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Bumping with stuff from my folder
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No. 359722
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ladies, I am craving a dramatic Mugler-esque blazer/jacket. accentuated wasp waits, pointy or padded shoulders, basques… I just obviously do not want to pay actual Mugler prices, obviously. Do you have any recommendations for the next closest thing (aside from the H&M collab lmao)?
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Please don’t mock me but I want to dress like this Barbie
No. 359893
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What colour would be most versatile when buying a slip? I do have a black one on hand for darker dresses and I want one for when I wear lighter coloured dresses, which is better beige, cream or white?
No. 360020
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How to combine colors like picrel with more muted shades? I love this style but I don't fully know how to wear it and make it work without wearing all black.
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Nonas, I'm really excited and nervous. I got this skirt from loveshackfancy that I've had my eye on all year at a crazy sale price and I really hope it fits, I've never bought anything from this brand before but I've been in love with the skirt's print since I laid eyes on it and am so happy it'll be mine soon. just needed to gush a little. (though i'm also kind of feeling the price, i got a cardigan to wear with it and I really hope I won't be disappointed since they're final sale kek)
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>>360009>and in one instance accused of trying to 'show off' or seeking attentionI've had someone say something along these lines about me before as well. She was telling my friend that she thinks I "try too hard" because of how I style myself. Why are people so miserable kek, god forbid someone wants to wear something that isn't picrel
not that I mind if people do, looks comfy but it seems like it's always people who wear the most basic clothing that talk shit about what others wear No. 360147
>>359948>>360009Canadian so not exactly the same as America but when I wear a statement piece I tend to get compliments and people asking where I got x piece. There's probably some people who think I'm attention-seeking but they keep it to themselves.
>>360020You can't really match muted and bright like this, it just washes out the muted colours further. If you don't want to wear black you have to pick a color in the print and try to match with it. So one of the floral colors or green like the leaves.
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I can't tell if my new shoes fit or not. I'm between size 8.5 and 9, depending on the shoes, and these are 8.5. They're a cute pair of low-heeled sling-backs–picrel. Not super comfortable yet which is why I'm not sure if they fit, but I think I might need to just break them in. It was the last pair in my size and otherwise sold out. I want to keep them but I don't know.
No. 360210
>>360187theconceptwardrobe has a quiz that breaks down the elements of color analysis pretty well. if you're finding it really hard to figure out which season you are despite meticulous research it's possible you're in between two. I am as well, in between deep autumn and deep winter. my undertones are neutral warm and my overtones are warm so I'm too warm to be a winter, but my skin has a lot of brightness/clarity which is a winter trait (whereas autumns are muted rather than bright). I'm in-between both seasons (true dark) but lean towards autumn, so I stick with gold autumn jewellery and makeup with more warmth to the colours, but can easily wear the deep winter palette as clothing and have it complement me rather than clash even though I'm warm toned rather than cool toned.
if you have olive skin (like myself) it can be very difficult to pinpoint your season because of the yellow overtones. but the good thing about having olive skin is that it's actually easy to pull off clothes even if they're technically out of your season without them looking horrible, you can get away with breaking color rules with an olive skin tone
No. 360213
>>359722can't recommend going to tailors enough. get a regular black blazer that fits you right in the shoulders, then get it nipped in the waist, exact to your measurements. it shouldn't be crazy expensive.
i love getting my stuff adjusted to fit me or completely altered according to my vision.
>>359730not just mugler, but the 80s were so heavily influenced by the 40s. the main difference was how boxy rather than triangular everything was. (then you have more nuances with sleeve length and the overall size of things.) it gets to the point of 40s enthusiasts buying 80s clothes and styling them in a 40s way, since it's cheaper than buying 40s vintage.
i love how fashion cycles. the 70s had so much 30s inspo, and now we see the 90s making a comeback.
my schizo take is that dior's 50s feel a little bit victorian. i won't elaborate.
>>359742slight derail but tonnes of (shitty raschel) lace in fast fashion made lace feel tacky for decades. poor machine imitation of previously less accessible luxury makes even the real thing seem tacky. after polyester satin became a thing, satin (previously made of silk) stopped being associated with luxury. first it becomes accessible, then becomes overdone to death, then stops being coveted. its not accessibility im bitching about, but rather people overdoing it.
>>359893avoid white slips and white bras for thin white fabrics. they will shine through. something close to your skin tone is ideal.
>>360207reject the mall and be free. it's all fast fashion, even with a bigger price tag. i made the switch to small european brands and i'm happier. these smaller brands care about quality, and are more or less transparent about where and how they source and make their stuff.
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>>360165the description isn't much to go off of, but maybe SN. Apparently a lot of SNs initially think they're gamines. I think I remember the book saying something positive about antiques for soft naturals but I don't really remember. Just read the description and see if it fits.
>>360207I do this. It's fast-fashion or second-hand for me. Nothing else is worth the price tag. And honestly even fast fashion brands like Zara and HM feel really overpriced these days. I might have to suck it up and relearn how to use taobao.
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What the fuck happened to H&M since… quarantine? I used to buy there a lot, but nowadays it's almost impossible to find something that looks good, all the clothes are retarded and the styling is hideous.
Picrel, why the fuck do all the clothes have to be so short and show your belly???? It's WINTER, everyone, I'm not wearing that while is freezing outside! I wouldn't even wear this in summer, I hate when my belly gets cold, ffs.
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Where can I find a wool/any material jacket with the same soft feeling as this? The loose tie instead of buttons and trim make it more than a simple piece for me but I'm having a hard time finding something like it.
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Trying to figure out how to get my husband to buy me this dress for Christmas it's $200. He freaks out if I want clothes costing over $30 cause he's a man and that's what his clothes cost. Alternatively thinking of asking for a sewing machine so I can just make this stuff, my favorite clothes are usually right on the intersection of simple shape and high quality materials which for some reason is $$$. Only thing stopping me is r/sewing a lot of the stuff people make looks a little bad idk if that's just the way stuff looks when it's home made or if that's just cause its reddit. Wish clothing quality was better I refuse to pay $50 for a piece of shit see through t shirt at that point I'll just do it myself
No. 360983
>>360942That's a very basic outdated dress and it doesn't even look high quality, if anything it looks worse than your average Zara or massimo dutti garment. Don't spend 200 on a dress like that, if you're gonna spend that much look into more detailed pieces that actually look expensive.
I think older women usually see a dress with a high price tag and just assume it's high quality because brands didn't use to do this types of scams back in the day, most high end brands are still producing low quality garments and most of them are just as unethical as fast fashion brands. If you want a good quality dress for a cheap price, check out apps where people are selling their second hand clothes in.
Your husband hesitating to spend as much is very weird but you didn't tell us how much you guys make and if you struggle financially so I can't really judge if he's being stingy or simply trying to save up. If he's the only one working and he makes barely 1.5k and you guys rent then yeah ofc 200 is too much for him but if you guys earn more he's being insensible.
No. 360987
>>360942Sewing a garment yourself is often more expensive than buying if you purchase fabric new at full price, just keep that in mind if you go through with purchasing a sewing machine. Maybe look at the prices of high quality fabric per meter/yard at your local stores (if any available, plenty of stores just sell polyester) to get an idea of what you'll be spending per garment.
Cute dress but keep in mind high price tag =\=, fabric composition, stitching, details, lining etc. all matter and can't really be accurately judged from a picture.
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>>360942I'm not exactly impressed, but I dunno how expensive clothes are over there so I can't tell how overpriced it is. I don't think it is a bad dress, tho a bit too boxy for my body type, but it being boxy should make it a little easier to replicate, not that I think you should go for something like that if you have never sew before, it's not too complicated, but it's not begginers stuff either. Home made clothes can just look off if the person making it doesn't have the hang of it yet, it isn't that home made clothes look bad because they are home made.
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I need this outfit so bad
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Bit of a retard question but how easy or difficult would it be to get a man's suit altered into a female shape? I'm assuming the pants would be the hardest part and the rest is a matter of making the jacket shoulders smaller and the waist dip in a little more.
No. 361285
>>361284I'm only a hobbyist, disregard if you know better.
But I'm pretty sure suits like that will be made from a few layers like interlining materials, have basting stitches and such and ideally have hade the fronts and shoulders moulded to give the right shape???? If it was an H&M quality piece I would attempt it myself, but I wouldn't dare rip open something nicer.
No. 361286
>>361262you can get the whole thing for like $12 plus shipping if you look at secondhand marketplaces, go for it nona
>>361284I don't think it would be worth it unless you want a wide shouldered oversized 80s look or are moid-sized in some way.
If you need it tailored into a fitted modern suit, it would be the same as basically taking it apart to make a new suit out of the fabric because there's so many things to alter, even the collar, button placements, the sleeve and arm hole width, the length (and cropping it will make the pocket placement all wrong too) at this point it's better to have a suit made for you directly. Maybe if you got the moid suit for free from your dad or whatever it would be worth the trouble but besides that, it would be a lot of trouble for nothing. I'm not a tailor though
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Places I've looked say skin/hair color like picrel go with everything, but not what looks best with it. What would look nice with it? I mostly wear army green, black, off white and brown but I want to expand my wardrobe a bit.
>>361284This jacket is so cute! If the pants are big on you it's easy to take the waist in and taper the pants on it.
No. 361979
>>361760Other inditex brands like bershka, stradivarius, pull and bear maybe? Hm sucks fabric wise and zara is too expensive for the pieces when there isn't a sale although i like their style. You could also buy workout stuff from oysho, I heard good things about them and I like their underwear line.
Idk other euro brands.
No. 361980
>>361979Oh i forgot mango, similar to zara but more workplace oriented, I like their stuff a lot but some of their pieces don't last for longer than 1-2 years in my experience.
Inditex brands also do exchanges if you have issues with their products so if you're broke and can't buy better stuff, you can stick to inditex and get exchanges whenever your stuff gets deformed. I changed 2 different bags for totally new ones after they got worn out from me wearing them too much, I feel they're a trustworthy brand although they're obviously fast fashion.
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Scene is gonna make a huge comeback. Already seeing it a lot on tiktok and ig. I’m happy.
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>>361269i prefer it to the disgusting trends we had growing up. the obsession with female torsos, barf.
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>>362658I was too fat to comfortably dress this way and by the time I lost the weight the trend was over kek
>>362671> I do, I’m seeing tons of zoomers on social media wearing jeans and skirts that barley cover their pelvises and start right about their mons pubis, paired with bra tops or crop tops and thongs pulled up. It sounds like they're trying to recreate the Manny Santos look.
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Not impressed. Hope you guys are ready to see this colour everywhere and in everything.
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>>363464>>363547Hopefully we get this peach too
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i was a very stereotypically fashion illiterate autist my whole life and i wasn't even aware of trends as a concept, much less had any appreciation for them. but getting a little bit into fashion has been making me very happy lately, it's nice. i may look like a real life paolo chiari figurine but i deserve to feel good in my clothes, and so do you nonnies.
No. 363671
>>363668That's nice to hear, nona. What fashion are you getting interested in?
>picThey are literally Green Day levels of ugly kek
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>>363671i'm all over the place because it's kinda a whole new world to me! i think 90s (mens) streetwear is the one i'm feeling really hard after allowing myself to unapologetically like male fashion. it's all just looking at sneakers and hats for me right now though, it's much harder to find clothes i wouldn't drown in. at least having a big af head and feet is a blessing? like seriously how do you guys find pants, i've never seen anything shorter than 30 inseam even in the womens section. fellow non model height women how do you live? i don't want to get them tailored either because that's just sad.
No. 363696
Nonas, do you ever find it hard to wear some items because of what you associate them with? For example I love pleated skirts, but I see egirls/troons wear them and it makes me feel less comfortable. They're such an inoffensive item of clothing but I worry people will look at me weird for wearing them, as if I seem like some hyper-weeb type. Same goes for thigh high socks, suspender skirts, chokers and pigtails… Kind of depressing.
>>363678It might be harder with the mens section but in the womens section petite jeans are the way to go! Also the kids section may be helpful to you. I also wouldn't worry about getting them tailored, it's cheap and no one's going to find that embarassing. I know I've had to get a million of my jeans tailored. Enjoy your fashion journey nona!
