Why was everyone fo effay in this movie

>>12543621
Didn't he kill a guy and get away with it?

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massive inspo

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>>12543621

all of John Hughes movies had great looks at over-the-top, rich, white, preppy fashion.

>>12543640
recommend me some of the most /fa/ and good ones

>>12543691

pic related in my above post might be the best example (Pretty in Pink). Especially James Spader's character - I fucking love Steff.

Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, Weird Science, & Some kind of Wonderful all have some great 80's fashion in them

>>12543698
thanks!

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>>12543703

n/p - enjoy!

because it was filmed in the 80s

this movie would be absolute shit today

>>12543731

from a fashion perspective, maybe.
Teen fashion in the 80's was at a zenith.

>>12543621
The 80s was a relatively good time for fashion. Contrary to popular belief, it wasn't all bright colors and ridiculous shoulder pads. Obesity hadn't become an epidemic in america yet, and most pants were still made with high waists. In the late 90s, the waists on pants got lower and the cuts themselves got looser, so they didn't elongate the legs as much as the pants of the 80s-early 90s. All this contributed to a very classic and flattering silhouette, and for men this would get even better if one was to pair said pants with a blazer with shoulder pads, as it would both define the shoulders and elongate the legs, giving a heroic appearance.

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>>12544019

Agreed. i think the Armani designs from American Gigolo still look great

>>12543624
i think he killed everyone in the other car

>>12544019
>>12544031
>In the late 90s, the waists on pants got lower and the cuts themselves got looser

I blame the ascension of hip hop culture. What do you think?

>>12544162

You've got a good point - that definitely bares some responsibility. Hip-hop made everything super-baggy. Grunge didn't help - everything remained ill-fitting and colors became drab too.

>>12543712
post lazy eye inspo

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>>12545112