just looks like public school stuff with zippers on it.

>>9843767
http://www.grailed.com/listings/109594-comme-des-garcons-x-converse-cdg-play-creme-high-chuck-tayl

get your memes here

>>9852697
im guessing you replied to the wrong post

>>9852368
first off, you sound way too underprepared to start your own bussines. as people already pointed out you will need a lot of money for up-front investments, it is a saturated market and if you dont have a target audience you are bound to fail, you can not market to the same people as H&M, becouse their target audience is basically everyone, H&M is basically the place where people go to when they need clothes, becouse everyone shops there, i doenst matter if you care about fashion or not, they just sell plain stuff that keeps you from being naked, but of course it took billions in advertising to bring them to where they are today.
also remember that as soon as you put a logo on something you are no longer just selling a shirt, you are selling an image, and an image is hard to establish, it takes a lot of time and advertisement.
keeping prices on a H&M level is pretty much impossible without reducing quality considerablly, the only reason fast fashion has such low prices is because they mass produce and use low cost labour from third world countries, a lot of people are getting royally screwed to provide you with those prices, and the margin is still very high.
even if you somehow manage to get clothes from asia for cheap you will still need someone to do quality control at the factory, and im asuming you will also want the embroidery done at the factory as it is cheaper than having it done later on. also, one last thing, that logo, if you want to keep it smal, is too detailed to make a good embroidery

>>9847071
a good body

rappers have become the new fashion icons becasue they are the current "outlaws" of music, a few years ago it was all about rock stars, they were considered wild and independet wich has a certain appeal,mainstream rock nowadays feels much more corporate, its funny how 15 years ago no one even imagined seeing rappers in front rows of runway shows.

>>9843889
>>9844606
i think that their whole appeal is the "dont give a fuck" mentality, their age is also a big factor

>>9844140
looks like off-white tags are becoming the new snapback stickers

>>9831827
obviouslly

>>9828609
the look you are going for is impossible to achieve on a budget, buying one piece at a time would be a bad idea because clothes like that need to be styled properlly to not look stupid, which is impossibe to do without a great wardrobe.im assuming you are around 20 years old and not a part of anything that has a thing to do with art. avantgarde clothing is extremley hard to wear without looking awkward if you arent in some creative field or at least somehow involved. im also guessing you are new to fashion as a whole, i suggest you dont just jump head first into avantgarde clothing. trust me it is just a bad idea, just wear really toned down versions of the styles you like now and try to somehow evolve your wardrobe alongside your taste in clothing.