No. 364477
>>360745i need to preface by saying that i'm a bit of a vintagefag.
i frequently buy from house of foxy (uk) and emmy design (sweden). i havent bought anything from vecona (germany) yet, but they have some really cool stuff also.
hof is great. british-made in yorkshire, super flattering. i recommend their blouses. timeless classics and the historical inspiration is very visible. the dresses are good too, but the fabrics they use for dresses aren't always historically accurate.
emmy has great merino wool knitwear. i have dresses and cardigans, and they hold up extremely well despite being worn all the time. trousers are extremely flattering, too. it can be hit or miss with fabric (i'm talking about some trousers being too thin for my very picky liking), but everything on the website is depicted and described in extreme detail, so you know what youre getting. they don't just say where the item is made, but also what country the fabric is sourced. their factories are in europe. emmy dresses are great for tall people or people with long torsos, and the bottoms have a good waist-hip ratio. they have historically-inspired styles, but also a lot of cute quirky twee stuff.
i like what katie did for underwear. british brand, but they have their factories in india. they show footage from the production process, so you can see it isn't a sweatshop. i can't recommend their 40s bra enough- it's so comfortable that i wear it even with modern clothes on the daily.
if you're looking for basic leather stuff, i bought a jacket from konopka recently. small polish brand and expensive, but in my opinion it's a better use of your money to get something once, than to get plastic faux leather every couple of years. nice quality. they do furs too, though i know that's not everyone's cup of tea.
speaking of leather, les debutantes on etsy is excellent for gloves.
memery is a small danish shoe business (with excellent customer service). their heels are so comfortable, that i can wear them all day, and i'm not a heel person at all. again, vintage-inspired designs, but those are timeless in my opinion. they recently started making knitwear, but i cant review it as i havent bought any. american duchess shoes are also good in terms of quality and comfort, but their factories are abroad. memery has a local workshop.
i do declare seems to have really nice stuff, but i haven't bought from there (yet). it's a small business. goatspell, too.
some other brands i like browsing are linen nave, sondeflor, and little women atelier. haven't bought from them, so i can't give a review.
>>361284i'd say don't bother if the suit is too wide in the shoulders (unless you want a shoulderpad 80s look). get one that fits perfectly in the shoulders, and nip the waist in with multiple darts.
>>363810i have the same issue with chokers. but there is a really cool one (two rows, with dangling peals) from regal rose that i want… i think i'll get it. i think i could pull it off with a black flowy blouse with the top buttons undone, without it looking "slutty".
No. 364741
>>363696thanks for the tips! i think i'll avoid the petite dept for now because i hate how women's trousers and jeans (appear to be?) designed, even the baggy ones manage cling weirdly to your asscrack. also maybe it's just me but wearing things labeled as petite while i'm literally average height puts a sour taste in my mouth, i just hate that word so fucking much. i just ordered a pair of youth sized levis, please pray for me anons, i'll kms if they're too long. really it's a good thing because if every cool pair of jeans fit me i'd just wanna buy ALL of them, that would be horrible. constraint makes life easier in a way!
i've seen girls style pleated skirts before irl that looked really classy anon, one girl i knew was wearing this nice gray trench coat and combat shoes with it and she looked super pretty and not like an egirl at all. she had half pigtails too now that i think about it so idk how she pulled that off kek.
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>>363696striped socks and tights. i love them so much in an alternative fashion way but troons have made me embarrassed. they usually only wear those ugly pastel ones kek so i think i can get away with it
>>362651i’m a zoomer who started to dress this way and i really hope it becomes super popular again! (and the music with it) it’s so fun and unique but it’s hard finding clothes that suit the style these days. i really hope companies will catch on and start making cool clothing. hot topic has but it’s ugly compared to the old stuff. it’s the rawring 20s nona, stripes belong to scene queens not troons kek
No. 365425
>>362865I'm taller than average and often have problems with pant waistbands not reaching up to my waist even now so that era was a real nightmare. Low waisted jeans and especially the super skinny ones were so humiliating, I get war flashbacks whenever I see them, I am legitimately terrified about low waisted pants becoming the norm again. I always had to wear tunics or XXL moid tees to avoid flashing my asscrack in class. Not to mention if you have a hip dip low waisted pants will make it look like you've got a big fat muffin top instead. the bootcut or baggy ones were cute on a few people, I kind of like the middle from
>>362658 but the others look ridiculous like their pants are just sliding off their bodies.
>>362881The entire point of fashion at that time was to get women to wax their entire bodies, starve themselves, hit the tanning beds and get surgery. Fuck that shit.
>>363810I think in this current era, the difference between an edgy/cool leather choker and a cringe thot black belt is how expensive it is, kek. More seriously they have a completely different vibe depending on whether it's made of genuine leather/good quality PU or obvious plastic, and the type of hardware they use. I'm a former goth so fetish and lingerie inspired fashion is kind of my guilty pleasure, but at some point it somehow went wrong and everything became tacky, obnoxious and cheap. My retarded PVC outfit which has accessories from an actual fetish designer somehow looks less fetishy than things you'd find in a regular alt fashion store, it's just stupid. I guess since being a pervert became a flex, they just gave up on being subtle.
No. 365625
>>365572same but my goal is to look so good and fashionable that people don't assume that, since everyone knows gendies got shit style (most their fits are copying stuff they saw on tiktok).
>>365389ANON i just looked and they even have green wash pants??? did you know how much you saved my life right now?
No. 365957
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Who are your favorite fashion icons? Mine are Luisa Casati, Loulou de La Falaise, Musidora and Grace Jones.
No. 366374
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>>365957Very basic choice but I really like Carolyn Bessette's style. I think it really was casual and effortless: neutral colors, no patters, minimal jewellery and makeup… A lot of influencers try to emulate her but I think they don't make justice to her outfits because today even basic pieces of clothing have a different cut and quality than in the 90s. Bessette's style was very minimalistic but the pieces she wore were mainly from luxury brands so it's hard to get similar fitting pants or sweaters. I am not a fan of the bleached baby blonde highlights, but I still consider her facial features to be quite attractive, she looked fresh faced yet mature. She also had a rare but beautiful accessory: the Kennedy himbo
(too bad he was a slut).
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Can someone help me id this purse?
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>>368987I found it, it's on shein with the code 11774973
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>>339464I know this is 5 months old but if not being able to dress up for a few hours a day affects you this much then it seems like you have self esteem issues. Not trying to sound rude, you're probably young based on your posts and if you were a neet before then it must have taken its toll on you.
Slightly ot, but since the first lockdown I've noticed that people have become obsessed with 'self expression' to a pathological degree, I genuinely believe that people
obviously it's mostly women who feel the need to spend hours each day getting ready and that they're only being their 'real' selves when they dress a certain way have extreme identity issues and a distorted view of themselves. Dressing up can be fun and is somewhat expressive but you're still
you when you don't do that. Whether you're in sweats, taobao lolita knock offs or naked you're always yourself. It's a very TIF sort of worldview as well, that your appearance must match whatever it is that supposedly lies on your inside which is an impossible task btw.
I think having a personal taste and style is different from the relationship most of online have with clothes. It actually put me off from fashion so much that it was one of the things that made me drop out from fashion school which tbf wasn't the best choice in the first place and I'm glad I switched majors.
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rate my zara order
No. 369191
>>369121Thanks nonna, their sale seems pretty good! Found a nice silk skirt for 60€ which is crazy, Zara would sell you a plastic one for the same price.
>>369175It's just her titties, I assume she's wearing one of those chicken cutlet stick on bras.
>>369097To elaborate, I don't throw clothes out unless they're falling apart and can't be mended. If I'm not feeling something I bought I'll get it altered or tailored, search through instagram and pinterest to find inspiration etc and "shop my stash". Sometimes you just have to let an item marinate in your closet for a while until you find a way to enjoy it. Last resort I'll sell it, donate or exchange with my friends. Maybe thrift something super cheap to go with it.
No. 369215
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I’m starting to rebuild my wardrobe from scratch. I was completely lost with clothes all over the place. Now I got the spark back that I used to have as a teen when I was into J fashion. I’m getting long skirts, super cute lace up boots, mules, a trenchcoat all in the colors creme, white or rose. I still am looking for a cute purse, cardigans and dresses. I want to make it cute but adult and kinda chic. Super excited I’m just a little bit worried that I look frumpy, though I’m quite skinny and tallish so is it something to worry about?
No. 369273
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I've been looking for the perfect pair of loafers, but it's been hard. I'm a semi-recovered jfashion weeb and I wear lots of long skirts and cardigans. I feel like the chunky square loafers with chains that are trending right now really don't match my clothes, but I want something with a bit more edge than straight-up granny shoes. Here's my requirements-
>real leather
>no oversized lug soles (I think they're cute but I'm worried it's too trendy)
>no dramatically square/pointed toe
>a bit of heel
I feel like I've scoured the whole internet but these Coach ones are the closest I could find.. I'm not really a fan of the logo on them though. There's also a really cute Miu Miu block heel loafer I'm in love with but that's a bit out of my price range kek
No. 369316
>>369273Lasocki. they have multiple models that match your description.
i don't know if they ship outside of poland though.
No. 369333
>>369215textures are your friend and if you ever get stuck check out wear.jp for inspo
Handbag recs: Samantha Thavasa
No. 369336
Extremely autistic post incoming but maybe somebody does get my issue: I like certain clothes on japanese women but if I see the pretty much same style on a western woman it gives off totally different vibes to me and I immediately dislike it.
For example
>>369215 is cute and simple but if she was a blonde it would look like an obnoxious scandi style ig hoe who likely lives in a sterile grey beige apartment to me. Is there a difference between these outfits and the outfits I hate that I'm not noticing? Is it the bangs/hair color? The less curvy body type? I genuinely feel at a loss. I know it's stupid but when buying clothes I always feel really limited by not wanting to look like a certain type of person.
No. 369393
>>369215This outfit is very cute, I think I'll buy a skirt like this.
>>369336What is your body type nona?
No. 369439
>>369336Other than smaller frame/not being fat, it's probably the hair and makeup. I can imagine a westerner in the same outfit having a hairstyle like in
>>369085 or harsher makeup which doesn't mix with the image. Though those girls would still look better than a regular person
No. 369485
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God I hate Instagram fashion ads this looks like absolute shit this is not amazing fashion technology magic it is cheap stretch bullshit. And $52? Get the fuck out that should cost $7 at a sex shop
No. 369491
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>>369439I imagine them coming off more like :
It's a different vibe because of the hair and makeup but I don't think it's unreplicatable.
No. 369505
>>369309This is what I’m scared of, I have broader shoulders so I won’t layer that much and stick to necklines that flatter me. My hips are non existent though so I hope I can pull it off in some ways.
>>369336 I know what you mean, when I looked at Pinterest for outfits and the same outfit was on a western woman it just looked completely different I think it’s really about the vibe the hairstyling and make up gives
>>369491 No. 369530
File: 1703789620108.png (838.79 KB, 991x993, skirt.PNG)
Thoughts on this outfit? Because I wear some version of this every day. In colder months it's a heavy or layered sweater with a pleated skirt and tights, in warmer weather it's a thin sweater with a pleated skirt and no tights.
Usually with uggs or sandals, sometimes sneakers. I'm like an NPC with my same handful of outfits but having this combo is so easy and comfortable for me. I just worry I look childish or too casual.
No. 369560
>>369530I think it's cute. Too casual for what though? Uni? You're not wearing a pleated tennis skirt to the office right?
>>369556Nta but like.. everywhere? It's a basic turtle neck and a basic cardigan, they sell those at any random store. Sweaters too. The pleated tennis skirt is maybe a little harder to find in store since I don't think they're trendy rn but there's several for sale on asos and zalando.
No. 369620
>>369556Honestly I find cute, somewhat unique sweaters at Ross, Marshall’s, various other cheap outlet type stores. It’s a lot of sifting through junk but I don’t mind it
>>369564Thanks nona, I would like to make my look more mature but definitely do struggle with that. I think the change of shoes would help a lot, because wearing sneakers with this outfit definitely makes it look very young
>>369583Since acquiring my own personal scary looking moid I don’t get catcalled often anymore. But honestly the last time it happened I was on the brink of death picking up a prescription at CVS and I think I was wearing a 2xl hoodie and sweats. The only real solution to the catcalling problem is making it a crime punishable by death, or at least letting us start pepper spraying them freely
No. 369814
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i did a style goals collage last year
>>316716 and wanted to redo it because i was curious how it would change. i like both but they're really different, probably because i live in a big city now. susan kare is still there and i'm still bald and that's what's truly important. do you guys think it's an improvement?
