Discussion How would you describe your fashion/ clothing style?

[lastappleonearth]

Mby this is a generic question, but fashion still is sth I kinda enjoy sometimes and I'm genuinely curious.
I'd say my clothing style prob fits into alternative street wear, tho it's hard to define. My fav brands are prob A Cold Wall, tho I like their newer stuff less and small European brands like Atelier de roupa (link), they make decent stuff for ok prices. It took me a long time to find a style I was comfortable with, some figure it out way quicker. Well anyways most of my wardrobe consists of black and grey stuff, tho I have a pink baseball cap now to bring in some contrast https://atelier-roupa.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorIQD0SznqdVHv8A64nVgwdM-p9iaKAGqeUbbmKKBOkwwj0KCQc

 

[maggineko]

I like a mix of stuff but they consist of the same theming: gothic or emo. Like, studded belts, ripped jeans (skinny or bootcut), platform heels or loafers, hella silver bracelets and necklaces (I want to be chiming and ringing wherever I go).

If I had to label it, the fit overall is probably closer to goshikku or rokku gyaru, but I really wanna get into rorita fashion too and treat myself to a cute frilly OP (can't figure out how to style a JSK for the life of me) with all the lace and stuff. I mostly thrift (irl shops or online listings) and there's actually hella gold to be found just wasting away in someone else's closet.

 

[3rdworldsadness]

Black and basic? I just wear my favourite black tops and be with it. But I I love quirky stuff and trying.

 

[LRkin]

Whatever thing is clear enough to wear, I guess. But it doesn't matter what I choose, it would be pretty bland casual

 

[lastappleonearth]

I like a mix of stuff but they consist of the same theming: gothic or emo. Like, studded belts, ripped jeans (skinny or bootcut), platform heels or loafers, hella silver bracelets and necklaces (I want to be chiming and ringing wherever I go).

If I had to label it, the fit overall is probably closer to goshikku or rokku gyaru, but I really wanna get into rorita fashion too and treat myself to a cute frilly OP (can't figure out how to style a JSK for the life of me) with all the lace and stuff. I mostly thrift (irl shops or online listings) and there's actually hella gold to be found just wasting away in someone else's closet.

I actually didn't know these terms so I looked them up and I think it's very cool, you've good great and unique fashion taste imo. Are those specific styles like rokku gyaru inspired by early 2000s fashion? Cus I remember my cousins wearing kinda similar stuff when I was a child

 

[maggineko]

I actually didn't know these terms so I looked them up and I think it's very cool, you've good great and unique fashion taste imo. Are those specific styles like rokku gyaru inspired by early 2000s fashion? Cus I remember my cousins wearing kinda similar stuff when I was a child

Hey, hi! Gyaru is actually a Japanese subculture that originated somewhere in the 90s as a rebellious movement against Japanese beauty standards, and is still carrying on today within and outside of Japan. Within the subculture are substyles like "Rokku (Rock)", "Goshikku (Gothic)", "Manba", "Agejo," etcetra. Most of these styles mostly are time capsules of the Y2k and the 2000s themselves, but there's been plenty of modern influence and progress recently!

 

[Forveleth]

I am a walking ad for TRIPP NYC.

 

[lastappleonearth]

Hey, hi! Gyaru is actually a Japanese subculture that originated somewhere in the 90s as a rebellious movement against Japanese beauty standards, and is still carrying on today within and outside of Japan. Within the subculture are substyles like "Rokku (Rock)", "Goshikku (Gothic)", "Manba", "Agejo," etcetra. Most of these styles mostly are time capsules of the Y2k and the 2000s themselves, but there's been plenty of modern influence and progress recently!

Ah ok got it, so it originated as some sort of counter culture, that's super interesting actually, thx for explaining

I am a walking ad for TRIPP NYC.

Just googled that, looks dope