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post here if you have a passion for fashion
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No. 442244
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>>440810for the previous nonna. The feather bag is from Olga Berg to go with the pink heels.
I would personally go with some with texture but then again I would also wear a pair of VW x Melissa dragon ball heels so my taste levels are questionable at best
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I'm watching a movie about a French boarding school during WW2 and I'm really liking these cape/jacket things. What is the exact term for them if I wanted to buy one? They make me think of Madeline lol
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>>442418Try “nurse’s cape”
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>>442244I don't have anything to contribute anon but I bought this dress the other day so know you have a Celestial Virgo anon buddy somewhere in the world.
No. 444396
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Does anyone know a good dupe for the ROC troupe boots? I’m struggling so much to find one similar. I like how they don’t have a giant heel, and how they fit tighter to your leg. $200 is just too steep of a price for me
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…anyway
No. 444515
>>444396Sorry that I will not be of any help about the ROC dupes but I happen to have recently purchased my first pair of leather work boots for 200€. If you are sure about your choice and the boots are worth it (authentic leather, reputable shoes brand, extras such as wool lining or gore tex), you may want to spend all that cash. The boots of your picture look amazing and you could wear them for years if they're the right quality. You could also find online resales of the exact model you're looking for. Good luck anon
>>444478Agree
No. 444522
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>>444396Piggybacking on this to say I have also been looking for boots like this for the winter, but they all contain pleather, even if they're mostly made from leather. The vintage ones always cost hundreds too, which is too much of a risk to take when there's usually no way of knowing if they are actually completely leather, regardless of what the seller claims. If anyone has any recs for boots high quality boots like this (ideally mid-calf length with a medium heel) that are 100% leather, please let me know too.
No. 444821
>>444088> it was sort of like doing character design but on myself.That’s what I greatly enjoy about it too. And it’s good advice, thx.
I just can’t really decide on the character haha
>>444277That gave me an idea how to merge special items from different decades. Maybe li find other limits to work with thx
No. 447058
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Where do you buy your jeans? I want to invest in a pair of good quality jeans with no elastane in the fiber content. My issue has been that I have a long torso so most pairs I have tried on are way too short.
No. 447895
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I can't believe Chris-chan core is trending in the year of our lord 2024. I'm seeing The Classic everywhere. This truly is the darkest timeline.
No. 448310
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Zimmernonnies what do we think, I like it but I worry I'm too short to really pull this off
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>>448310If you are short it will look like cult garb
No. 448421
>>448310Highkey I think it looks bad even on the model, it's an interesting design but the cut itself is so blobby yet flat.
How do you feel about getting a cover up top and a wrap skirt?
No. 448526
>>448522Cause she’s my mommy
Nah jk she’s just very insistent about it
No. 448668
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Nonas what kind of colors do you think look goods on someone with a very pink skin tone? Think sunburn-pink, but that's the natural state it comes in. A skin condition runs in my family (I personally lucked out and don't have it) and I'm trying to figure out what would look good with it. Hair colors range from light brown/nearly blondeish to dark brown, if that helps.
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>>448668I would avoid light colors because they'll draw attention to the hot pink skin color. To distract from it, I think darker but very saturated colors might work. You don't want to go unsaturated because it will make the skin look pinker in comparison.
No. 449302
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I got these boots years ago but I'm finding that most of my clothes dont match with them. What would you guys pair these with? I like to wear them with a black dress, but it is a bit repetitive.
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thoughts on this dress nonas? bought it for an event but I tried it on and it was giving "mother of the bride" vibes to me… Irl friends are torn
No. 452327
>>452306I personally don't like the look of sheer black panels on any dress.
>>452315That's kind of a reach imo.
No. 453735
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https://thursdayboots.com/products/womens-combat-zip-up-boot-javai was looking for good alternatives to Docs and found this brand.
highly recommend, great quality
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Cute ring or nah? It reminds me of a chandelier.
