create a setting based on this kind of dress-up.

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>>46452962

>>46452966
Well with that you've made it pretty much impossible. Why wear such covering coat and no clothes underneath?

>>46452962
That looks comfy as fuck

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>>46452966

>>46452962
>tripfag
>crappy "fashion"
>imposes demands based on uninspiring trash
no

>>46452973
A desert world where the only means to slay the countless fiends is through magic, and magic can only be cast through crests engraved on the body, and the crests unleash such power that clothes are a waste of resources.

Thus they only wear the coats and shawls for protection from the environment as they are easy to cast off and start casting.

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>>46452985

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>>46453002
neat

>>46452992
You must be new here.

Not just to /tg/, but to imageboards in general.

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>>46453013
>>46453002
Desert confirmed

>>46452966
>in this dreary dystopic near-future, the only way to survive the harsh climate is to cover up when traveling and whore yourself for barter and keeping your supply bag full

>>46452985
>in this dreary dystopic near-future, the only way to survive the harsh climate is to cover up when traveling and dance off to 'U Can't Touch This' when confrontations inevitably arise

>>46453036
*to keep your supply bag full

>>46452962
Fucking vampires.
Fucking vampires who cover themselves so they can move during the day but have terrible fashion sense.

>>46453080
this

>>46453177
The true curse of vampirism isnt that you cant go out in the sun, its that you cant go out anywhere without looking like an idiot.

>>46452992
That's a namefag, newfag.

>>46453177
this

>>46453080
If everyone is a vampire, what do they subsist on? Synthetic blood? Is it rare their society has collapsed? Do vampires fight eachother over this rare resource, like water in a desert world??

>>46453021
I'm old enough to know that these threads always have been and always will be shit.

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>>46456573
Maybe tyrants own and control the means to produce synthetic blood, keeping it secret from the common people, which is why they remain in power? Kind of like the Sorcerer Kings do with magic in the Dark Sun setting.

>>46456594
Or you're just unimaginative and lack the will to be creative.

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It is a custom in this world to wear a piece of the "Garment of Life" from one's ancestors. It is supposed to keep a part of their spirit with you, and easily identifies the country, clan or even dynasty someone is a part of.
The Garment of Life of a person is created on birth, and it is where the child will be wrapped in at first. The Garment of Life is gradually expanded; whenever a near relative dies, a part of their Garment is sown onto those of their relatives. First the children get to pick their parts, then the parents, siblings, nephews and nieces etc.

Those without a Garment of Life are the trash of society, and will be forever shunned. Those with a garment of mostly the same colours is usually quite inbred, or from a small farming community, whilst those from families of adventurers, merchants and nobles have garments in all colours of the rainbow, often with their family's insignia embroided upon them. The bigger one's Garment gets, the more respect they recieve, since they have lived through so much death and sorrow.

Garments come in all shapes and sizes, which are often, but not necessarily bound by the culture of the owner.

>>46456689
With that logic, you might as well try to sell me literal shit for $50 an ounce and then accuse me of being a poorfag when I refuse to buy any.

>>46456760
That's a huge leap with a lot of assumptions being made. You're strawmanning.

>>46456904
I'm entitled to those assumptions, and nothing you can do will take that away from me.

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>>46456747

>>46452962
Sweaterpunk

>>46452966
Overcoat Undernothing

>>46452985
PS3 protagonist in dad's jacket

>>46453003
Ambiguous gender, unambiguous erection

>>46456747
>>46458537
It's interesting. I would add that accidents where the body is lost/destroyed/cannot be recovered are considered especially devastating, since their colors can't be passed on.
I'm sure there'd be lots of fuel for family infighting too.
>can't believe Stan got grandpa's shirt collar, piece of shit
>all I got was a patch from his ass

>>46458699
Reminds me of the patchwork cloak from Pathfinder.

>>46452973
Desert setting. Hot in the day, cold at night. Or instead of heavy wool/cotton, maybe a flowing, light outfit that screens the sun's rays and breathes well. Think a little before bitching.

>>46453002
10/10

>>46452962
Monsters can't get you when you're under blankets.

>>46452962
spy thriller where identity is paramount to keep secret and the mask was never invented thus everyone has an insanely over sized hood or a lot of scarves