Why does everyone dress like a toddler these days? Just look at this picture at Jeremey Clarkson's old english pub not a single polo or button shirt or trousers or boots except for a couple of fossils wearing sandals. Not even a nice coat. Just t-shirts and sneakers. How did it get this bad?

>>18467629 (OP)
It's a symptom of cultural relativism, capitalism and liberalism imo. People want convenience so they spend more time on earning money for the system, quantifiably competing with one another versus subjectively upholding cultural norms of aesthetics. On a structural level, commercialism pushes very cheaply made, polyester basics adorned in logos: higher margins of return and investment is made in brand equity rather than on the garment designs or quality. So a number of factors really that are stuck in a feedback loop with one another on both individual and systemic layers.

>>18467629 (OP)
I think caring what strangers think of how you look is cringe. I wear casual wear when I want. I also dress more thoughtfully when I want. It's none of your concern.

>>18467635
really gay, insecure cope desu

>>18467629 (OP)
Good, easier for me to stand out

>>18467631
/thread

>>18467629 (OP)
It's a result of erosion of your national culture and heritage. You can see the difference in a more Conservative and Christian country such as in Wien, Austria. People dress and act better there.

>>18467629 (OP)
>>18467631
Did peasants in the middle ages dress nice? No. They dressed functional.
From march to october i wear shorts, and half the time i wear sandals. Sue me.

I've been a middle class european my whole life, not ONCE in my life i've needed to wear a suit. I have one blazer left, but no shirts left (i wore them so little that the fit got out of fashion, too tight, i mostly wore them at funerals and weddings).
I do have a bunch of knitted polos tho, because they are both semi formal and comfy (and don't need to get ironed).
Women stopping doing house chores and ironing clothes also plays a big part in this.

Back when you had housewives, you basically had a free valet ironing your clothes and shit.
Now, (lazy entitled tattooed dined wined dicked) women don't iron clothes because "they are not slaves", but men still fix the car, fix the sink, the flush tank and so on...

>>18467679
vienna is full ol libcucks bro wrong city

>noooooo you have to wear a suit and tie all the time or else it's le white genocide and culture erosion!
why are suitfags like this

>>18467695
>Did peasants in the middle ages dress nice?
And functionality and elegance are not mutually exclusive. Medieval peasants always dressing in drab earth tone rags is a Hollywood propaganda. They dressed well and wore far more colors than the modern NPC goy cattle.

>Jeremy Clarksons English pub

How did someone like you even end up on 4chan?

>>18467801
This is traditional European peasant clothing.

>>18467679
>wien

>>18467797
Nobody's stopping you from dressing like this, you unimaginative manchild. Suits and manchild shorts + cheap t-shirts aren't the only options. Have some shame when you step outside.

>>18467807
Or even like this. But that's too "dressy" for the lazy and demoralized nu-male.

>>18467807
>>18467809
Why would I want to dress like this? To impress (You)? Lol.

>>18467631
strangely intelligent response for this board...

>>18467629 (OP)
>right wing normie NPC cageoids lined up to drink beer recommended by a fat blowhard
>why do they dress badly!?!?!?
truly it is a mystery

>>18467629 (OP)
>not a single polo
There's like 5.

>>18467829
You are easily impressed by complete sentences and generic talking points.

>>18467801
>They dressed well and wore far more colors than the modern NPC goy cattle.
Not really, dye was expensive and often toxic. What you're loking at is a painting, not real life.
Mostly the high nobility and clergy used to wear colors.

>>18467631
I remember being a 20 year old hothead in college and thinking I was basically the new sartre and spouting off pseud shit like this at thanksgiving dinner, god I was so cringe

>>18467631
even if you were dressing inconveniently for cultural aesthetics you would be shelling money into fast fashion. acting like one style adheres more to capitalism than another is like saying i don't like drinking water, i prefer to suckle from an icecube. at the end of the day people should dress whatever makes them the most happiest because unless you are sewing your own shit, you're feeding into the capitalistic hellscape regardless

>>18467825
The consequence of casting pearls before swine.

>>18467844
In his defense, even just that is a leg up from most posts.

>>18467806
>>18467807
Clearly, anything above a simple polo shirt would look out of place with this kind of crowd.
In a perfect world, picrel would be the "proper" option for a kind of summer gathering, but it would be overdressed in real life.

>>18467701
A oxford cloth shirt doesn't really need ironing and makes you look more presentable than most people nowadays.

>>18467868
No one wants to wear a black longsleeve in summer. Stupid.