No. 369819
>>369816i actually own none of the clothes in either collage, at least not the exact ones. the vibe is what's important! and also trying to achieve a different look with what i already have. i did buy a whole lot of new shit, not gonna lie, but i still wear browns and khakis often because they look good. the collage is more like a platonic ideal kek.
>>369817thank you, i love your description nonna. vinted has been my bff, and it's crazy how when you take the time to find clothes that fit your body properly it actually increases your confidence. but i'm such a fashion noob that i'm kinda scared of buying clothes, i'm still figuring out what looks good and what sucks, so i'm glad that you feel like i'm on the right track at least!
>>369818monkey is timeless
No. 369822
>>369818Sorry kek, perhaps "timeless" means something different between you and me? I meant timeless as in cute and appealing regardless of date or location, simply because the aesthetics, shapes, and colours are well balanced. Obviously the looks are "dated" and from a specific era, but just as people enjoy Edwardian fashion today, I can enjoy anon's style any time, too. Note that idgaf about trends or what have you, so surely that worldview influences my definition of "timeless." Words have meanings, though, and I wouldn't be surprised if my understanding is inaccurate. If you think there's a better word to say what I meant, please tell me.
>>369819It is a learning experience for sure, and it's obvious that you are learning. It sounds like improving your sense of style has been beneficial in unexpected ways, too. That's great! I've never used vinted before. I normally just buy "normie" clothes that I think are cute, flattering, and pleasing to the touch. I wonder what it'd be like if I put in the money and effort to collect clothes that I really, really love? I need money first though kek. Until then I'll just enjoy fashion from afar. I hope that you will keep cultivating your wardrobe nona. I can't wait for next year's collage!
No. 370134
>>370091She seems like she’s having a lot of fun! So it was fun to watch. I would wear almost none of those outfits, the clothes seemed flimsy and there were so many mini skirts but I remember a time where my wardrobe had a lot of stuff like that so I probably would have liked this then. She’s right about layering tights although she didn’t give good or interesting examples it can be really cool to layer tights especially open designs over colors.
Her fashion is a little chaotic which is fun for her as a well groomed fit young woman but on a different person would give off a strong hobo vibe. Especially the layering coats thing lol
No. 370331
>>370131thanks anon!
>>369824i don't smoke, just showing my support. "it looks just as cool when you do it" is honestly such a great motto to tell yourself in every possible circumstance, you need to try it.
>>369822i wish money wasn't such a huge barrier in fashion, pinning and planning stage is fun but we would be so unstoppable with money. normie clothes are perfectly respectable though, as long as you like the material and fit.
No. 370631
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How to dress down floral/frilly shirts? The only thing I've found is pairing them with bell bottoms but I'm sick of only being able to wear mine with my 2 pairs of pants lol.
No. 370866
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I like coquette style but I don’t know what to wear on the bottom half. There’s so many cute coquette camis and cardigans but I never really know what type of skirt or pants to wear as I feel it throws the delicateness of the look off somehow. Short pleated skirts look too ‘slutty schoolgirl’ and are too hard to wear outside anyway as they constantly blow up. I guess shorts can work but I’m not sure what kind of shorts exactly, especially as I hate denim. I see some floaty pink and white short lacey skirts but they’re mostly off aliexpress and look very cheap and tacky. I also don’t know wha kind or color of jeans to wear with a delicate coquette type top. All of these skits look weird to me and throw the outfit off, make it look cheap. I also don’t want to look like pedobaiter pastel nightmare, I want to look whimsical and innocent.
No. 370867
>>370866What kind**
Skirts**
No. 370872
File: 1704329379788.png (1.26 MB, 996x1263, shorts.png)
>>370866There are those flowy running shorts (some of the especially loose/flowy ones even could be mistaken for skirts at some angles) that I think could work with the more casual tops, but I don't know if that's too "athleisure" for you.
As for jeans, maybe a soft brown, possibly corduroy too? I guess that's just regular trousers instead of jeans though lmao.
No. 370938
where do i buy actually high quality , long lasting denim? im so tired of ill fitting paper thin fast fashion stuff. im willing to splurge.
>>370866>but they’re mostly off aliexpress and look very cheap and tackythe tops look aliexpress taobao tier too. though perhaps a long , flowy white skirt might look good? very whimsiscal forest fairy vibe
No. 370939
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>>370938sameanon. the brandy melville izzy skirt seems like the perfect thing for this
No. 371036
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On sale, I bought picrel boots. How can I style them for everyday wear without looking tacky? One option is wearing them with skirts that cover the upper part of the boot. Are there any other options? How would you accessorize an outfit with boots like this?
No. 371040
>>370866>I guess shorts can work but I’m not sure what kind of shorts exactlyNot really familiar with the style so maybe I'm way off with what you're trying to achieve, but paperbag style shorts maybe? Or tweed or boho lace shorts? Pale blue skinny jeans? Skater skirts? Maxi satin skirt? I realize most of those suggestions aren't in style but whatever.
Btw no offense but most of the outfits in that collage signal the opposite of innocense
No. 371104
>>371036I don't think you can. The material, color and fit make the boots look "too much" in all of those regards. Sometimes less is more.
You can always try them with an outfit(in your house) and return if you find out you can't style them.
Don't buy stuff you can't wear just because it's on sale.
No. 371181
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Where's a good online store that carries long, billowy pieces (skirts and shirts mainly) that aren't excessively feminine or frilly? My style inspiration is pretty much Tilda Swinton's character in the Suspiria remake. While I don't want to wear literally what she's got on in picrel, that's the vibe I want: lots of loose fabric and draping that makes big, dramatic shapes. I already dress weird so I don't care how outlandish I'd look, I just want to be big and bold but also comfy. And sorry for the spoonfeeding request, I never shop for clothes online so I feel rather clueless about what's good and what's crap out there.
No. 371405
File: 1704544150892.jpg (903.75 KB, 1063x1051, collage 2.jpg)
>>371398Sorry dropped my sage. I think the key to looking youthful is looking casual and comfortable rather than trying to look sophisticated and refined. I made these little collages for you anon, I didn't know much about your style so just went for pretty normie fashion. Do any of these appeal?
No. 371425
>>370866Coquette is just a ripoff of former Larme-kei and Nymphet styles, just do some more research using that, and you'll find better examples. Everything in your picrel looks like you could buy it for one and a half euro on Vinted. Nothing looks like you could wear it outside without it falling apart. Also if you think all of this is fine innocent fashion but pleated skirts are slutty, you have perspective issues.
Another anon already mentioned light brown cord and light denim washes. You can get cute 50s style shorts from pinup brands sometimes. There's also A-line miniskirts with button or pocket details.
>>371036You can't. Just own it and pull out your best leopard print kek. More seriously, I think it would be cute with oversized sailor stripes. In a way it would be like the casual version of your picrel.
>>371398I'm sorry to ask but what is your method for meeting moids ? Because from your post it sounds like you just wait for them to come to you on the street.
I noticed younger guys go kinda apeshit over cargo pants for some reason. that and the crop top x oversized shirt combo. Some kind of idealized cool girl style, tough but cute. It's not the sort of fashion you like though, right ? I guess the oversized piece x form fitting piece thing is applicable to other styles. Also, your hair and make-up play a lot. I second the advice of the other anon who said to just set your preferred age range on a dating app as it's overall easier than all that fashion telepathy shit.
No. 371431
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>>371403I'm very tall and more on the curvy side but I hate dressing sexy or showing skin.
>>371405>>371407Thanks for your effort nona. Except the red shirt one all those look more millenial-ish to me tho, especially the dress/skirt outfits? All teens/young 20s I see wear ugly old-looking baggy jeans and some tiny flimsy crop top (no matter how cold it is) paired with some chunky shoes and that slicked back hairstyle. On guys baggy pants look good but most of the female outfits looks so wannabe cheap/poor and messy. The rare ones who don't show skin wear super old-looking shirts or pullovers that look like somebody threw it away decades ago.
>>371410I don't like dating apps, I want to meet somebody organically, so I want to dress right when going out someplace.
No. 371588
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I know I'm going to get laughed at for this but I've been really wanting to get a pair of Doc Martens but everyone online keeps advising against it in favour of Solovair but I think Doc Martens just looks nicer because of the yellow stitching. I'm in the UK right now so if I wanted to get the 'made in England' line or drop by a physical store I can but I don't want to spend money on crap that will fail me.
No. 371655
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which shoes could I switch out for in an outfit like this for winter? I'm thinking of adding a cute long coat + maybe a tote.
No. 371663
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>>371181Fashion Brand Company has put out a couple pieces like that
No. 371667
File: 1704592008371.jpg (350.65 KB, 1280x960, MANOS HANDS OF FATE.jpg)
>>371663Kek that's a cosplay from Manos the Hands of Fate.
No. 371670
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>>371663I only know this company because a minor cow got mocked for some wizard sleeve thing she had from there. Never actually looked at their website, it's like something directed by Tim & Eric
No. 371671
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No. 371900
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any nonnies know where i can find food themed accessories like picrel and if this style has a particular name for it??
No. 371925
File: 1704674207503.png (1.7 MB, 1828x1344, fakefoodjapan.png)
>>371900I read a weeb blog about japanese fake food a while ago –
https://www.tofugu.com/japan/sampuru/ in case you're interested. They recommended FakeFoodJapan
https://fakefoodjapan.com/pages/catalogIt's more fruit and savory stuff than cakes and pastries but you might like it or there might be a link in that blog that helps you.
No. 371940
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thoughts?
No. 371942
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>>371900I know it's kind of expensive, but what about Q-Pot? I have a small collection of jewelry from them that I cherish.
No. 371963
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>>371900bbandb make some stuff that's not too expensive. They don't open their site until the 8th of january though.
No. 372307
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what kind of keywords can I use to find blouses in this boxy kind of cut? picrel is from uniqlo.
mens shirts tend to be cut like this but they also tend to be made of thicker fabrics or more linen blends, which im not a fan of
No. 372314
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>>372312I've heard about those but my question is more how do you layer everything without it clashing? Just took the first pic that came up on my pinterest too show you what i am talking about, like these girls have a lot going on but it doesn't look out of place
No. 372321
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>>372315Well that's the point of colour season analysis. It's colour theory applied to fashion. That way, if you curate your wardrobe to mainly consist of clothing in colours from your season, you'll never have to worry about colours clashing because they're all complimentary due to being from the same palette. For example, these colours are all in the same palette and despite all being different, they blend well together. Nothing clashes. You can pretty much throw on anything from your wardrobe and as long as it fits right and doesn't have some hideous cut, you'll never look garish or make other people think you're colour blind.
No. 372464
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What is you opinion of Les Bouledogues Vigneronnes, the Sackler fashion line?
No. 372544
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Are zoomers for real with this long denim skirt trend? Does anyone actually like it? I'm horrified, usually I don't mind old trends coming back round and quite like zoomer fashion, but this is too far. It's only ever going to make you look like a homeschooled fundie.
No. 372555
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>>372544yes, i work in fashion and this was trending. I think it's already on the way out thankfully, its kind of a hard trend to wear and doesn't suit anyone who isn't tall and relatively slim. I think maxi skirts in general will remain strong for a while yet, but the denim ones should be falling off soon
No. 372598
>>372547>>372585Oh yeah, I wasn't complaining about it because I see zoomers wearing denim skirts all the time, it's because zoomer oriented stores are full of them rn. That's why I asked if anyone actually liked it because surely fucking not. Though I guess
>>372555 can confirm it is actually a trend somehow.
I feel like tiktok and instagram have sped up the cycle of fashion trends to such an extent that designers are resorting to almost anything to have new stuff out. Just throwing old trends at the wall and seeing what sticks, either way it'll be in and out of style within a very short period of time.
No. 372625
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>>372544I like the a-line long denim skirts better. The tight ones never fit well around my ass/waist and make me look like a square kek, plus they're uncomfortable to walk around in. I've got this one and I pull it off well but I wear it with chunky shoes or docs and black tight tops and weird belts, sometimes I also layer the skirt with a longer flowy black skirt underneath. It generally fits within my style of maxi dresses and long skirts.
I've seen a lot of stylish zoomer and millenial women pull off denim skirts this summer, but I come from a country with very tall people.
I don't know what's up lately but a lot of these fast fashion brands love to place skirts and pants way below the waist even if the garment looks better when it sits higher, like pic related I posted. I wear it on my waist and it looks way better. I know it's the y2k trend but low waist looks unflattering more often than not.
