In your opinion, is a knowledge of brand names and designers

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>>12288051
Yes and no. But that all depends on the person and their style. Take for example Raf, most people (consumers) know absolutely nothing of Raf history (especially between '05-'12) and still pull it off. Then there's people who can't because they don't know how it's supposed to go together, with this you get clueless hypebeast fuccbois for a lack of a better term (pic related). Then there's people who /do/ know about the label and know how it's supposed to go and give a good fit. But, there's also the gate-keepers who know the brand but still can't pull off a single good fit because they're to infatuated with their self knowledge i.e. MikeTheRuler (pic related).

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>>12288162
And MikeTheRuler's embarrassing fit.

>>12288162
So what you're saying is that how the clothes go together to make a good fit is determined by the designers?

>>12288167
>MikeTheRuler's embarrassing fit.
which one?

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>>12288184
No, more determined by the persons style.

>>12288188
lel, the hyperextended legs get me.

>>12288162
>>12288167
>>12288196
To be honest the issue with mike is that he can't style stuff for shit, it's not only that he is so far up his own ass, but that he never took the time to put on a decent outfit before he dived head first deep in to designer stuff.

>>12288196
Still, I take it from your answer that someone going to a thrift store and buying clothes based on aesthetics would not be fashionable.

>>12288167
>>12288196
JUST