What are /fa/'s honest to God thoughts on hypebeasts?
>>12604166
I like them because they buy all the dumbest looking Supreme shit while I cop the nice wearable stuff without needing a bot
>>12604166
they have zero taste and it's a good way to recognize people to be avoid
>>12604172
My little brother is a "hypebeast" and spends his entire paychecks on this garbage tier clothing.
>>12604177
how do you dress? why don't you point him into the right direction? he must be like 17, he will grow out of it eventually.
>>12604181
He's 21. I'm still waiting for him to grow out of it. I dress proper. And never had a stupid hypebeast phase. I try to help him but he thinks I'm hating...-__-
>>12604183
my older brother is the same way as yours excepts he's 28 so i have given up on him
>>12604194
A guy I know us turning 28 this year and still dresses like a fucking hypebeast. I avoid him like the plague.
>>12604183
>>12604194
I feel like younger people (in Highschool still at least) can't really dress more mature without looking like a faggot. I feel like it is more acceptable for underage to dress in a hypebeast manner
>>12604219
yea maybe if they are trying to look all dapper in a suit that would be out of place for them.
nothing wrong with wearing basics or staples and having enough taste to avoid ugly graphic t's and hype beast brands
>>12604219
>>12604226
To me, with young people, the problem is less brand than it is colors and fit. There is a fine line that lies between the all black/pseudo-intellectual/2mature4you All rick fit and obnoxious nigger hypebeast aesthetics. To me pic related is an appropriate and likable aesthetics for adolescents, colorful but not obnoxious, clean and restraint but doesn't look like a snooze fest pseud faggot like the rest of /fa/
Most of them dress like middle schoolers, just with more expensive clothing.