No. 372690
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>>372544I'm a young millenial/old zoomer and I LOVE maxi denim skirts. Mid-waist, a line cuts are pretty flattering on most body shapes, they can be worn in summer with crop tops and t-shirts and with chunky sweaters in winter. Almost any shoe works, from low trainers to chunky loafers to docs. They're very comfy too.
No. 372731
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>>372695Mid rise is the superior rise for most body shapes and weights. It doesn't let your ass hang out like low rise, and it doesn't accentuate fupas like high rise. It accentuates the hips and creates width, visually cinching in the waist. It can also hide hip dips. Only if it's a looser/baggy fit though.
No. 372875
>>372731I meant the denim maxi skirts since that's what we were talking about.
Anyway it's interesting how even the perception of what's flattering changes throughout time.
No. 372969
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Does anynona know where to find scanned 90s fashion magazines (or just street photos)? Pinterest is mostly serving 90s aesthetic pics akin to the y2k trend.
No. 372973
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>>372544I'm super old and love maxi skirts. Maybe that's not a good endorsement. They can look super frumpy so other anons aren't wrong per se buuut i like them on me. I have a nice one like this (can't find the maxi version just the midi version). When I wear it I just go full 70's vintage vibe with it, tight top tucked in, belt…. and pile my hair up on my head like I'm Loni Anderson…. I get compliments…. But from gen x people kek (I'm tail end gen X)
No. 372979
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>>372969Nonna have you tried looking for the Delia's catalogue? That's the style we all coveted in the 90's. There are lots of pictures online I'm sure someone must have scanned one or done an asmr nostalgia flip through on YouTube. I still feel grief over my long-gone Delia's stuff.
No. 373014
>>372976Thank you so much! I honestly feel retarded for not finding these kek.
>>372979I'll check it out (Sassy as well). Thanks for the recommendations!
No. 373059
>>372997I really liked reading your comment nonna. My mom actually was in her early 20s and had me when she was getting Sassy kek she was an art teacher at the time as well. She really liked the fashion editorials in it and I grew up liking them. A lot of my style evolved from my favorite issues and the spreads within (can remember the Twin Peaks one, this one focused around roses, and one that was all light blue.) I’m 30 now but I still look back at those magazines and love them. I also had some very cool girl babysitters who wore amazing clothes as a kid. I know what you mean re trends you were old enough to actually see being watered down in modern media set back then. I’m obsessed with real 80s stuff (mom also has a lot of various magazines from then) and it’s never done right in modern stuff except maybe Stronger Thongs kek
Do you remember any outfits or spreads in particular from any magazine that stand out in your mind bc you liked them (or even hated them) so much?
No. 373095
>>372690denim is simply too stiff, bulky, and casual of a fabric to function well as a functional and flattering long skirt. each one of these outfits could be improved by with a different material or pants.
no matter how you style long denim skirts, they still make you look like a secret Mormon.
No. 373178
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I really really hate the newest iteration of trendy layering and maximalism among deluded instagram kids. Girl you look insane. this is just a screenshot from a reel I saw this morning, and instagram keeps recommending me these girls who dress themselves like toddlers allowed to pick out their own outfit for the first time no matter how many times I hit not interested. they all are clearly dressing to try to be unique but there's not even anything genuinely fun or eye-catching about the outfit beyond the surprise of so many ugly layers, it's just sludge with all these different elements competing with each other to be the focal point.
No. 373897
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>>373178I really dislike blokette style in general or any subfashion/fit that seems like they came straight out of tiktok. This and blokcore (kek) are so fucking weird to me, I'm not from the UK but dressing like a working class football lad as a fashion statement is really odd to me. Also, fuck sambas
No. 373941
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nonnies how would you style this coat? My aunt gave me a similar one but with a rounder collar from when she was younger and I love how it looks but I'm lost on how to style it
No. 373970
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>>373897i had to look these terms up, and it such an ugly, unflattering, and incohesive style. sometimes wearing contrasting fabrics/fashions can be fun and look nice, but this just seems like you got dressed in the dark.
so much of zoomer fashion is just larping these days instead of actually living the lifestyle associated with the clothing and subcultures. the y2k revival trend in general is a bit strange and soulless. nothing about it feels organic and authentic, which is how much of these pieces (football jerseys worn by football fans, etc) functioned and existed during the 2000's. the clothes were just clothes. people who happened to like or do the same things tended to dress in similar ways. they weren't some contrived, blahblahcore tiktok fit like
>>373178 No. 373993
>>373970This is off topic, but doesn't anyone else feel bothered by the fact that when a lot of these fashion girlies where brogues or mary janes, they always have to go for the most unnaturally bright opaque white sock that hit such an awkward and unflattering part of the calf?? I don't even need to post examples because they are right there in the post.
But to be back on topic, idk why i feel slightly irritated about stacies adapting this kind of style, i feel like a very awkward teenager would wear this unironically with no makeup and gross hair, not Bella Fucking hadid with her cat eye and slicked back hair. Also they don't seem to be embracing the frump, the pictures show them doing mild body checks to reaffirm their hotness that they lost jumping on this trend for clicks and clout. I don't really hate the blokecore trend, but i feel like it's something that shouldn't be a trend and they will all be laughing at themselves and thinking they look gross when this is all over.
No. 374063
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Can a kind hearted nonna recommend an app that analyses colours to me (a hopless retard)? I'm having difficulty determining where on the seasonal colour wheel I fit in because the examples provided for people to compare themselves to literally all look like me regardless of where on the wheel they are
No. 374070
>>374063don't use apps, they're not very reliable. especially if you're olive skinned or a
poc (who they basically just lump into deep autumn or winter).
warm + muted = autumn
warm + bright = spring
cool + muted = summer
cool + bright = winter. it's easy to find your subseason just by eyeballing once you know what season you're in. like if you're a deep autumn (which is high contrast with darker hair and eyes against lighter skin in comparison) the soft autumn palette will look way too desaturated and boring against you. the best way to find out your season is by doing drapes tbh (doesn't have to be your whole wardrobe, you can just do cream vs ivory white or black vs dark brown, etc) but the concept theconceptwardrobe is good at breaking things down
No. 374137
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>>374063i can do this with other people, even from photos pretty well, like i watch color draping vids and go "yeah, i can see where you're coming from, that totally looks better" but with myself i can't get past how ugly i look in every color. should i just kms
No. 374217
>>374141that doesn't seem like a reliable method… anyway, probably some kind of autumn cause the other colors look slightly more horrible? maybe? also isn't it only your actual skintone that's relevant?
>>374151that's really good advice, thank you. that's interesting, because fashion to me IS mainly about confidence, not self expression. i don't see any point in wearing the styles and colors i love if they make me feel like shit. that's why i'd like to find my season so badly. i don't even feel like i hate myself, mostly just baffled at how much easier it is to see on other people. is comfort important to you, anon? how did you achieve it in your style?
No. 374346
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I'm this anon
>>369273 and I finally found my perfect loafers!! Thanks for the suggestions but I should've clarified that I'm in the US. These are the JAXI from steve madden. They look pretty big in the pics but they're a perfect amount of chunk irl. They match basically everything. I've been wearing them almost every day since I got them, and gotten tons of compliments.
I actually also got the coach loafers from my original post too and while the construction and leather quality was amazing, the shape of the platform was a bit odd and I hated the giant logo so I returned them kek
No. 374417
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Tips on drawing inspiration while still making it 'your own'? With styles I'm familiar with I can draw out the main things I like about the look but when it comes to specific people or pictures I always feel a bit lost with how to approach it. Like I can't pinpoint the main things I like about ie Bjorks artsy type of style, she just rocks it.
No. 374425
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>>374418I think drawing inspiration from something means a deep understanding of the style you're contemplating. If you like Bjork's pants, for example, you know that it's the combination of the cut, the color, the pattern, the fit, the fabric what makes you think ''Oh, I like that'', but all those categories may rank differently in appreciation (for example, you probably would like something shorter/larger in colder tones, but would keep the same flower pattern, anything). And when it comes to building a look it's exactly the same, you may like the combination as a whole but every aspects of it would catch your attention differently (''I wouldn't wear those shoes but the top is ideal''). So basically you need to slowly build a wardrobe by experimenting while following your intuition. I think it's impossible to become a copycat when your inspiration is alternative fashion and you need to thrif in order to acquire the pieces you're looking for. People that have no originality at all imitate everything from their inspiration source (hairstyle, makeup, clothing, color palette, shoes, accesories…), but someone with criteria that knows that inspiration and appreciation for something will only get you so far because you actually need to feel and learn what looks best will eventually build their own style. And you probably enjoy different styles, that's another aspect to consider, there's some uniqueness about mixing styles. Pic unrelated
No. 374501
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Anyone know what season and Kibbe she is? I don’t know my own S/K but I have been told by a few people that I look very much like her and we also have nearly identical skin, hair and eye colors.
No. 374615
>>374501I can't tell kibbe types just from the face.
>>374528What about the contrast level though. She doesn't have high contrast for deep autumn. A bit too dark for soft autumn.
No. 374830
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What is this called? And do anyone know brands like that? I have been looking for stuff mostly on Zalando, but it's rather limited + only part of brand's clothes is sold there, while the rest is accessible via their websites. The best if it's an European brand
No. 374861
>>374830Pablo
Maje
Zimmerman
No. 375041
>>372997I was born in 1990 and this was so interesting to read, thanks for sharing
nonnie!
No. 375108
File: 1705949550509.jpg (488.66 KB, 3840x2160, Jdvs1b60.jpg)
Which boots to go for?? I can't decide between Jadon Pisa and 1b60 Bex. I found both on sale for around the same price and I've been wanting both styles since I was literally 13. I mostly wear pants but I figure the tall ones would be ok with wide leg/bell bottoms.
No. 375525
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Opinions on selkie dresses? Any anons purchase a selkie dress in the past? I'm looking for a good quality red dress for a valentine's day date next month. I don't know where to start looking.
No. 375785
File: 1706303631638.png (2.33 MB, 982x1326, that darn shirt.png)
Be honest is this shirt ugly? I remember thinking it was really cute and wanted it so badly when I saw it in the movie Dot the I (upper pics), but now that I'm really looking at it… Its seems like the type of thing that only looks good on insanely beautiful women but not so much on an average person IRL.
No. 375808
>>375785it reminds me of a hyena with the frill down the back and the dots. Which is kinda cool actually. More seriously if you like it so much that you've been wanting it for ages maybe you should buy it
>>375329Platform docs weigh a ton and are wildly uncomfortable, practicality isn't something you should be worried about because neither of them will be wearable everyday, just buy the ones you want to show off.
>>375525There are no words that can accurately describe my hatred for these stupid faux bra cups that look terrible on everyone
No. 375848
>>375808 >>375802
>>375792 >>375788
Thanks anons, I do really love parts of it separately like the sleeves and the brown orangey colors but together it's all a bit ugly but I swear that shirt was so cute. I hate when that happens. Shirts with meshy sleeves are/were a bit trendy recently so I'll have some luck with finding some more in style.
>>375801Kek I see it
No. 375983
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>>375951Easy way would be to wear colorful tops with neutral bottoms. Just pick a color and pick jeans/trousers that don't clash. Any of these colors can be paired with light wash jeans, charcoal jeans or neutral trousers. You can also do the opposite, neutral top with colored pants/skirt.
No. 375984
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>>375951You don't have to go for such bright clear colors, but this is a good example of a "realistic" colorful wardrobe.
No. 375986
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I like the style of old Hongkong actress Joey Wong but I fear that it only looks good on her because she is a beautiful star and otherwise is too laidback for a normie adult woman. I also don't really know there I can find clothes like these? It is somewhat similar to the style some 90s loving teens have but without crop tops and all that.
Another issue I have is that I know which summer clothes I like but anything suitable for cold winter is so ugly to me. Anything more warm than a denim or leather jacket looks so posh or just old imo. Most young women seem to wear nearly ankle length scandi style coats this winter and I hate those. I also hate pullovers, warm cardigans, basically everything I'm forced to wear due to the cold. Anons here seem to like japanese style, like long dresses and stuff, but I never wore skirts and dresses all my life, even as a little girl I was put in pants, so I feel like I can't do that.