No. 459573
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Sorry for being a philistine, but could any enlightened fashion-savvy nona tell me what the kind of lounge pants from this advert is called? They're clearly straight-leg / drapey, but form fitting on you ass
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>>459575Yes, they must certainly be very thin, but this is totally a phenomenon that happens on purpose, and not just with lounge pants or this kind of fabric. There's something going on with the seam… Really I just want a term to describe this kind of article without mentioning the butt kek
No. 459605
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>>459582I mean, it's kinda the same trend as with those wearing palazzo pants like this, right?
No. 459683
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do you guys like this shirt i embroidered
No. 460026
>>459683So you hate men but you married one anyway, or you beat other women's husbands?
Shit's ugly.
No. 460548
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nonas can i get some help iding these type of shoes? im pretty sure theyre some kind of high top hiking shoes
No. 460615
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>>460548The picture is small so trying to identify them is really tough. i've seen similar shoes through searching platform hiking boots though. I agree with the other anon, the yellow stitching is hinting doc martens, but the shape is more typical of timberlands. They are also currently selling shoes that look similar to the ones in the pic, just missing a few details.
https://www.timberland.com/en-us/p/footwear-0100/womens-roxie-lane-mid-lace-up-boot-TB0A295JEO8 No. 460803
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I want this dress, am I crazy
No. 460895
>>460689You're unmarried because you don't beat your men,
Nonnie.
No. 461003
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I want to buy a good quality pair of trousers like picrel but I don't want to waste my money. I like the ones here (from cos) but they're made out of a lot of polyester. Is this just standard or where can I find better quality ones that may actually last me more than a year? I don't want to pay over 100 for bad quality trousers.
No. 461011
>>461005>Sewing well takes a long time an money to learnThat's just what the fashion industry wants you to think. I could make those pants in a couple of hours. Let me guess, you don't know how to sew either?
>if someone asks for a restaurant recommendation and you say "learn to cook"It's more like if someone who only eats out asked how to save money on food
No. 464847
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>>464846Glass half full counterpoint: the shittiest eras of fashion (late 70s, late 80s, early 00s and now) always precede an aesthetically pleasing one.
>I absolutely loved and resonated with "tumblr indie" fashion of the 2010s,Good news, fashion is absolutely gravitating back to eclectic well-made pieces and you can pretty much do what you want, if you know of a good thrift store. By the time it reaches the mainstream, the quality will depreciate and all the good thrifts will be gone, so it's good to act on your instinct now. I like it, far better than synthetic/cheaply made trash and Kardashians everywhere
No. 468720
>>468703I haven't used it much, but
https://wear.jp/ seems pretty good. It's a fashion lookbook platform with a mix of everything, including bland, baggy clothes, but I know that you can search for specific brands that you like, and find interesting profiles from there. I think you are also able to search for tags and stuff as well.
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>>460803sorry but it reminds me of the dress belle delphine shot her rape porn in
No. 469198
>>469155I love Stradivarius, it suits my style. I’m too poor to buy handmade stuff so I don’t really care and I don’t do monthly mega hauls anyway.
Pull and bear and bershka are good too, but they dress funny and I think Stradivarius has better quality.
I love using Vinted too where u have been able to buy real wool sweaters for cheap.
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this coat/dress thingie from a brand called linennaive, i badly need one
No. 473540
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anyone know what brand this is? people are trying to gatekeep it I think…
No. 473864
>>464846I started just looking at photo books and magazines for inspiration, having the physical thing clicks in my brain more than looking at a Pinterest board. I
Do you sew? Those twee 60's-inspired shift dresses aren't too difficult, and imo it always feels more exciting to wear something you made yourself.
No. 473951
>>473945Ayrt, that's what confuses me so much because I am visibly "alternative" (nose piercings and tattoos, short black bob, lots of jewelry). Kind of think maybe nobody knows what Amish/mormon people actually look like.
Your style sounds extremely cute and very similar to mine, I hope you always find good vintage maxi skirts at the thrift store.
No. 474123
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Someone please help me find this skirt, I am absolutely obsessed with it. So cute! Tartan skirt, tulle hem with big bow at the front.