>>18467631
too many big words...

>>18467629 (OP)
when you realise the working class of England have been cutting down any sense of great ambition in the country, you'll get it.
>>18467635
>he types on a fashion board

>>18467631
no, it's just a lack of pride, everyone in this photo about 100 years ago would look like a homeless person in comparison

>>18467679
Oida, wos?

>>18467631
nice chatgpt

>>18468071
I think they just don't care what you think.

>>18467629 (OP)
How dare people dress comfy. I doubt you're dressed much better

>>18468148
it's clearly tall poppy syndrome, it's not even hidden, they all look the same, they are actually terrified of what people think, and that is looking different

>>18468163
No, they just want to be comfortable and stay cool in the sun. It's really not that much of a mystery why most people prefer wearing shorts and t shirts in the summer.

>>18468163
If Im gonna go out day drinking, I'll just throw on shorts and t-shirt so I don't stand out worse when I get too scared to walk up to a girl and talk to her

>>18467629 (OP)
>>18467679
>>18467801

Yes Ivan we know this is a poltard thread.

>>18467635
>>18467695
>>18468149
>>18468148
You people don't belong here. No wonder this board is shit now.

>>18467629 (OP)
I defer to your expertise. I don't know how toddlers dress.

>>18467631
This is backwards- consumer culture is what compels productivity, it doesn't exist at the expense of it. People work so that they can increase consumption. Moreover, commercialism does not structrually want to sell people cheaper products. Cheaper products have lower profit margins. Rather, capitalism wants to sell people ever more expensive and complex products with more opportunities to extract value. You can see this process occur with cars, GPUs, etc. We could make cheaper cars, but we don't because we can sell people more expensive cars with higher margins, and people want cars with more features.

During the industrial revolution, this process occured for clothing, since it was one of the first sectors to industrialize. That's why people wore such expensive clothing; it was one of the only consumer sectors that could capture the surplus value from workers. People spent 14% of their income on clothing vs 4% today. Other products are more compelling to consume.

Since less money is spent on clothing, it becomes a less profitable sector. At the same time, labor costs only get higher, and clothing requres a lot of human labor. So this is a cycle of continually lowering revenue and consumers that have continually lower standards as they save on clothing and spend on products they care more about.

>>18468280
Motherfucker, where are going that requires you to wear a suit all day?
Who the fuck is going to spend all day outside getting drunk in a full suit and tie?

>>18468472
You stupid nigger, is there a law that says you are allowed to wear a suit only to a board meeting, a wedding, or a funeral? And nobody said anything about a suit to begin with. Just dress better you dumb shit, not like an unemployed slob who just crawled out of the bed.
>muh cumfartable
Again, comfort and being well-dressed aren't mutually exclusive. Besides, if you don't care about being well-dressed, what are you even doing on this board? Go back to TikTok.

>>18468380
>Since less money is spent on clothing, it becomes a less profitable sector.
And that's a good thing. And you spend money on clothing less often, not less. People in the past spent far more money on clothes (adjusted to inflation) than they do today, because they bought high quality clothes less often, unlike the cheap shit quality slop they sell these days. Clothes weren't something people consooomed until recently. Even until like the 90's, people used to buy clothes only when their old clothes were completely falling apart and unwearable, after years and even over a decade of continuous use. They also bought them only during special occasions, like your birthday, for Christmas, for an event like someone's wedding, your own anniversary, etc.

>>18468472
>wear adult clothing
>you want me to wear A FULL SUIT AND TIE
a white polo and cream linen trousers would achieve the same effect in the sun and you would look far, far better

>>18467805
No, that's the late 19th century idea of what peasants looked like turned into a "standard" of "folklore" and repeated over and over until it became part of the public's imagination.
ffs the spanish woman is wearking a flamenco dress and the greek man a military uniform

>>18467629 (OP)
>Polo shirt

>>18468532
Yeah, just wear a button up shirt. Their fabric is also thinner than a polo's, so you'll stay cool in them much better. Even better if it's a short sleeve button up shirt.

>>18468538
These guys all look well into their 30s/40s and dress as if they were stuck in the 70s or some shit. It's been 50 years since then.

>>18467852
Not an argument. If you were too stupid to understand the post, you could have had GPT dumb it down for you.

>>18467858
Why say so many words to just have no argument at all? Odd.

>>18468163
Agreed.