No. 376014
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>>376007>>376008Thanks for your advice. Sadly I don't think I can thrift, I have really zero idea what to look for in fabrics, I couldn't tell what is good quality and what's bad, and what's a good price.
Plus she was so famous and rich, she likely wore stuff that might have looked simple but was actually by super expensive stores. She often wore plain white for tops, so I will try that but I'm worried about just looking boring.
No. 376024
>>376014honestly i think this would be really easy to emulate if you just acquire a few key accessories. Some really chic nice black sunglasses, a beret, a gold crucifix on a gold chain, some other easy gold jewelery, a good leather belt with not-too-shiny gold hardware. Literally log onto etsy for all of this stuff and select "vintage" (not handmade which is dropshipped crap).
Everything else is just properly fitting vintage basics. A pair of levis that fit you. a white button down. a white t shirt. All of this stuff can be 100% cotton and doesnt need to be super high end to look good.
No. 376031
>>376007god, i've spent so much time hunting for authentic 90s pieces, but it's worth it. modern rehashings of 90s trends just feel childish and hollow. so i agree that it can help solve anon's dilemma, i feel like my style isn't that immature despite being like 10 times more casual than
>>375986>>376014i felt like this a year ago but now i don't think it's that difficult, basically for common fabrics, good = cotton, wool, maybe linen, bad = everything else that fast fashion is made of lol. different rules for winter gear and other specialized clothing obviously, but polyester is still never good for your tops and dresses. it's literally so horrible and clammy. also, a $5 cotton t-shirt and a $50 cotton t-shirt are basically the same thing.
No. 376075
File: 1706420332718.png (1.51 MB, 2312x1126, Screenshot 2024-01-27 at 9.39.…)
oh my gosh I LOVE this Ralph Lauren ballet bear she's so cute, whyyy does it have to be $1,690 that's just ridiculous
No. 376102
>>376031>good = cotton, wool, maybe linenThis is a risky oversimplification imo. Yeah 100% wool is great in theory but if you don't pay attention to anything else you can get a 100% merino wool sweater that's alteady pulling threads in the store because it wasn't woven tightly. Or a 100% wool coat that has uneven stitching and isn't lined.
>>376014You are so whiny. Why even ask anything if you're just going to respond with "I don't know how" and "I don't think I can"
No. 376167
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Does anyone have any ideas on how to dress like a fairy but in a subtle everyday style? I like fairycore but not that cheap tulle dresses aliexpress kind, nor the grunge slimey colors fairycore that zoomers liked in 2021. I just want to look subtly ethereal and feminine like a fairy. I like outfits like this especially with long boho skirts.
No. 376168
File: 1706476314140.jpeg (142.37 KB, 640x640, IMG_0013.jpeg)
Anons with really wide hips in comparison to their waist, where do you find pants that fit flatteringly and last? I usually have to settle for low-waisted pants but I want some high-waisted ones preferably, because when I buy low-waisted ones the leg part is too baggy. I have a 14-inch difference between my waist and my hips and the rare solution is being lucky and finding 60s vintage cigarette pants in thrift boutiques. I have to cinch in the belt so much when I find pants that fit my hips, but then it makes my thighs appear larger than they are because I’m more slender in those areas. I can’t really explain it but my waist goes from being small to flaring out immediately and there seems to be no modern, high-quality pants that can cater to that. I don’t know if it’s worth it to learn how to make my own pants.
No. 376204
>>376168I wouldn’t know, I only wear skirts tbh. I kinda hate pants. They’re uncomfy and were invented by evil moid savages who I don’t want any association with.
t. Large hipped woman
No. 376272
File: 1706538469905.png (439.97 KB, 493x618, lizlisasweater.png)
>>376075i'm not sure if you'd like this alternative but it reminds me of this liz lisa sweater, it's around $60
No. 376275
File: 1706538885528.jpg (12.4 KB, 169x200, B_781.jpg)
I'm going to lose my shit. I just bought a trench coat thinking it would be my size because it's XS. It's way too big. I'll never find anything my size. I have a puffer jacket that's way too big and I bought it because it was either this or dying from the cold, it makes me feel like pic rel when wearing it. I'm sick of looking like a slob and it was never a choice to begin with.
No. 376289
>>376168Similar proportions and cinching waist with belt always looked weird, i just always make sure to french tuck. Learning this skill is always desirable, but you can find someone for that, it saves a lot of nerves.
>>376208>>376242It might create a problem of not being able to wear it over hips.
>>376204Kek true, i wish i wasn't feeling stupid in them.
No. 376335
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I'm not familiar with Harry Potter. Are these supposed to look like turds?
No. 376479
File: 1706643647753.jpg (48.78 KB, 700x700, venus_necklace_1.jpg)
What do you think of venus symbols in jewellery? Tacky or beautiful? I'm thinking of buying a silver tiny one like the picture.
>>376167You'll have to buy pieces one buy one having in mind actual styles like boho, like you said. I think you should go for natural fabrics like cotton, wool, viscose and linen, maybe some beaded things (preferably glass beads not sequins), vintage floral patterns and small silver accesories with natural crystals. You could learn how to crochet and make yourself some cute tops and shawls. A lot of women sell handmade clothes on the internet that look fairy-medieval-hippie, but they are probably expensive (quality is great tho).
No. 376482
>>376335Wow is really does look like two joke dog shits lol
>>376479I think it’s adorable
No. 376490
>>376485Anon, you said you have just started to knit your own wardrobe, maybe you should check videos with tips on how to make your projects look more well fitted? I've seen those in the sewing community, old ladies helping people by pointing out how some small details give away the fact that your clothes are handmade (nothing wrong with that, but sometimes people want them to look less obviously handmade). I've only been crocheting for some months and I plan to make my first knitted scarf next month so I'm an absolute beginner but I've noticed that I feel more comfortable wearing my stuff if I use good quality yarn (
NO ACRYLIC EVER) and I make sure the colors complement me well.
No. 376556
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every day i'm surrounded by young people who dress like tiktok influencers, pls pray for me. i don't think of myself as very susceptible to peer pressure but it's making it difficult to cultivate my own independent style when everyone around me looks so vibrant and cool and there's such an overwhelming amount of fashion related input going into my brain which i'm struggling to navigate.
No. 376614
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>>376610In my opinion the kawaii lolita stuff looks childish on everyone, even petite women… isn't it kinda the point? First off I would focus on what suits you : are pastel colors flattering on you ? I think they are really hard to pull off for a lot of people and they can make you look really bad (especially if it's a full pastel look). Finding something that suits your coloring and shape is the most important thing to feel confortable imo, so you don't have to exclude a whole style that you like but just adapt it to yourself. I'd look into preppy and romantic keywords on pinterest, those styles feel girly but mature at the same time (like I just searched up romantic curvy outfits and found a ton of nice inspo). You can tone down a look by using more muted colors, neutrals, with some pastel accessories, or mix up basic pieces with cutesy girly stuff, or wear pastel with fitted clothes in a more elegant/sexy way like picrel. It's all about finding a balance between girly and mature. I'd also look for vintage fashion inspo, you'll find more curvy models and Definetely try to find inspo from people who have the same kind of build and features as you do, for me it's way easier to shop and find what could suit me and differenciate what I'd like to see on myself vs what looks good because someone else wore it.
No. 376626
File: 1706711337271.png (362.23 KB, 525x525, otonagirly.png)
>>376610Maybe you could take some inspiration from the adult girly/大人ガーリー style if you're into j-fashion? There are lots of cute and feminine aspects to it but it's more mature looking/less costume-like than lolita or other kawaii j-fashion styles.
No. 376627
>>376610Otona kawaii/"adult girly", retro-inspired styles, and other subtle kawaii classics like big sweaters, tulle skirt etc.
Just avoid the very stereotypically childish things like big peter pan collars, high twintails, leg warmers and that stupid jirai kei make-up and you'll be fine.
No. 376683
File: 1706739244575.png (2.06 MB, 1391x1053, 291377155.png)
I treated myself and bought this ring. There was a matching necklace but I refrained for now even if it was beautiful. Maybe if it stays on their site for a while.
No. 376780
>>376614>In my opinion the kawaii lolita stuff looks childish on everyoneayrt I didn't mean exactly "kawaii", but it was the only "all pastel" style I could think of (as a non-fashion savy person).
>are pastel colors flattering on you?I feel like they aren't, which makes me sad because I love them. I wanna find something that works for me.
>>376626>>376627>I'd look into preppy and romantic keywords on pinterest>Maybe you could take some inspiration from the adult girly/大人ガーリー style>Otona kawaii/"adult girly"Thanks nonas, these help! I think especially the "romantic" tag helps. "Otona kawaii" looks cute but it again only gives me petite skinny japanese women so it's hard to tell if it would actually look good on me.
No. 376788
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>>376735AYRT, you are so right finally someone to commiserate with. Most of the time I don't mind the look, especially on other people. I have other big ass boots but these just don't make me feel good kek I think it's the fact they're more narrow? Not sure but my dream is dead. Now I'm back to looking at knee highs and also these cute lil goofy shoes. They also give clown vibes but they're so ugly-cute it works.
>>376736I fully support anyone with big feet wearing yoog shoes, my hang ups are entirely my own! Wear what makes your heart sing.
>>376780Color wise, pastels can be tricky but I think anyone can make them work. You just have to find the right undertone and brightness for your complexion. I look horrid in pastel pepto bismol lana del rey 2014 pink, but light, muted greens and slightly darker muted pinks compliment my skintone well. On the topic of cute fashion, I don't see why the only options being presented are kawiwi and pastels. Western styles can be romantic and girly too. Cottage-core is dead but I'd consider it romantic and feminine. You could take elements from it like ruffle blouses, long skirts, flower prints, cozy knits and adjust to whatever your vision is. Searching modest coquette outfits on pinterest brings up cute, feminine fashion that's not too outlandish.
No. 376789
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>>376780For example, this is neither kawiwi nor pastel but it's still pretty cute and feminine.
No. 376863
File: 1706845526005.jpeg (322.21 KB, 1297x1794, IMG_4645.jpeg)
I want to buy something from the online store sweetchilling but there have been so many online Chinese resellers that I don’t know if it’s worth the $100 price tag or if it’s actually a decent quality brand.
Any help nonas
No. 376890
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>>376864nta how high is it supposed to be? any higher would probably hurt even more kek
No. 376891
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i just made a grailed account and i'm gonna flirt with the sellers to get cute graphic tees.
No. 376908
>>376505Excatly. The three golden rules for me are: good quality materials, correct size and right colors.
>>376683That looks like a ring a mermaid would wear. What's your style?
>>376794Pastels inherently muted and have low saturation, all seasons have pastels in their palettes so you just have to find what pastel tones work best for you.
>>376891>graphic teesAre you the lesbian anon who dresses like Jared Leto? Sometimes I think of her
No. 376911
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>>376908Pastels range in saturation, they don't have to inherently be muted.
No. 376918
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>>376911You posted a pic of the most brightness pastels can get but that's still low saturation, all the colors present in the picture remain very soft. Pastels do come in a range but that range is always is in the low saturated/muted side, you just posted the most intense possibilities. As I said, all seasons have pastels in their palettes so the anon interested in adding them to her wardrobe will have no problem regardless of her season.
No. 376923
>>376895I know haha. To my defense I don't follow trends and I bought these two years ago, I only wear them in winter. I guess I gained weight since last year but they still seem to fit me perfectly fine overall, except the waist part that presses precisely on the spot where I can't handle it.
>>376913Totally
valid points nona. I'm jealous they work for you.
No. 377138
File: 1706983494159.jpg (58.12 KB, 564x701, 5bd1f92e514e5c9c77911b28ef3e14…)
What anonnas think of indie sleaze revival?
I feel kinda ancient seeing how I dressed at 12-16 (fashion gets late in my country) make a come back. In the other hand, I already put some fits together as I have clothes from that era and I have two pair of skinny jeans from my boyfriend waiting to get tailored.
I kinda dig that you have a range of options, from the alexa chung really cool and put together look and more leaning to a rockstar feel, to the party girl full of sequins and in provocative outfits.
No. 377171
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>>377165a lil collage of latest buys
No. 377190
>>377138I love the style but would hate to see it go through the hands of tiktok zoomers to satisfy their constant need for always the next new thing only to be discarded in 5 months when the next next new thing comes along.