Picrel, it is only a snippet of a scene in Skins S3, E3 worn by Emily Fitch.
No. 474134
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>>474123Id recommend google lensing it to find similar skirts. That looks like an every day school uniform skirt that she added a petticoat under. I feel like you can buy a skirt like pic related and put a petticoat under it to have the same effect
https://highlandsuniforms.com/product/navy-red-plaid-pleated-skirt/ No. 474135
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>>474123I have this skirt for you, it is a tweed-tartan fitted kilt and regardless of your age, it's more appropriate since troons have co-opted the flared/short kilt for the foreseeable future
unless this is a cosplay/sex outfit No. 474142
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>>474137Ty anon, your kilt is very nice too
No. 474319
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>>474309If you're wanting to wear it with a petticoat, have you looked at the JP brand Jane Marple? Their skirts are made to accommodate small petticoats despite being pleated, whereas a lot of kilts are going to look weird and overstuffed/lumpy if you try to put an underskirt or petticoat underneath. Picrel but if you don't love this particular design they've made hundreds of these "plaid skirt with lace or other trims" style skirts over the years, you can get them for great prices on Mercari JP via a shopping service.
No. 474420
>>474319Wow super cute! What other J fashion brands do you recommend?
Side rant:
I’m a dummy when it comes to fashion, I’ve only been wearing sweatpants and hoodies for a majority of my life but I’d like to dip my toes in and discover my style! So far I like feminine, dainty things so classic lolita, twee fashion from tumblrs early 2010s era (hence why I’m watching skins for fashion inspo kek) and ngl I like coquette fashion too… probably too young for me and risqué but idgaf and will walk outdoors in pink ribbons and lace!
No. 474432
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>>474420ayrt, my childhood dream job was actually to be a personal shopper kek so I'm super excited you like that skirt and want recs! I wear and collect lolita, mostly older JP brand Gothic pieces, and I mix my EGL pieces into my "casual" wardrobe when I'm not wearing lolita.
I think you'd definitely like Jane Marple in general if you enjoy the sort of cutesy twee look but want something a little more "grown up" than coquette. You might also like the brands Fint/an another angelus and Axes Femme for affordable tops and sweaters that are easy to style, and the brand Blue Rogue make really cute skirts and dresses in a sort of historical style. Go on Closetchild's website (Japanese Secondhand store that ships to the US) and poke around under the "casual" brand tab! JP casual brands make a lot of styles that are cute and "ladylike" without being too stuffy.
No. 474440
>>474420Different anon, but seconding
>>474432 recommendations, some other brands you might also be interested in are Pink House and L'est Rose!
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JM recommending nonna, since we have a lot of J-fashion people itt I am imploring somebody to buy this weird embroidered Jane Marple skirt. I love it so much but it isn't my style, it's so charming and odd and needs to be paired with a plaid beret and granny boots.
No. 474488
>>474432>>474440Does closetchild ship to Canada at all? Also thanks for brand recs! So excited to go on a shopping spree. The plus side of not buying much the past ten years is that I have a lot of money to spend and work towards my dream wardrobe! I want to mix and match low quality machine washable clothing and dry clean high quality stuff. I have this beautiful rose coloured cape coat (vintage Laura Ashley) from the 1940s gifted by my MIL, and the Peter Pan collar dresses are going to look so good with it.
Tbh I’m so out of the loop with fashion brands I was going to buy cheap frilly stuff from aliexpress and YesStyle. So glad I asked here first
No. 474535
>>474488Vintage Laura Ashley, I'm so jealous. That coat sounds amazing.
I think ClosetChild should ship to Canada? They ship anywhere EMS does (they typically use EMS for bigger packages). It usually takes about 2 weeks for my packages to arrive to the US, just to give you a rough time frame!
As far as laundry goes, I'm not going to lie, I never handwash or dry clean my lolita and vintage (except for coats). I wear relatively plain pieces in black or white, so it's easy to just bundle pieces into garment bags (highly recommend) and group according to color and then wash on delicate and cold with mild detergent. I hang dry everything, but aside from that you shouldn't have to worry too much about being overly careful and precious with laundry. I'm so happy we could help you find clothes you love, enjoy your shopping spree nonna.