>>18468380
>This is backwards- consumer culture is what compels productivity, it doesn't exist at the expense of it.
Very naïve. You seemingly have no idea how manipulated the masses are by invasive corporate marketing efforts layered over decades.
>Moreover, commercialism does not structrually want to sell people cheaper products. Cheaper products have lower profit margins. Rather, capitalism wants to sell people ever more expensive and complex products with more opportunities to extract value. You can see this process occur with cars, GPUs, etc. We could make cheaper cars, but we don't because we can sell people more expensive cars with higher margins, and people want cars with more features.
This is dead wrong, you must be under 18. There are FAR more people at scale who can afford a $50 Zara denim jacket than who can afford a $500 APC denim jacket, let alone a $5,000 LV denim jacket. And guess what? they are ALL for sale at all price points. Your car argument seems to imply that you are so young that you don't even own a car or realize that with inflation, cars have never been cheaper than before. And surprise: most new cars on the road are cheap plastic economy cars.
>Since less money is spent on clothing, it becomes a less profitable sector. At the same time, labor costs only get higher, and clothing requres a lot of human labor. So this is a cycle of continually lowering revenue and consumers that have continually lower standards as they save on clothing and spend on products they care more about.
You might want to do a little research there. Almost all street level retail is clothing or food and beverage now.

I've not seen someone so confidently put so much effort into being so fundamentally wrong on every point, right down to your basic assumptions and ignorance of how much things cost...

>>18468493
No, we genuinely do spend less money on clothing. The figures I quoted are real. And this isn't social progress. We just culturally moved from spending on clothing that we don't need to going into debt to drive an $80k truck that we don't need. Clothing being expensive doesn't change its nature as a consumer product; we can consume products that are extremely expensive.

>>18468542
>>18468538
S/S button down shirts are superior to polos, but camp collars frame the face better than a normal shirt collar here. Since these aren't being worn with layers the collar has to do more heavy lifting. It's surprising that these haven't been mentioned in the thread yet- there are way more casual summer shirt styles than polo/tshirt.

>>18468542
It's a buttoned shirt. What does that have anything to do with age? Just because their dad wore them? Treat clothes as your tools, not costumes of some trend or era. Stop being controlled by the fashion industry.

>>18468571
Spoken like someone who has experienced the bliss of a linen shirt on a summer day.
It can't be overstated how great shirts are when it comes to dealing with heat.

>>18468555
>You seemingly have no idea how manipulated the masses are
What's your point? Advertising compels people to spend more, which increases productivity. If the masses weren't manipulated to spend more, they could spend less time working.
>There are FAR more people at scale who can afford a $50 Zara denim jacket
Optimal value capture is not a simple function of producing the cheapest products possible. The luxury car market has doubled in size since the pandemic.
>You might want to do a little research there.
The figures I provided are from the bureau of labour statistics.

>>18468571
The striped patterns on those shirts date them to a specific era. More classic patterns don't have this problem.

>>18467933
It's better UV protection. Pants don't matter, since they tend to be thick and tightly woven

>>18468560
I meant we should spend more money on good quality clothes and buy them less often, so that we don't keep pointlessly consooming clothes. But yes, people do spend less money on clothes and buy more of them now. It's now quantity over quality, unlike in the past when they spent much more on far less.

Cuban collared short sleeve shirts are also a great alternative to polos and crew neck t-shirts.

>>18468380
>People spent 14% of their income on clothing vs 4% today.
I'm wondering if that's going to increase with the new situation of ultra-cheap low quality clothing encouraging bulk purchases and having to be renewed more often than ever.

>>18468575
You have never been in a high end retail boutique and it shows. Neither has GPT or wherever you got your information. Let me tell you, the biggest sellers at Dior et al. are of branded t-shirts. And the margins are HUGE on that stuff.
> If the masses weren't manipulated to spend more, they could spend less time working.
So you agree, great.
>The figures I provided are from the bureau of labour statistics.
Zara has been fined for literal slave labor in their supply chain. Do you really think all clothes consumed in the USA are made in the USA. Come on...

>>18468560
>No, we genuinely do spend less money on clothing.
Nope.
https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/mens-wear-market
https://www.statista.com/outlook/cmo/luxury-goods/luxury-fashion/worldwide
All luxury fashion markets have increased tremendously. That's just the luxury market, fast fashion has also exploded.
And none of these things have anything to do with why people dress down now more today despite spending more money.

>>18468581
You're not coherently responding to my claims at all- I don't think you understand my posts. The move from complex tailored clothing to simpler casual clothing lowered profit margins. Your example is irrelevant.

