/fa/ x /trv/

>>11998969
What I've already got:

-Dover Street Market
-Some flagship stores
-Selfridges
-Harrods

-Tate Modern

Also heard Corsica is a good club apparently?

>>11998969
Can't really recommend anything in London, but thinking /fa/ and /trv/ brings me quite naturally to lowkey techwear. As in , comfortable and effay clothes to wear while travelling, be it taking the plane, going for a day walk or going out, without having to carry specific pieces for each activity.
What do you wear when travelling?

Sorry for hijacking anon, but any recommendations for Milan? Leaving on Friday and I have Antonioli, Corso Como, and Slam Jam on the list so far.

>>12000771
Depends on the weather and setting, personally when it's warm I tend no to care too much, just shorts and a t-shirt. When it's colder I wear what I'd normally wear. But then again I mostly just do citytrips, haven't done any extensive backpacking or whatever yet. But interesting point, there is some cool stuff out there for travelers.

>>12000796
By all mean hijack, I didn't make this thread just for myself. Just a general was my idea.

I've been to Milan once for a day, very /fa/ city obviously. Walking around the city sometimes made me feel sad when I saw people who were obviously models I couldn't but feel sad that I'd never have those aesthetics/that model gf.

I would recommend spending an afternoon walking about in Montenapoleone, it's the streets with all the high-end flagship stores. I don't really care for the LV store or whatever but the Rick Owens shop was neat.

>>11998969
I don't understand how is any of this /fa/ related.

>>12002177
/fa/ isn't about fashion it's about looking like your life is interesting through social media, memes, irony and seeking acceptance from teenagers

>>12002201
Sobering analysis.

>>12002177
/fa/ is basically a lifestyle board, always has been.

Anything worth mentioning in San Fransisco? I made a thread about it a few days ago. I leave tomorrow, maybe someone else knows something.