That said I haven't actually seen it even though I've seen claims of it coming back since the pandemic
No. 377373
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>>377166Well sometimes searching for inspo I have the same confusion lol. My guess is that how aesthetics work before the -core era: Just a vibe, a bunch of scenes from different areas, a set of "influencers" to look at (Alexa Chung, Cory Kennedy, Cobrasnake subjects, Chloe Sevigny, Sky Ferreyra, Effy and the Skins cast, etc), brands that have quite the vibe like YSL or American apparel.
Btw this is PJ Harvey.
No. 377374
File: 1707072982355.mp4 (5.32 MB, 720x1280, 91af6028badbe2cdc3cf79a301718c…)
>>377190I have bad news for you anonna… though the forth outfit is cute.
No. 377899
File: 1707301588221.jpeg (887.11 KB, 873x1134, 1707251333218.jpeg)
What shirt is she wearing?
No. 378161
>>377982>too broad and varied to be definedI feel like this is only true through the lens of 2020s aesthetics/core-styles that exist within this tiny framework of hyper specific elements which define the style and from which next to no deviation is allowed or it gets labeled as something different entirely.
But maybe that's the difference between a "style" and an "aesthetic"
No. 378792
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i just got these for a huge discount, they were the last size in the store and sold out everywhere!! tiny bit small for me but after stretching them in the freezer they're all good. any suggestions on what kind of outfits to pair them with? i'm really into floridacore/burgerpunk atm
No. 378815
>>378792what brand are these? they’re cute
I think white chunky tennis shoes look good with cargo pants or a sleek dress/skirt, since it subverts the classy look
No. 378827
File: 1707761793913.jpg (638 KB, 1080x1947, B jsisjwnynsja.jpg)
>>378789They look the best if you go monochromatic with your whole outfit imo. Or if they're a pop of color like picrel. Also this might be autistic but I think opaque tights look better with heavy weight clothing, like a knit dress.
No. 378829
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>>378789They also look nice with grey tbh.
No. 378889
File: 1707770306528.jpeg (99.22 KB, 564x846, IMG_0379.jpeg)
>>378841ayrt I think it’s cute if done right
No. 378894
File: 1707770912651.jpg (48.33 KB, 640x425, swimsuit.jpg)
Does any brand still do patterned swimsuits sorta like pic rel, or any that have so I could get it second-hand? I don't want plain solid color ones, I like it when they have unique designs with different patterns and that early 2000s color scheme.
No. 378908
File: 1707774512327.png (789.46 KB, 691x663, swimsuitinspo.png)
>>378903I realized I was pretty vague sorry. I looked up the image on yandex and found some designs I liked. I know it's pretty tacky but I'm a sucker for this brown teal jerseyshore-esque look because it feels like the only sort of design that still looks good on me.
No. 378923
File: 1707778752433.jpeg (135.67 KB, 600x800, swimsuit3.jpeg)
>>378894>>378908Banana Moon definitely. I remember seeing stuff like this there up until 2013 at least, good chance you could find an unused one on some second hand website.
Most fast fashion brands did it at some point so you can just search any of them and filter by color since you have a precise color scheme in mind. I used to own picrel in 2008 or so (I'm a big fan of brown x teal x gold as well) and the listing I stole this picture from is only 3 euros !
No. 379033
File: 1707832454537.jpg (112.04 KB, 600x711, 1211459174101.jpg)
>>378827>>378829>>378902>>378966Thank you! I tried it on an outfit like in this photo but the skirt was a cream plaid instead and I felt like puking a little bit.Also felt the same when I tried it on my plain black skirts for a fully black outfit. I don't know if it was just me being insecure, but I'll try to go with your advice.
No. 379140
File: 1707875645650.jpg (274.66 KB, 958x667, paisleyprint.jpg)
>>378911>>378923Ty for your inputs! I did find really nice ones from your brands, and I learned paisley print is a good searching term for these fun tacky designs.
No. 380468
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Sorry for a spoon feeding request but does anyone know where to find these style pants in a cotton/breathable fabric?
These pants are everywhere and it feels like I don’t even know where to look. All of the ones I’ve found are synthetic and it feels like it’s begging for a yeast infection
No. 380495
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>>380494Maybe something like this
No. 380514
File: 1708388383826.jpg (664.3 KB, 1587x1181, showa FLOREO GLOVES.jpg)
>>380494I'd honestly just use lightweight gardening gloves.
Showa 370 FLOREO Unisex Lightweight Strong Sensitive Gardening Gloves Nitrile>>380494
No. 381002
File: 1708587544016.png (1.23 MB, 960x1450, DIOR-WX4_V1.png)
can anyone help me find the closest thing possible to picrel
my mom threw out a third of my closet without asking me and this was in it
No. 381095
File: 1708636503542.jpg (68.25 KB, 553x530, 05615a91a1c04c47c8044e06b5dac2…)
How would you a style a dress like this in winter?
No. 381569
File: 1708829547170.jpg (94.44 KB, 544x558, necktype..JPG)
I don't know anything about fashion, but I have a hobby of browsing ebay for weird items. I came across this shirt and the pattern is atrocious so I will not be buying it, but I'm super intrigued by this unique neck. Is there a term for this? I'd like to search for another top with a neck like this that doesn't have such a hideous pattern.
No. 381585
File: 1708840113210.png (1.7 MB, 1200x852, 1000002974.png)
Miu Miu new balance collab… $1200… lol.
No. 381678
File: 1708914246795.jpg (121.77 KB, 764x1149, mugler fw rtw 82.jpg)
Nonnies do any of you know where I can find more pictures of Mugler F/W 1982, the catsuits look so cute but I can only find a few images of them which makes me sad.
No. 381790
File: 1708972497180.jpeg (58.57 KB, 640x799, mugler fw 1986.jpeg)
>>381678I loved that mugler show. the fact that it actually looks really warm is a big plus. my favorite is the f/w 86 star knits, super cool and cozy looking in my opinion
No. 382389
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>>382364Perhaps ordering dangling earrings by their length as the get closer to the lob like picrel might help. I'm personally not a fan of multiple danging earrings (unless they're hoops or closed chains) in one ear, but you do you anon.
No. 382390
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>>382389samefag, but here's an example of how awkward dangling earrings can look if they're not spaced out, descending, or the same length. Also
nonnie, does the sound bother you that much? I have never paid attention to it on other people. I don't think you have to worry too much, unless it's a sensory problem for yourself.
No. 382406
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>>382389>>382390Oh I see! The earrings I was thinking of are the bigger ones like picrel, so the hitting sounds are kinda loud kek but I was hoping against hope that there'd be one non-awkward configuration. I'll pivot into looking to layer them by sizes and lengths, thank you anon!
No. 382408
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I posted this dress before and so far when I’ve worn it people have offered to take my coat four times. It’s extremely awkward every time, how do I style this so it’s more clear I’m wearing a dress?
No. 382411
>>382408don't button it up all the way, perhaps. If possible, rolling up the sleeves a little bit could help. Some kind of jewelry (necklace, brooch/pin). Wear another coat over it and make a big show of handing that one over.
I have only had this issue with a similar dress once, but the sleeves are 3/4 length, which I think helps. Obviously you need to test out how any of the potential solutions look irl,possibly none of them will suit the dress.
off topic and probably silly, but I hate it when dresses that have interesting details like this one are modelled by such gormless bland models. I hate the vacant stare idk. Guess in a couple years I will just be happy it's human and not AI.
No. 382429
>>382408A necklace should signal it's a dress.
It's weird though, I don't feel like the picture looks like something you'd easily mistake for a coat. Does it look very differen on you?
No. 382595
anyone else sick of the arcteryx hat? i'm an outdoors clothing enthusiast and can't wait til everyone forgets about those things in like a month.
>>382504same, the other example is a bit girly for me personally.
No. 382897
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is there any way to style rocking horse shoes outside of lolita? i’ve been itching to buy a pair but i just… don’t know what i could even wear without them looking super out of place.
No. 382900
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>>382897I'm a lolita, but I wear them all the time with more regular clothes like button up skirts or dresses and they always get the most compliments.
No. 382916
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>>382897There's a lot of japanese street style pictures that feature them with more normie outfits. I think they look good with a midi length dress or skirt. They are a lot more versatile then you think.
No. 382976
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What kind of clothes would you style a fat woman in?
No. 383068
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>>383061they can't walk on grass comfortably? no hate but i still can't believe women would wear something like this, or stilettos voluntarily. it just doesn't make any sense. the earth is like 99.9 percent grass and mud. it is literally everywhere. what if you have to run away from a crackhead in these
No. 383084
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so glad skinny jeans are out, i've been slowly replacing my pants wardrobe and i'm astounded at how bad and unflattering they look on everyone
No. 383104
>>383093>scream confidenceYou are hiding your legs/butt/hips, that does not scream confidence.
>attention to style trendsYou really think thats sexy? Most style trends are awful. I'd much rather have a girlfriend who is inattentive to short-lived tacky trends.
No. 383120
>>383068Are you regularly encountering crackheads in the middle of open fields, anon? I wouldn't wear them anywhere without pavement.
>>383084I hate flare jeans, they get caught on everything. They only look good on really tall women imo.
No. 383130
>>383120well, it's an either or situation, where there are pavements there are definitely crackheads. i doubt they'd be very convenient for running even on pavement, but i never tried them so idk.
>>383127skintight jeans/jeggings will never make you look super skinny since they're meant to cling to your legs and butt, that's why they were popular with the 'thicc' instabaddie types. if you want the tall skinny legend vibe you should go for narrow straight denim that leaves some breathing room.
No. 383132
>>383129I don't, actually.
>>383131Why is complimenting your curves a bad thing? Nobody said its either leggings or skinny jeans, you can wear both you know. I like showing off my curvy butt and hips in both. I don't want to be skinny, sorry.
No. 383152
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>>383146that means nothing to the typical skinny jean wearer
No. 383154
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>>383120These type of flares are my absolute favorite. They snug on your thighs a bit but leave bagginess at the bottom. I get mine at the thrift store and as a womanlet I definitely have to sometimes tailor or cuff them up. I really like pants that cover your shoes, but I enjoy bagginess as a whole.
No. 383155
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>>383152this is so gru-coded
No. 383419
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I bought these levi's bold curve id straight leg jeans for 23€ from my local thrift store and I'm surprised at how comfortable the low-rise style is. I feel like the dumbest zoomie since 2/3 of my jeans are high-rise. I will never buy skinny jeans though
No. 383537
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Kept seeing these everywhere since they were gifted to celebs to promo them and knew the price would be ridiculous but I looked it up and these shits are $200. Girl have grandma crochet you one what the hell
No. 384948
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Post more pictures of horny suburban wine mom fashion. I feel like this aesthetic doesn't get enough appreciation.
No. 385745
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Look even if you think the 90's/2000's mallgoth/numetal fashion is awful, give me an opinion on which is least bad?
No. 385770
>>385745depends on your wardrobe. If you are the red flavor of mallgoth and have many red x black items go with right, but the other two are more versatile in terms of accent color choice, especially the skirt but it looks a bit uncomfortable compared to pants.
I think the smaller ring chains on the left pants look better than the right where the chains hang weirdly due to the elongated ring shape.
>>383419I also got my "first" low rise jeans recently but it's a bootcut/flare type from a fast fashion chain, I was surprised at how good it looked and how comfortable it was and I haven't had any asscrack-related accident yet. It's not actually my very first low-rise because I'm well into my twenties but it's the first one that fits and isn't a skinny leg type tailored for an anachan. I regret slandering low-rise jeans as much as I did last time they were brought up itt.
No. 385778
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Nonnies, does anyone know what these types of dresses are called?? I know they’re kind of different but the bust style looks similar, they’re both from Betsey Johnson SS2008
No. 385948
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Does this style have a name? What do you think about it?
No. 385995
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Which pants, anons?
No. 386056
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>>386045Lookbook has been dead since forever. I looked up my old "idols" from back then and they disappointed me so much. They all went from super cute and unique (for a teen back then) to the most basic beige/grey scandi style.
No. 386061
>>385778didn't kelly eden have the same blue dress from Betsey?
>>385745I have always wanted TRIPP pants but the skirt is really cool. One thing I hate about the pants is they look raggy when you walk on them so much but if that happens with the skirt you can cut it shorter.
No. 386084
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Where do you find a simple pair of Mary Janes like this? I dislike the chunky sole style that all of the ones being sold online seem to follow, and Ebay/Poshmark haven't been especially helpful, either.
No. 386161
>>386045A revelation. Thank you for blessing this ancient ignorant millenial with your youthful wisdom,
nonnie.