The offshoring of garment manufacture is also a big part of why clothing got worse. Much of expertise that existed in high cost of labor countries was destroyed. But I didn't want to go into too much detail.

>>18467629 (OP)
>>18467631
>>18467679
>>18467674
>>18467796
>>18467829
>>18467834
>>18467859
>>18468163
>>18468380
(and so on) you are the character on the left

>>18468584
You are the one who is having severe reading comprehension problems. Your cope at the end is pretty funny when you realize how stupid you sounded.

>>18468591
I look, dress, act, think and talk like the guy on the left, he is LITTERALLY me

>>18468597
Based...

>>18468597
You people remind me of my dog.
She (a bitch) was not trained properly to interact with people, so when we walked her outside, she considered everybody as a threat and an enemy, she also didn't know how to interact with the space (knowing the difference between the sidewalk and the road).
Autists are the same, you are not properly socialized, you think people should think and dress like you as a projection of yourself and of your mind, you don't understand context and social cues, you don't diffrenciate you own impulses and objective facts and so on.
All the people in OP's pic are more adapted to their environment and social circle than you are (being at a pub with friends to begin with).

>>18468488
There an implied understanding that if you go to places like the mall or the movies wearing a suit that you’re gonna look like an overdressed retard standing next to everyone else. You do you, but I like to cool.
I do dress well, but I’m not a faggy redditor. Caring this much what someone else wears is really pathetic
>>18468496
I look much better in street clothes and know how to style better with them. If I wanna impress, I’m gonna wear some Gucci, Louis, and Prada.

>>18468591
>normal guy
This is the normal guy on the street in the current year.

>>18468612
He probably has some kind of marketing job, a 401K, a house, a (mid) gf or wife and a kid like the other guy behind him.
Yeah, this is what a normal guy looks like in the current year, yeah he looks like shit, but he's adapted to his environment, he doesn't try to change other people's behaviors because he knows that has no imput on it, and he doesn't waste time chosing his clothes.
He's efficient and realistic, the opposite of most people on this site.

>>18468611
This one is not a "suit". It's a sports jacket, odd trousers and a button up shirt. All of which are casual wear. Suit type clothes aren't just the stuff you see on CEOs and lawyers in movies. Nobody is stopping you from wearing this and looking sharp, instead of the usual sloppy nignog hoodies and plastic puffer jackets.

> If I wanna impress, I’m gonna wear some Gucci, Louis, and Prada.
Spoken like a true thirdie. People don't give a shit about your labels if you dress like a clown, which is what most label flashers do. Even cheap no brand clothes will look good on you if you get the fit right and know how to style them. Not to mention, flashing labels and brands is like 15 years out of fashion. Did you miss the whole "quiet luxury" trend? Looking rich (i.e graceful, dignified and classy) isn't about the labels, but in the way you carry yourself.

>>18468616
What are people like you even doing on a fashion board if that's what you're into? It's like going on an art board and saying random doodles in your notebook are better than a proper painting.

>>18468622
Is fashion and art form?
Or is it a way to present yourself and to be integrated within a society?

>>18468620
The fact that it’s 95 and humid where I live means I’m not going to wear that. It’s the middle of fucking summer, you dolt. Even if it wasn’t, I’d still wear what I find comfortable and cool, like a fashionable hoodie
People absolutely do notice designer logos. I get compliments all day from people when I’m wearing that. It’s what I like and I look great in it. I don’t want to larp as a business man at a dive bar or other places I go

>>18468627
Nta, but I do think it’s a form of expression. The dude in your pic doesn’t care, and I’m glad for him. He clearly has other hobbies

>>18468627
Nobody needs to integrate into a sick and degenerated society. Fashion, like all art forms, is a way to elevate the human consciousness and experience. Dressing well is not only good for your mind, but also for other people who are going to lay their eyes on you. Don't psychologically and spiritually corrupt and ruin the minds of unsuspecting people on the streets who are already suffering enough from living in the degenerated modern society and culture.

>>18467629 (OP)
would you rather have them be wearing jiraikei dresses off of temu mate

>>18468538
>Short sleeved button up

>>18468550
just so you know, all the adults are just humoring you. we all had a phase like that and we know you'll have a full body cringe when you think back at this.

>>18469106
If you were an actual adult and not a smug plebbitor you would have refuted everything he said.

>>18468627
Take a chance, buy some weird shit.

>>18468647
>jiraikei
Now that's my fetish...

>>18468616
>but he's adapted to his environment
That's an odd statement to make. He's adapted to convenience, not his environment.

>>18469106
NTA but you're clearly buttblasted.