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what are some nice summer gnc clothing options to dress for a hourglass shape body? i can style winter clothing quite well but i fucking suck at styling for summer, my fashion style is alt(not too much) and gothic but i dress masculine most of the time but im open to wearing feminine styles too
i posted in the wrong thread sorry farmhands
No. 479230
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Where the fuck do I buy clothes that are cute but not polyester slop? Even so called reputable brands sell that crap.
No. 479254
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>>476796The exact style and colors doesn’t apply but this silouhette is really trendy among both gnc and non-gnc women. This is what I usually wear in the summertime.
No. 479258
>>479233Yeah, I've tried secondhand and it's a little bit better. I live in the middle of nowhere so there are no thrift shops near me. I tried looking on Ebay but can't find anything and half of the things on there are from Aliexpress dropshippers. I've checked out Depop but it's full of people reselling Shein or obnoxious scalpers who buy things for cheap and then resell at exorbitant prices. Vinted was a little bit better and I actually got a few nice things from there but again, full of people selling Shein and those 'pro Sellers' are just scalpers. I've been wearing the same clothes I've had since I was 12 because it's impossible to find anything cute AND made of good materials. It's pretty hopeless
>>479237I know there are some brands out there that make clothes using natural fabrics, but the problem is that I don't find most of the clothes cute…it's a lose/lose situation unfortunately.
No. 479423
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Does anybody feel self conscious about dressing too… much? Uniquely? Idk. I don’t wear anything insane, but where I work nobody dresses in any sort of thoughtful way (I don’t mean this in an insulting way, I understand a lot of people aren’t very interested in that sort of thing, and these people are all scientist types so they have more important things to do than think about what to wear) but that means I tend to stick out like a sore thumb everywhere I go at work. Last week my (boomer) boss took one look at what I was wearing and started calling me “twiggy” for the rest of the day and it was really embarrassing. the outfit did not look like picrel I just thought the pic was cute. (The outfit was not crazy it was just a tucked in houndstooth mockneck shirt with black high waisted pants and black neutral dress shoes. I put a round belt on it though and it wound up looking 60s.) I also have a short pixie cut which is an uncommon hairstyle these days. The way I dress just tends to naturally wind up looking very 60s because I gravitate to color block and plaid and high waists etc so I sometimes worry I look like a weirdo trying to dress like a historical costume. But I really like these things and I can’t help they look so retro.
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>>479423That happened to me, although I was more embarrassed than self conscious.
I used to dress really flashy and experimental but after going to college I started to associate it with being terminally online.
Didn't help that most of these people looked greasy and tryhard. A lot of them didn't have any fashion sense just poorly imitated things they saw on tiktok.
I still dress the way I like and coordinate my outfits in my own way but I stopped caring so much about always "looking the part".
I actually thought I went full normie but I still have people pointing out that I dress "unique" and they like my style, so it's not that I gave up on individuality.
Hope you figure it out, anon but sadly you do need thick skin to dress in a way that stands out. I was getting harassed all the time during my teenage years and early 20s. Good luck!
No. 479522
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Nonas, I'm tired of dressing the way I do, I'd like to change it. Any recommended styles that are comfortable, look stylish, aren't childish kek, and make me look put together? I love my hoodies but I feel retarded leaving house wearing them all the time. I prefer muted or dark colors, not fan of showing skin, and comfort and practicality are the most important factors.
No. 479525
>>479522tbh I'd say just go on Amazon and shop around for some lightweight maxi or tea-length dresses.
comfortable fabric, one-and-done outfit, if you want to make it look like you're trying just add 1-2 pieces of jewelry and a pair of nicer-than-average shoes. I have 3-4 dresses in rotation that are like this and they are basically adult loungewear that I can also run errands in.
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>>479564I'm sure there are much nicer examples out there, but I think something like this works.