Archived threads in /fa/ - Fashion - 29. page

>>12759419
>inb4 get your own and tailor them
>it's a specific cut

and why can't you tailor them to that cut? or do you think tailoring means just hemming and wouldn't include tapering to your preference

just thrift some pleated dress pants, and hem them urself.

Just pick some cotton and weave them yourself

Lose the shirt and the gay hat.

How is this redneck core? You look like a hipster from 2008. You must not be from the south

>>12759461
Savage truth

Just buy a cheap pairs of touchscreen gloves in bulk.

You're gonna fucking lose them anyway, so why spend a lot on them?

>>12759289
i work in a freezer sometimes i can also wear them for winter stuff

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>>12759288
I'm a fan of the Barbour Quilted Leather gloves, pic related.

>>12759258
You should do it.

from a purely aesthetic standpoint itll probably just look bad

Okay but you've gotta really save it for the right outfit, man. That thing is gaudy as fuck and should be used sparingly

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>>12759173
are roshes even relevant anymore?
the answer is no.

>>12759192
but which was the worst meme?

>>12759194
roshes by far

>>12759081
>>>/cgl/

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>>12759081
The thing about autists wanting to copy stuff is they try to emulate it in ways that really show their power level. You'll want to avoid looking like some cosplayer as much as possible, and you'll want to avoid looking too out of the standard from the time and place you live in. You do this by deriving the small defining features and factors of the aesthetic, and then working your way up again by recombobulating those few core aspects back into something that fits inside your own modern culture. No chainmail, and no straight replicas from china made to look like in-game attire.

Geralt has metal and leather armors, plate and chainmail, cloaks and scarves, many leather harnesses and belts, the occasional studs, practical clothing for riding and terrain (sturdy leather boots, pants for horse riding, serious gloves), and everything is made of materials that were widely available to the low class. Cotton, linen and natural western fibers like that, leather, suede, waxed cotton, metal, and only on special occasions he wore luxurious materials such as silk or velvet which could be patterned too. He always has a very masculine dress, it fits his broad frame, it's not overly tight, it has masculine proportions and details.

Today I imagine geralt would dress like david gandy but with slightly less effort and metrosexuality. Now real leather and suede is a bit more premium, so imagine what a rich old conservative guy would wear while at the country. Perhaps a waxed coat or maybe a quilted jacket over a textured knit, suede gloves and rm williams, pants in cotton or wool with a traditional pattern. Then for the evening a thin silk scarf coupled with the formalwear. Everything in autumny earth tone colours.

Or maybe to gay it up a slightly loose cotton or linen shirt buttoned up a bit, dirty from hard work, and a metal chain around his neck, leather pants and black leather boots that would make the nazis proud. Studded belt. Large backpack with leather straps.

If I recall correctly, that robe is something geralt didn't choose nor even really like, so maybe not the best example.

>>12759466
Nice writeup. I agree with most of it, but...
>rich old conservative guy
>quilted jacket over a textured knit
That's not geralt. This kind of wear might have started out as something appropriate for him, but now it's associated with just those rich old fucks who think too much of themselves. Geralt is old and probably conservative, but he's not rich, he's modest and thoughtful. He gets actual use out of his stuff and he doesn't care what people think of it. Think less barbour, more filson; stuff made for actual use but from a bygone era. He would wear oilskin and wool, for a modern audience a rugged leather jacket would also fit the style.
For shirts, real geralt might be wearing plaid shirts, but these have since acquired a different association. So I'd go with rather plain rugged shirts, possibly from wool. For pants, basic old-fashioned jeans, well maintained.
Geralt also has a bit of sophistication about him, some little detail or accesoire that would catch the eye of the more thorough observer, something like an exquisite watch maybe.

Literally no one cares

>>12758978
What is this board for then?

>>12758978
fpbp

Yeah, I'm afraid the lining got detached in certain parts, but that's what happens with cheap glued-through suits.

>>12758969
This sucks man any way to fix it?

It is a new tailored suit I got in Asia and was about £120. Maybe still a "cheap suit" but the fit was perfect and it looked good (before...)

>>12759034
Ot looks like a cheap poly suit, just bin it

>>12758888
Something casual

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>>12758888
HEY HALBERSTRAM ARE THOSE QUADS?

tinder, you done fucked up. enjoy your sm whore

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>>12758798

>>12758808
Raf x Pikmin

are those socks purple or grey?

>>12758777
i hate you for this

Ya

Do Solovairs x Dr Martens.

>>12757893

would buy honestly

>>12757893
i like 'em

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... the Aldo Zurlo R

bump?

where do you live?

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I like the look of this watch, it's a bit different from what I see people wearing these days.

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>>12757822
Same goes for this one

>>12757822
That's pretty fly. I'd wear it.

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this

>>12757766
this has a hood and the other one doesn't

>>12757766
this