>>18467631
You're kinda right but why'd you write this like a fuckin tard

>>18467629 (OP)
Who gives a shit, seriously? Why do people have to wear impractical clothing that's uncomfortable?
It's hot as fuck nowadays. It's way hotter than when we were kids. I'm not gonna wear a button shirt and tuck it in just to make some faggot incel on the internet happy

>>18468616
>He probably has some kind of
thats matt christman he's a leftist podcaster from chapo's trap house. he had a stroke from his covid jabs and cocaine which made him retarded which is why he fell out of relevance a few years ago.
so yeah you're right he had a high paying job where he can dress however he wants and not give a fuck. can you tell he's an over-grown somethingawful goon?

>>18469311
>It's hot as fuck nowadays. It's way hotter than when we were kids. I'm not gonna wear a button shirt and tuck it in just to make some faggot incel on the internet happy
the global surface temperature has only increased 1*c since 1970 according to the most radical climate projections and more realistically around 0.6*c because the 1*c figure involves 15 years worth of data that was proven and then admitted to be falsified by a bunch of climate scientists who were exchanging emails about how they need to make global warming look worse than it is because ushering in the marxist agenda is more important than the truth. literally their words not mine.
quit trying to push your retarded political agenda.
global warming and carbon pollution is a geniune environmental concern but it is overblown as a red herring / distraction to keep your mind off over-fishing, chemical pollution, nuclear waste disposal and other much more serious ecological concerns.
its pushed by major corporations originally to defang the far left eco-terrorist groups of the 70s-90s and to enrich themselves with carbon credit fraud schemes where they lie to the public about how the plastic shit you bought from china is "carbon neutral" while stealing money from the taxpayer and committing all sorts of fraud. some of the biggest fraud cases in american history were renewable energy schemes.

climategate emails compiled:
https://www.lavoisier.com.au/articles/greenhouse-science/climate-change/climategate-emails.pdf
article about the leak: http://smallthoughts.com/climategate/
wikileaks release index: https://wikileaks.org/wiki/Climatic_Research_Unit_emails,_data,_models,_1996-2009

>>18469311
You have never worn a buttoned shirt in your life, have you, faggot?
>It's way hotter than when we were kids
No, you're just a degenerate fatfuck full of lard now.

>>18469365
Nta, but only when I have to like for job interviews or formal events.
I prefer stylish street clothes

I live in a mid-size city in the South and people literally make fun of you for dressing well

>>18467629 (OP)
>>18467631
It's just another way to keep your head down. We're all equally insignificant cattle.

Men went from peacocks to pidgeons starting with the French revolution. Nothing but black coats after that. The bowtie and top hat vanish after the Great Depression. In the 60s, wearing a tie made you square. Hip-hop promotes sportswear. And now we're in the era of sitting on a beanbag in your open office wearing a t-shirt and shorts.

It all boils down to: you're not better than me, you're not fancier than me, you're not a higher authority than me. We're all equally bland and inoffensive. It's a masculinity problem. Men aren't allowed to stand out any more.

>>18469534
>Men aren't allowed to stand out any more.
There have never been as many opportunities to look cool in the entire history of humankind. Nobody is denying you fashion, it's purely up to you to look like a slob.

>>18469312
>he had a stroke from his covid jabs and cocaine which made him retarded
>from chapo's trap house.
Anon, he was already retarded...

>>18469365
Linen shirts have buttons, you obese otis

>>18469505
if idiots are discouraging you, then you're doing the right things.

A lion does not care for the opinion of sheep.

>>18467807
>>18467809
It's 94 here in Salt Lake City, there's zero chance I'm going to wear fucking chinos or dungarees to a farmer's market. I agree with these line of thinking during the fall, spring, and winter but summer is exclusively 5" inseam shorts (usually athletic workout shorts) and some kind of polyester t shirt, button down short sleeve, or athletic polo

>incelbait thread
>first post is a cringe monologue saying exactly what incels want to hear

fashion board.

>>18469859
>summer
>polyester t-shirt
Okay, stinky.

>>18469505
Just wear seersucker bro.

>>18468612
This motherfucker. Wearing shorts which go over the knees is so unflattering for any guy and was mid 2000s core. This is some dipshit. The level of ignorance and self-awareness is through the roof. Also what the fuck is up with the matching shirt-sock and trouser-shoe combo? Too much contrast and boring as fuck if you ask me. Dude better check himself.

For the men, I’ve noticed most are either fat or were indoctrinated into sportsball culture and continue to dress like a 9 year old dressing to travel for summer ball well into middle age.

