/fa/ - Fashion

>>12407522
I literally have that Omega anon

Except with a steel band.

A good automatic watch is what you want, something not gaudy or over the top and something that won't go out of style.

You're probably going to want to look at steel watches with a black/white/blue dial, and probably spend at least $5000 on it if it's something you want to be able to pass down.

You could get an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra for around $4800, a Rolex Datejust for around $5000 and from there in terms of classic styles you might want to look at things like the Audemars-Piguet Royal Oak, they start at around $16000+

I'd stay away from chronographs and other 'sporty' complications, maybe a moonphase or day/month indicator would be good though.

The final one I'd recommend is the Rolex Daydate II, it's a classic design but very pricey as they're only made from rare metals ( white gold, rose gold, platinum, etc. ) and don't do steel.

There's also Vacheron-Constantin, Patek Philippe & hundreds of others.

>>12368604
talk shit post fit

>>12368594
lmao yeah i went to those great lengths to compliment myself on an anonymous anime imageboard u got me

>>12368596
nice fit, love the calabasas

>>12368590
took trip off to post on other board :-X

>>12368585
the peach box logo didn't come out until FW16 :-X

>>12368570
wow look at all those (You)s

oh wait

there are none

huh..

>>12368526
510s

>>12368530
>:-(

>>12368533
Louis Vuitton Michael backpack, bought it early 2014 in Tokyo

>>12368534
Sydney, just getting into winter here

>>12368541
Stay mad idiot

>>12368543
Yeah I agree, will keep that in mind for next time :-)

decided to go full fuccboi today at uni

Supreme / Dries (not visible) / Levis / Yeezy

>>12368510
I like it aside from the Burberry, I feel like the Horseferry check is really played out

>>12368511
This is actually sick as fuck

I pay $110 AUD ( 85 USD ) equivalent at Toni & Guy, don't tip

>>12325473
Oh actually if we're including accessories for most expensive day-to-day it'd be my Omega watch, bought it in December for around $5900 USD, followed by my Breitling which was like $4000

>>12323959
>age
21
>favorite designer
Christian Dior
>least favorite designer
RIck Owens
>what is the most expensive item in your day to day wardrobe
Marni wool jacket, $2600
>what is the cheapest item in your day to day wardrobe
Ralph Lauren polo shirt, ~$80 (i think?)
>do you have an end goal for style you want to get to/do you have a style you maintain you love
I like sort of a prep look but with a bit more going on, I don't mind loud-ish clothing though

>>12262176
this 100%

>>12211630
Navy, Black, White Tee - $300
2 navy jeans, 1 black - $600
2 of either sweatshirt / jacket - $700
1 pair black leather sneakers - $250
1 pair misc sneakers - $150

That'd be a pretty good start, you'd have a ton of fits right off that bat.

Could replace one pair of sneakers w

> How do I pull the trigger and have no remorse

You don't.

You pull the trigger then feel an instant wave of buyer's regret because you could've bought something else instead, but to try and get over it you'll wear them religiously and end up looking like that special needs / asperger kid that everyone sort of avoided in high school because they didn't want to be associated with him in any way.

Your social circle will diminish each time you wear them and god forbid you post them on social media, that would 100% be social suicide.

Enjoy your dwindling social life and slow but steady slump into an inescapable hole of depression where eventually, due to your complete lack of friends and social contact, you will eventually turn to the razor in your bathroom to end the misery that these shoes have brought upon you.

>>12192419
>Rich People
Luxury brands / tailored clothes, t-shirt price e.g. $300+

>Average People
Polo Ralph Lauren, ZARA, t-shirt price e.g. $50-100

>Poor People
Target, Walmart, t-shirt price e.g. $10

This is what I'm wearing atm, got it as a 21st birthday present from my grandparents.

Been wearing it every day and I'm completely in love with it.

>>12154376
You're paying for more than just the materials or the design or any of the normal factors you might include when shopping, just like with any heritage / storied brand.

You're paying for the history and the name of Yves Saint Laurent more than the boots themselves.

being a heroin addict is just about the most effay hobby I can think of

>>12154678
D&G is the diffusion line of Dolce & Gabbana, same as McQ is to Alexander McQueen or Just Cavalli to Roberto Cavalli.

Tons of major labels have diffusion lines now, similar aesthetic / styles but at a more affordable (usually still expensive) price / quality point.

>>12138580
>It's not my pic but it's better than any of the ones I've taken so far

Just had a look at their sneakers, Christ what a mess

>>12136088
Hi :)

I'd buy / wear these:

http://www.ysl.com/it/shop-product/uomo/abbigliamento-top-sportivi-heather-grey-saint-laurent-universite-sweatshirt_cod37978248lj.html

Depending on cut:
http://www.ysl.com/it/shop-product/uomo/abbigliamento-top-in-cachemire-black-ultrafine-cashmere-crewneck-sweater_cod37978235dw.html

That's about it unfortunately.

Disappointing :/

>>12122010
>>12122089

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/samuel-davide-hains-most-melbourne-guy-ever-a-prank-after-all-20160708-gq1mnw.html