naaaaate
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What really bothers me is when people are super into safe fashion and get into this "heritage" fashion trend where it's something that's happened a lot in the past thus giving them some kind of perceived high ground about how they're into culture and heritage and not that trendy fashion crap.
Just seems so arrogant and elitist to me just like the stereotypical high fashion snob who lives in Milan and buys a new wardrobe every 6 months thinking people who don't are uncultured slime. It's two sides of the same coin.
I remember watchin some dude defending a marsupialed design flaw in a pair of japanese jeans and flipping out at a kid whose jeans broke due to this design flaw and accusing him of being stupid because he worked at a "fashion" store.
Then people get all into "authenticity" of the old clothes. Why do they have to be authentic? I've seen some dudes get all uppity about a guy altering the fit of his LVCs because he wanted them slimmer but by doing that he was breaking the authenticity or some ****. Why can't we draw the inspiration from the past to create something new? Every single old classic clothing item in existance was once a new thing that was created by the evolution of a previous item of clothing.
If nobody ever took clothing and evolved into something new we'd all be wearing togas or bearskins or something.
Just seems so arrogant and elitist to me just like the stereotypical high fashion snob who lives in Milan and buys a new wardrobe every 6 months thinking people who don't are uncultured slime. It's two sides of the same coin.
I remember watchin some dude defending a marsupialed design flaw in a pair of japanese jeans and flipping out at a kid whose jeans broke due to this design flaw and accusing him of being stupid because he worked at a "fashion" store.
Then people get all into "authenticity" of the old clothes. Why do they have to be authentic? I've seen some dudes get all uppity about a guy altering the fit of his LVCs because he wanted them slimmer but by doing that he was breaking the authenticity or some ****. Why can't we draw the inspiration from the past to create something new? Every single old classic clothing item in existance was once a new thing that was created by the evolution of a previous item of clothing.
If nobody ever took clothing and evolved into something new we'd all be wearing togas or bearskins or something.