The worse the average person dresses, the more you look like a tryhard if you dress well

>>18469537
WHERE TO BUY THIS JACKET???

>>18467629 (OP)
>polo shirts

Adlay ya gronk dog

>>18467629 (OP)
Because we're in the depredation part of society before complete collapse.
>but I'm an adult and I don't care what people think
Is the usual thing you'll hear and they are technically right they don't care, about themsleves.

>>18468629
>People absolutely do notice designer logos. I get compliments all day from people when I’m wearing that.

cringe.

>>18467631
LMAO a Pajeet using ChatGPT definitely wrote that.

>>18471886
This is what ChatGPT gave me:

(1/2)

That’s a sharp observation—and one that touches on deeper cultural shifts. When people say “everyone dresses like children these days,” they’re often reacting to fashion trends emphasizing comfort, playfulness, and nostalgia over traditional adult formality. Here are a few reasons why this is happening:
1. Comfort Reigns Supreme

Post-pandemic, comfort became a top priority. Sweatpants, oversized hoodies, sneakers—once reserved for kids or lazy weekends—became everyday staples for adults too.
2. Nostalgia-Driven Fashion

Millennials and Gen Z grew up in the '90s and 2000s, and now designers are tapping into that nostalgia. Think cartoon graphics, cargo pants, jelly sandals, and playful colors. What used to be “kid stuff” is now retro-cool.
3. Blurred Age Boundaries

Youth culture heavily influences mainstream trends. The line between what's "for kids" and "for adults" has blurred. It's more acceptable now for a 35-year-old to wear a Pokémon T-shirt or carry a Hello Kitty bag.
4. Rejection of Formality

Wearing suits and “grown-up” clothes used to signal adulthood and seriousness. Today, dressing down is often seen as more authentic, creative, and even powerful in some circles (think tech CEOs in hoodies).
5. Influence of Streetwear & Pop Culture

Streetwear, once underground, is now high fashion. Brands like Supreme, Off-White, and even collaborations with cartoons or anime characters are reshaping adult wardrobes.

>>18471897
(2/2)

6. Economic Factors

Fast fashion promotes cheap, trendy clothes that often mimic youth styles. These items are accessible and constantly evolving, encouraging playful experimentation.

If it feels like adults are dressing like kids, it might not just be about style—it could reflect a larger cultural hesitation to embrace traditional adulthood, or simply a broader definition of what being an adult looks like today.

Would you say this trend bothers you, or just intrigues you?

BTW, this is the first time I've actually used Chat GPT to get any answers, believe it or not, and I already feel like a retard who can't think for himself. Makes me wonder if people (especially students) these days even use search engines anymore, let alone dig through specific websites related to the topic and build a sort of a "thesis" of their own.

People are too fat these days to wear nice clothing. A nice shirts placket will warp due to their mantits and beer belly. Can't have a nice fitting waistband so instead they opt for an elastic one to stretch around their bloat. Plus if they wore nice stuff they might spill their soda or burger sauce on them when stuffing their face for the 5th time that day.

lmao just dress cool its not that hard
>>18469537
see even a nog can figure it out

>>18471897
>chatgpt thinks you can still wear offwhite in 2025

>>18468629
>People absolutely do notice designer logos. I get compliments all day from people when I’m wearing that.
I saw a thirty-something year old obese woman wearing Celine skinny jeans, Armani sneakers, a Balenciaga hoodie, a MiuMiu handbag and a Hermes purse on the bus today. I'm not sure if these were reps or not, but every item clashed with each other despite the overall fit somehow being bland as hell. Like, outrageously mid.

>>18472597
sir this is /fa/, we don't dress cool here, we seethe about the west falling and society collapsing! god forbid a man wears sneakers

>>18467629 (OP)
Jeremy Clarksons pub is a tourist trap, normal country people are mostly 70+ and wear old people clothes

>>18468280
i agree
they arent here to talk about fashion they just want to break balls all day... fucking redditors and this little brother mentality
oh they are soooo smart theyl never have to go to the gym or dress well, theyre just soo smart theyl never need to try and we just dont know everyone dressed like a plastic asshole is secretly a genius and doesnt care what i think


assholes, the way you dress shows what you think of the people around you not the other way around, it shows me that you dont give a fuck or have any respect for me, you wouldnt dress like that for a job interview right? why? because you dont want to look like some nonchalant asshole, but deep down thats exactly who you really are YOU PEICE OF FUCKING SHIT