Need some help finding clothes that have 2D's style from gorrilaz. Any help copping some clothes like this would be appreciated
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Undercover and visvim
>>10947142
Will check them out. Thanks for the help
Saint Laurent Paris. converse, alpha industries.
>>10947156
Really digging the alpha industry jackets
>>10947132
I really really like this pic
>>10947129
Some levis jeans, a harrington jacket, some ben sherman/lambretta/fred perry tops. Chucks and addidas for feet.
Good thread, OP.
10/10
Shirt on redbubble
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>>10947888
Thanks for the shirts buddy
The deluxe edition of D-Sides came with this patch and four buttons that the band are drawn wearing sometimes.
It's clear Jamie has a great sense of style. Reminds me of a military focused Undercover.
>>10947138
I've got the tshirt versions of this one. I copped them at the Plastic Beach concert in Oakland a few years back.
>>10948540
Nice. I wish I'd gotten this one. It's sold out everywhere now.
>>10947129
I've had this thought before. Thanks for reminding me, OP. Definitely monitoring this thread.
SLP, Visvm, Acne, APC.
Think Vietnam-era military married with British rockstar chic. Indulge in high-quality basics, military green jackets and a pair of Vans or Converse.
But let's build on this.
Jamie Hewlett's art has such a great "feel" to it. I've been a big fan of his vibe for a long time (starting with the release of Demon Days but I've read / seen his backlog of work).
2D is very /fa/, but so too are so many entries of Hewlett's work which is choc-full of fashionable looks and idea(l)s.
Going to be dumping work while I'm here - starting with stuff from his IG (@hewll). Be patient because I'm going out with my fiance soon but will be back.
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>>10949179
Love this.
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okay brb. Will check on this in a few hours.
>>10949210
All of these are great, thank you for posting.
>>10949210
Thanks for all the inspo
dress like sean pablo
kidrobot and bape are you best bets
and xlarge
actually i don't think kidrobot makes clothes anymore so just bape and xlarge
>>10947184
Take it! It's all yours
>>10949210
Back. Let's dive into Plastic Beach iTunes LP images. Too lazy to remove borders.
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>>10949268
Any time.
Going to be cooking dinner so will be here-and-there. Some of the LP images are really well done. Fits in well with the story of Plastic Beach if anyone else here is a Gorillaz lore nerd.
>>10949584
Even if it was for the images alone. Buying the LP was a great purchase for 17 year old me.
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Here's the original, friend: >>10948937
Cyborg Noodle's clothing have better detailing here.
>>10949590
okay brb gotta get this dinner sorted.
>>10949592
RIP Lou Reed.
>>10949598
Also OP, Plastic Beach has a very nautical / minimal / basic aesthetic with lots of stripes, thin silhouettes, and far less grunge or punk looks than previous phases.
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>>10949592
I lied about dinner I just have a steak cooking and am checking it. Is anyone lurking? Australian night means /fa/ is dead, mate.
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Whoops
>>10949616
Almost finished with all /fa/ related Plastic Beach shots.
>>10949622
This probably concludes PB.
>>10949624
iunno whether this is legit Hewlett or not (inclined to think no because Noodle's face looks wrong) but still the correct Demon Days vibe.
>>10949640
HowToAttachFiles.exe
Above post still stands.
>>10949643
Available at Hot Topic (fuck), but cool shirt.
>>10949648
When I was 12 (I think) I was gifted Demon Days by my 10 year old sister because I really liked Feel Good Inc. on the radio. I pretty much just listened to FGI over and over and ignored the rest of the songs.
I liked the artwork though and spent time after school on the Internet (my dad was the principal of the school; mum one of the teachers; so I could stay back and use the internet as I please) to research Jamie Hewlett and his art. It was a bit weird at first but I grew to really appreciate his style.
(1/2)
>>10949675
Thanks for dumping man
>>10949675
Screw it, I'll split it into 3 parts. (2/3)
I had a hard time in high-school and never really had close friends. I stumbled onto "online culture" early through my WoW guild and was talking about Leeroy Jenkins, Longcat, anime etc with like 3 other people in the school who also played games and browsed /b/ (I was underageb& but only lurked because I was too afraid of posting and getting my IP hacked).
I did fairly well in school too but never clicked with the popular smart kids because they fit into the archetype of being a geek or nerd. I was just seen as weird (I was a round-peg, square-hole socially and didn't do much to hide my powerlevel).
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Glad you're liking it.
(3/3)
After one particularly harsh day of being picked on, I came back home and - by pure chance - found Demon Days under my bed when I was looking for my World Of Warcraft Atlas for a quest. I wanted to get my mind off things so I quit WoW and put the CD through the speakers in my room.
Listened to the album start to finish.
It blew my goddamn mind.
The end of Kids With Guns, the wind up to Don't Get Lost in Heaven / Demon Days. Everything was so raw and cynical and morose and exactly what I needed.
It's still in my top-3 after going through so much more music since. I know quite a few people who have similar experiences with Demon Days.
To steer back onto /fa/ territory, I look to Hewlett's work, and the vibe of Gorillaz "universe" for my own style because of how I personally feel about the band, and also because I think the aesthetic is cool as shit. I tend to blow my money on Rick Owens too much to be a carbon copy, but it remains a good source of inspiration, particularly the dark military look of Demon Days. Glad to hear that a few people on /fa/ appreciate it too.
Song recommendation, Don't Get Lost In Heaven / Demon Days - Live @ Harlem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IglYpeW9oAo. Attached image is the stained glass that appears on the screen.
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>>10949715
Thanks for sharing, bro.
I also got Demon Days when I was about 12. On my way to school every morning, I'd stop by my friend's apartment and we'd have enough extra time to watch the Feel Good Inc music video on MTV. Then one day, I saw it at Walmart and got my dad to buy it for me. It was my first CD, I think. Good stuff.
I liked flipping through the fold-out album art as each song came on. Always thought it was cool that there was an illustration for each track.
Later in high school I grew to appreciate Jamie's art more, and with my offbeat personality, it felt really welcoming.
Here's to the new album this year.
This is cool
Bump. Any more inspo?
>>10951013
There are definitely more pictures.
Here's like, the one image where they're playing music together.
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I was around the same age in middle school 2005/2006 when I first heard feel good inc BUT I didn't know who the band was, and I thought the song was either by Limp Bizkit or Linkin Park, so I ended up becoming an angsty LP fan and then got into indie rock and screamo and to this day I've never listened to entire Gorillaz album but Dare is my fav song
also I was looking through his instagram at work today I just love that style and apparently Hewlett also created Tank Girl? I was like whoa no way at first but I see a lot of similarities