No. 386219
>>386212Ever heard of the brand
Camper? I've never owned anything from them but they mostly use leather and quality seems to be very good. Check these mary janes:
https://www.camper.com/ca_ES/women/shoes/brutus/camper-brutus-K201433-001 No. 386234
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>>386231I work front desk in a business casual office, have a belly, and tend to wear sweaters over a long skirt, wide leg trousers, or jeans most of the time, with a piece of simple jewellery to make it classier. Similar to picrel but with simpler jewellery and no red lip. My office leans towards the "casual" side of business casual though, so idk if you could pull it off in a workplace where everyone is suited and booted. You could try looking up the company on social media and see if they have any staff pictures to find out what your new colleagues wear to work. Or you could even drop in as a customer and observe depending on whether you need to make an appointment or not. I'm sure there's gotta be at least one other person who carries their weight on their belly and is keeping to the dress code just fine, unless it's really small.
No. 386252
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>>386234For a hot second I thought the same outfit had been posted in Taylor R's thread but it was mainly just the shoes and color kek
No. 386287
>>386234This is really cute nonna thanks! It’s a government job and I’m just transferring from one agency to another but I’m not sure how strict they’ll be. Do you find pants to hurt your stomach? I don’t like wearing denim/tight pants because it hurts around my midsection, also it’s so hard to find something since I measure 40 inches but my hips are 28 and my legs are thin (so like your stereotypical hispanic aunt). At the same time though I’ve never worn dresses/skirts and I always feel weird when wearing them.
>>386238I’m 4’11” if that helps. I’ve tried taking a look at the kibbe thing but I can’t wrap my head around it, plus almost all examples are of thinner women. And I guess now looking at myself I might be more rectangle? All I know is I have no hips and ass but a bulging stomach.
No. 386457
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>>386167>>385999>>386047Thanks anons. I ended up picking up these ones as well, they were on sale.
No. 386460
>>386457Saw this on the front page and gotta say
nonnie, they're super cute. Good for you
No. 386500
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>>378894omg I know it's late but I actually have the perfect answer for this!
Bydee is an Australian brand and I loooove their bathers. They make them from recycled fabrics and they hold up nicely. The way the site works is more of a "choose your own" thing where you pick the cut you like and then the fabric type. Picrel is the cut I went with and there's plenty of different styles to choose from.
No. 386937
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Nonnas, how do you deal with wanting to wear styles/cuts that don't match your body shape? I am an average weight and height, but my chest is substantially bigger. I've gotten a reduction but it's still not a small size. I've hated it ever since I developed them because I am simply not a sexy person and don't want to be viewed that way (even though I appreciate more romantic/sultrier looks; they're just not my personality). For example, I love current normie Japanese fashion but I've tried styling myself that was and it simply doesn't work because I'm not a small frame straight line shape. However, I find the idea of dressing according to my more voluptuous shape nauseating. I have had bad experiences being sexualized because of my breasts all throughout school. Though some styles like a 50s vintage cut or more romantic styles would flatter me, it wouldn't portray me the way I want to show myself to the world, you know? I wish I could dress as modestly and effortlessly as let's say picrel but then I'd make myself into a potato.
Does anyone have any tips on how to bridge the gap between what one's body type and actual personality?
No. 386997
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I'll be the first to admit that I dress pretty basic. But now that I've developed a capsule wardrobe, it's great. It's a lot easier for me to get dressed in the morning now and it's very easy to mix and match my clothing because I wear colors that blend well together. I have also gotten more compliments on my style, one of my friends said she loved my cute feminine style and she liked how she could look at an item in the store and think "anon would wear that". Another one of my friend said I always looked well put together because of my outfits! It's brought me a lot of joy nonas, I always dreamed of having such a stress-free wardrobe where I can throw different pieces together and not have to worry. Plus, I don't really feel the urge to buy new clothes anymore. picrel isn't mine
No. 387421
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>>386460>>386552Thanks anons.
>>386545Lol I got the red ones as well. Some days you just have to be comfy.
>>387408Any cropped or fitted top or blouse with one of the print's colors, like black, cobalt blue, or red. I have a few black tops like this one that should work.
No. 387630
>>386937>how do you deal with wanting to wear styles/cuts that don't match your body shape?I wear what I want because it makes me happy and confident, no other approach to fashion has that effect on me. I don't know about you but in my country/family surroundings ''to match your body shape'' equals wearing clothing that looks tight and enhances a typically femenine figure. Once I became determined to wear what I felt comfortable with and to experiment with styles that I found interesting I stopped feeling constrained in terms of fashion. My mother hates thrifting but it's been my main source of clothing for almost a decade, so finding some reassurance at home while I was growing up depended entirely on myself. I learned to value my own opinion above everyone else's because otherwise I would live my life feeling uncomfortable (never give in to other's opinions on shoes, you'll suffer physically and aesthetically for months) and turns out a lot of people love telling others what to do even when the people who follow their advice look visibly unhappy. I've also developed some sensory issues over the years and I almost entirely wear 100% cotton everything, that's an aspect of my style that nobody can change my mind about. Learning about color theory has helped me a lot. I'm a textbook sof summer so even if I look too hobo for an occasion at least I know the colors I'm wearing compliment my skin complexion and my hair lol
>I wish I could dress as modestly and effortlessly as let's say picrel but then I'd make myself into a potato.What's wrong with potatoes? I love the trashbag silhouette, we don't have to show the curve of our waists all the time. There's no shame in dressing comfy and practical.
>Does anyone have any tips on how to bridge the gap between what one's body type and actual personality?I think only the passing of time will help you develop a cohesive style. People who buy their whole wardrobe at once following a fad get stuck in a neverending cycle of trends and hoarding then dumping cheap clothes. If you want to find your personal style you'll have to experiment for a while until you reach a certain point where your new additions become a small improvement of your style. A good sign is when you buy less and you use those new pieces right from the start, and you never regret buying something.
>>386997Congrats anon! Can you post a picture of something that resembles your style? I'm curious
No. 388194
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>>387630sure nona! I was kind of embarrassed to give examples because my style is very boring compared to some anons posts. I live in a cold country so I usually wear jeans to prioritize comfort. Picrel are photos I found online and they're closest to what I wear on the daily, I try to add feminine touches like lace, flowy shirts, layered necklaces/bracelets and I wear a lot of pink. I like doing cute hairstyles too, my hair is super long now so they're fun to do. I know it's not very interesting but it suits me well and it makes it easy to find items that match. I'd be open to getting more adventurous though especially with my bottoms.
No. 388437
>>388427men's pants are really nice in terms of fitting because compared to women's sizing guessing game, men's tend to have inseam and waist measurements in inches so you generally know what to expect. The roomy crotch does make it obvious you're wearing men's pants but if you're going for a butch/gnc look that doesn't matter tbh.
Also if you're curvy, pear shaped etc you may have fit issues because they are cut for mens' sad asses. I share jeans with my bf a lot but I have no curves and narrow hips, and even then the jeans that fit me on the waist can be tight on the butt. So I'd recommend sticking to looser/baggy cuts. Also length- I usually go for 30 in (often the shortest option) and I'm 170cm. If you don't mind me asking is there a reason you're looking for men's pants in particular?
No. 388575
>>385143You can buy second hand uniform pieces on Japanese Mercari, Yahoo auctions or Rakuten for cheaper. Also, taobao has affordable secondhand vintage school uniform pieces. If you search vintage jk, they'll come up. w-uniform is another website for secondhand uniforms.
If you don't mind uniforms that aren't real but are still close in quality, Conomi or East boy are good.
Don't feel bad! It's a cute and versatile fashion!
No. 388589
>>387615the channels i got the most out of were madeyoulooks, frugalaesthetic and maybe brave new wear.
merriam style is also good if you're into style systems, but her fashion advice wasn't ever directly applicable to me, though it did push me to the right direction. if you have a specific starting point in mind it's worth just going on pinterest. the ones i mentioned are the most informative channels out there, it's much easier to find casual fashion content creators.
>>388194hair and jewellery is what can really take a style like yours to the next level, it's great that you're having fun with it. where do you like to shop for jewellery?
>>388427seconding prev anon, the butt/thigh narrowness is the main problem for me, it's not a big deal if the pants are loose but i've had bad experiences even with baggy mens jeans. i think they're worth the struggle, the quality is good and they're super comfortable if you find a good pair and are taller.
>>387836they took over a lot of the moderation too, weirdly most of the troon mods don't even seem to care about fashion.
No. 388625
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Nonas do you know of any brands that have a "fairy-tale"-like style? I'm really craving some floaty, frilly dresses. I know about Linennaive and retro-fairy.com - although the latter seems slightly sus.
No. 388633
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>>388625Maybe out of your price range, but I dress like this frequently and imo, 1970s Gunne Sax dresses are the pinnacle of this look, both in terms of style and quality. Expensive, but I finally bit the bullet in December of last year, and it was 100% worth it. I now own 4, lol. You can generally get them at more affordable prices via ebay auctions, I managed to score this same dress from one for $85 (and the depop listing I got this picture from sold for $374!!).
No. 388782
>>388633How lucky, nona!
I know you can find great stuff that is vintage, but I was also hoping to find more modern brands like this.
No. 388790
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It's $120. Should I?
No. 388791
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>>388790and these… so pretty.
No. 388859
>>388818Why would that matter if it suits the person?
>>388790>>388791They're both nice anon. Just make sure that dress color looks good on your skin kek
No. 389031
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I got inspired again to make a style board, mostly just to visualize how drastically my style has changed just in the past year. for reference, I was
>>322118 I don't really know how to explain how this happened. It's like all of a sudden I wanted to experiment with dark colors, jewel tones, and more mature and elegant cuts. And I'm realizing just how happier and prettier I feel like this. Jfashion didn't really suit me and I was sick of wearing clothes cut for someone much more petite than me.
Some of these pics are aspirational (cannot justify buying new from really expensive brands like rouje) and I have a little more color in my wardrobe (i still love pink, along with reds, purples, dark blues and cool greens), but it's overall about the vibe and the cuts I wear the most.
No. 389086
>>389067She wrote "it's giving" so you can disregard that opinion anyway kek
>>388809Would you really wanna thrift something that has come into contact with the previous owners bare butt and crotch? I would never.
No. 389190
>>388198Aww thank you for saying that nona! It's really sweet of you
>>388589I get a lot of my jewelry from independent shops online. None in particular, I usually just search Etsy for 100% sterling silver pieces and see what I like. I also check secondhand on Poshmark and Depop and in jeweller stores that sell secondhand stuff. Other than that a lot of my jewelry's actually been handed down to me from family members or gifted to me for birthdays. Sorry I can't be of more help nona. I love the Tiffany's stuff and look longingly at the really fancy stuff in shop windows, but I don't have the money for anything pricey.
>>389031I really like these nona! It's a change definitely, but you've kept in the long skirts, feminine touches and dainty, feminine prints. I really love the look of those satin dresses, the pink one is just beautiful. This style lends itself so well to soft, bouncy layered hair too, it's feminine while being elegant and mature.
No. 389323
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What is a good site for reasonably priced cutesy cat stuff? Like the graphic tees Shein sells. I feel guilty using shein bc they steal designs so I'd like to take my business elsewhere
No. 389425
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maybe i am retarded but do any nonnies out there know where i can find clothing like picrel that aren't complete shit quality? i only find stuff like this on aliexpress et al with weird fucked up fit/sizing and horrible fabric choices. i just want some cute jfashion/kfashion stuff that is actually somewhat nice and not made of 100% polyester.
No. 389442
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Just ordered these shoes from Steve Madden and I’m not sure if I let my final fantasy brainrot influence my decision because I have no idea how to style them now that I sit on it kek.
No. 389443
>>388790>>388791Too expensive for the first dress
Shoe looks too tacky and dated.
No. 390330
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Cute for a summer wedding or tacky? Mint/turquoise looks really good on me but I'm not sure I can pull off leopard print even if it does seem to be coming back.
If anons are interested in these
>>386457 pants they're an additional 20% off this week:
https://camilla.com/products/00023784-scarf-belt-wide-leg-pant-play-your-cards-right No. 390462
>>390037Nta but a piece can be released recently but be heavily reminiscent of trends from longer ago and therefore come across dated. I would've never guessed those heels were made in 2023 either.
