what do you guys think about health goth ?

>>9504903
That's not really health goth

It's a dumb name.

Cool aesthetic but I would feel too try hard and too fuccboi to actually do it. Looks better on grills too.

lol if you walk into the gym in qasas

>>9504903
cool but its in the past now

>>9504903
That's just Adidas junky. I'm sort of health goth, ie wear allot of black hoodies with hood up and black track pants.

I like how it fits right in with normal streetwear yet at the same time sorta stands apart from it

>>9504903
it seems like a lazy aesthetic which looks good but you need to just put money into it.

My biggest issue is its lack of individuality, like, if fashion is a form of self expression then your pretty much saying "I like what Adidas stands for as a brand and it represents me" by being branded all over by it. What does Adidas stand for or mean? they're a faceless multi billion dollar sports company, I wouldn't want to closely associate with them or any other heathgoth-esk company.

>>9504911
It looks fucking pathetic on girls. Have you ever seen one in real life? Dank ass chunky ugly sneakers, adidas track pants and fugly caps, oh and that one(!) expensive piece they don't actually afford but bought anyway (like in ops pic, the qasas).

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>>9504903
Pretty niche and never seemed completely established - no culture to back up the style, particularly music

So, never necessarily a thing but this is all only my humble assessment

>>9505650
Grime, bass, garage

>>9504903
isnt this just techwear for working out?

>>9505803
More like vaporwave meets streetgoth with techwear influences.

>So many fucking meme buzznames