>>390330In my experience people generally prefer less bold outfits at weddings to allow the newly wedded couple to shine, but maybe the dresscode is different at yours.
No. 390470
>>390424I feel the same way about several of the outfits anons post here lol. Shows how different people's tastes are.
>>390462It's a masquerade and the only code is not wearing white.
>>390447Kek anon.
No. 390492
>>390330It's quite pretty but then I love grandma aestethics. Although I doubt an actual grandma would wear something with a random skin window.
Wear what you love anons. It's always facinating how different people's taste is, so since everyone thinks so differently it's best to wear what you feel the best in yourself.
No. 390536
>>389442you can style them by putting them back in their box and ship them back to steven madden. im sorry nonna but they are hideous. i think they would look much better without those cheap looking metal circles?
>>390330Auntie having the time of her LYFE in palm springs
>>389031super cute. just fyi the only way those skirts will look good on you is if you wear high heels. you cant wear flats with these or your calves will look giant and legs short
No. 390734
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nonnies help me!! I got invited to a wedding for someone I barely know. Never been to a wedding before. I'm terrified of misinterpreting the dress code and standing out, especially because I normally wear alt fashion and have no frame of reference for this kind of thing kek. It's cocktail/semi-formal at a pretty nice venue. Would this dress be ok? I'm just trying to look as "normal" as possible. I'd appreciate any other suggestions too
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>>390734samefag I also like this one but maybe the pattern is too loud
No. 390738
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>>390734This dress is quite perfect, actually, but depending on the location you may need a shawl to cover your shoulders, mostly because some churches don't allow people to enter or sit on certain places with uncovered shoulders, but also because you may feel cold at some point.
Tbh, it also depends on the time, I feel like this dress is practical because with some accessories you can either make it a night dress or a day dress, meanwhile the other dress feels more like it's for a day party, but maybe not for a wedding because of the flowers, plus if it's a garden party/wedding you may end up getting camouflaged a bit with the background in pictures.
No. 391739
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I bought a skirt just like this because it was 60 percent off and it’s pretty, but now I realize I have no idea what to wear with it. I don’t have any crop tops like the one in picrel, and I don’t know if it’s my favourite way to wear it. Any other ideas?
No. 391841
>>391739It's a neutral piece, so you could style it a lot of different ways. Don't know what your style is but I liked some of the outfits in vidrel
No. 391846
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Recently started using a closet organization app, I think it's been very helpful to start defining a more clear style and to declutter my wardrobe. My style is all over the place, and I have a lot of stuff I never wear. I've already gotten inspiration on how to put together outfits with those lesser worn pieces which is exciting! I also donated a bunch of stuff that I just don't like anymore or doesn't fit the vision I have of my style going forward.
Does anyone else here use an organization app? Any recommendations? The one I use currently is pretty bare bones but simple to use, however it doesn't have any AI outfit suggestions etc, I'm wondering if those are useful at all?
No. 391854
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>>391846i've been trying one for over a year and i feel like it's made a difference. as an example, left are some of my first attempts (on a good day), right was a year later. the newer fits still looked like absolute dogshit, but there was arguably more personality there, maybe? i used acloset which i do NOT recommend because they fucking made it unusable, idk if i should try reuploading everything to indyx because the money hungry devs will probably break it as well when they have a big enough userbase. i wear the same 3 items every day anyway. good luck with your closet and yes, ai still totally sucks at fashion.
No. 391856
>>391854I LOVE your style anon!!
>the money hungry devs will probably break it as well when they have a big enough userbaseDamn I hope not. Right now the monetization seems to rely on their stylist and selling/lending services and not the clothes management itself (aside from user data of course), hope that does not change in the future.
No. 391860
>>391846I didn't know those apps existed now I can fullfil my Polly Pocket wardrobe dreams!
>>391854I really like your style, anon! I love the combination of blues, grays and light neutrals.
No. 392116
>>391854rip in piss acloset
i remember when it used to actually be good, thankfully i downloaded most of my fits. It's crazy to me they wouldn't even let you download your own data once they got greedpilled
btw i love your pop punk surfer girl style
No. 392155
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Brands similar to Custo Barcelona? Preferably not luxury.
inb4 it's so ugly, I know. There's just something so admirable by fun clashing designs where it's known someone actually designed it.
No. 392158
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What kind of fabric/brand would be a good pick for a black turtleneck that actually lasts? I only have fast fashion polyester garbage that starts pilling and collecting cat hair like crazy right after the first wash, they all look so frumpy.
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>>392158The difficult thing is that it isn't just the raw material itself that influences how much the sweater will pill but also the way it's been processed, and you can't really tell that (as far as I know) beforehand unless it's already pilling in store, so you could get a really nice expensive merino or alpaca wool sweater that still ends up pilling because the yarn wasn't made well. A fabric shaver is pretty helpful with making sweaters look presentable again and they're inexpensive.
No. 392193
>>392191Ayrt, those dresses look very similar to clothes children wore in (very) early 2010. I'd know because I was there. Look at the cut and patterns of the second and third dress. Stripes were everywhere and so were those random stringy/particle graphics (IDK how to describe them). I know exactly the texture of that striped dress fabric too because that fabric was everywhere as well.
Now that I'm explaining it I guess this would all be closer to, like, 2008. But still. 2008-2012 had some fugly fucking clothes.
No. 392217
>>392158I have a bunch of basics (including turtlenecks) from land's end that are really nice.
>>392191yeah they did
>>392186I hope so honestly. I can't wait to pull out all of the old modcloth things I couldn't bring myself to throw away.
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>>392222I've been thinking the same thing about that ethnic 'aztec' or 'navajo' print that was everywhere at the time. The galaxy and ethnic leggings were peak early 10s, and that says a lot about that era of fashion. I can't imagine them making a comeback but a few years ago we were saying the same things about early 00s fashion and how it was the worst decade in fashion history. I feel like late 00s trends are already coming back in style with colorful thights, ballet flats, stripes, thin oval glasses (…) and overall 80s influences. So the early 10s revival is coming. Indie sleeze was mentioned a lot but I think overall more casual styles will come back. For example the pumpkin spice latte girl style (casual boho) was also really popular at that time.
No. 392234
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i'm struggling to reconcile how i want to dress. i was an obligate weird art girl my whole life but i've grown really tired of everyone thinking that's all i am, even though creativity is still an important part of my life. i still enjoy quirky jewellery, accessories and unusual combinations, but i'm struggling to put on anything that isn't extremely basic and utilitarian and not feel insecure about how it comes across to others. do you think it's possible to have those cheeky details i like while still looking somewhat respectable? all the advice online is basically "try fun color combos and patterns!" but i hate that. my graphic tees are my one only solace.
No. 392255
>>392248Time to buy all grey & beige clothing or earth tones depending on what game your NPC is from.
Although, jeans and tee's are subject to trends you can find bare bones basics IF you're willing to pay to whatever brand Mark Zuckerburg wears. Super luxe fashion will always find a way to make it self scream 'I have no money & a empty head so please don't pay attention to me'
No. 392256
>>392234You sound fun
nonny, can you post something similar to what you wear vs what you would like to wear?
No. 392268
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>>392256>>392259it's so generic i don't feel like looking for an example, i basically just wear sneakers, grimy jeans, a t-shirt/sweatshirt and an optional baseball cap. maybe with a slight military influence when i'm feeling edgy. i used to love beading my shoelaces, xd-randomly wearing ties, aggressively decorating my bags, etc. but the quirkiness just feels like way too much now, i can only describe it as a fear of looking childish and a weird
toxic masculinity (i suppose because my current style would be considered pretty masculine?). maybe a single fun keychain or a necklace would be okay but i don't have other ideas. ultimately natural style progression is normal and good, i'll either have to let go of my old quirky items or find subtle ways to incorporate them.
No. 392442
>>392277thank you, i think going monochromatic or at least muted would work well. the fruits comment makes me feel i made the right choice in moving away from it, i really don't want to attract attention at all.
>>392248i've been thinking about your post as well, i feel like our goals are kind of comparable. the most anti fashion thing one can do is stop thinking of it as fashion and think of it as clothing. don't put effort into styling, pick pieces for the sake of function, how well they can get the job done. like those extremely ugly looking but super comfortable running shoes, that kind of thing is probably perfect for your needs.
>>392293there's no such thing as comfortable metal jewellery but no i can't imagine wearing these for any amount of time.
No. 392525
>>388437>>388589Thanks for replies nonnies, sorry for such a belated response, I somehow completely forgot I asked this question here!
>Also if you're curvy, pear shaped etc you may have fit issues because they are cut for mens' sad assesYeeah, I thought about that… my hips/butt are pretty big.
>If you don't mind me asking is there a reason you're looking for men's pants in particular?I just heard they're more comfortable and even better quality(?). Just like the other nona said basically. Also I liked some old Gwen Stefani's looks where I believe she wore men's pants. So I wanted to try it but now I doubt it's going to work after trying on some woman's pants even. I'm short and too wide in hips for that. Sigh!
No. 392872
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Would you say this dress is too flashy as a wedding guest? The dress code is:
>>Dress: Semi-Formal - Tuxes and gowns are welcome, and so are suits and midi cocktail dresses.
No. 392893
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>>392881it's hard to suggest something without knowing what look you're going for and what your body type is, but if you want a short red dress, then i would suggest something like this. the draped fabric adds a classy element and the print is more modern than one on the dress you posted.
https://www.zara.com/uk/en/printed-tulle-dress-p03067319.html?v1=331001083&v2=2352827 No. 392901
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>>392893kek, mini tulle dress for a semi formal dress code nice one nonna
>>392872Here are some trendier (some more some less) choices from a quick scroll through Asos and Zara. The florals aren't the greatest picks but you get the idea.
No. 393114
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Weird question but as it's getting warmer I'm looking for socks and sandals recs to wear together.
Don't roast me, I commute a lot and the city I live in is really nasty. I'm not brave enough to just wear sandals.
Any tips on how to style it maybe like picrel (it's a bit zoomer for my liking but the other references I found were too preppy for my current wardrove)
No. 393283
>>393266It's best if you don't do that, it hasn't been in for a long time already, I get the nostalgia but you will get your picture taken in secret.
You could just wear them at home on your own, I like to do that from time to time, I wear stuff I wouldn't wear outside. Because yeah, it sucks that it's impossible to wear whatever you want whenever you want, but it's better to make your life outside as peaceful as possible, then you can be unhinged at home.
No. 393290
>>393266I feel bad for you
nonnie cos it should be cute to wear cat ears but furries ruined it for everyone. I agree with the anon who said you should wear them only at home, or maybe at small/private events, so people don't creep on you. Maybe there are other cat-related accessories you can wear on a daily basis that are a bit more subtle, like cat earrings?
No. 393319
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>>393266I read the first sentence and instinctually did this face. Sure, wear them if you want people to know you are very autistic.
No. 393324
>>393266If you're noticably alt fashion I don't think it's an issue (assuming it fits the style).
If you dress normie and wear cat ears you're gonna look retarded. However if you dress normie BUT is very dressed up - it can work. If you can make people think you're on your way to an event or a party (even if you're not) they won't think it's too weird.
No. 393327
>>393114>it's a bit zoomer for my liking Is it? The sandals in your pic look very grandma to me.
Honestly I agree with other anon, if you live in a gross city it's better to go with light shoes instead.
No. 393938
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Where can you get vintage style trousers like this nowadays besides hunting for literal 80 year old pants? Everywhere I look it's either jeans or sleek corporate office pants.
No. 394350
this video is centred around men but i believe women would benefit greatly from adopting a similar mentality. i've followed creators of both sexes and the difference in how they present themselves to the world is astounding, there's so much emphasis on accentuating vs distracting (from your flaws), compensating, working against your body in general. if you don't have the features to pull off the latest trend there's a lot of emphasis on how to "make it work" so you can still look like everyone else. shit like 9000 different types of bangs that change the proportions of your face through optical illusions, minimising your chest or hips, winged eyeliner tricks for hooded eyes nvm the entire fucking makeup industry.
just recently i was watching videos about types of sunglasses frames and noticed the moids were straight to the point about what type suits what face shape, but with the female creators suddenly the glasses should make you look cuter, younger, distract from your horrid midface and ugly eye shape, etc. i always thought that stuff was bullshit because i'm really cool and smart but i know some of you actually buy into it, so please, just be aware of the way the media has been poisoning your self esteem from birth, you deserve better. anyway it's a pretty good video.