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VK is so cool, and mana-sama's look is quite nice.

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submitted 4 days ago by RNAi@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net
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submitted 1 week ago by Seryph@lemmygrad.ml to c/fashion@hexbear.net

So so far I've covered a few different styles of lolita dresses. I started with a sweet, then did a classic, but I haven't done a gothic yet, let's change that.

This issue's dress is Lingxi's Nightmare Lilith. It's a rose-themed gothic, as made obvious by its incredible collar. Seriously if I could get just the collar I would. It's perfect for basically any gothic rose coord. The thorns add so much to the rose which is a pretty common motif.

The collar isn't the only rose themed part of this dress though. The skirt has an printed rose motif. It's in almost the same black as the dress itself, so it's relatively subtle, but it adds a lot. Especially thanks to the pop of red behind it which adds some colour into the otherwise pure black dress. (Which, speaking personally, is very important for any gothic lolita in my eyes. Pure black can look good but I much prefer gothics that use dark reds, purples, and navys in their scheme since they add some visual interest. White too but white is tricky and not every dress pulls it off. But ultimately I'm not a gothic I'm a classic, colour is just part of my aesthetic in a way it isn't for a gothic.)

The dress has two sleeve variants, regular sleeves and bell sleeves. They're both lovely, I'm honestly not sure if I prefer one or the other.

Of the three model coords, I like this one the most for its use of prayer beads. It unfortunately gives up the witch hat that's part of the set (which I love, witch coords are so cool and I want one), but the new headpiece is beautiful and I adore how the spikes on it accent the rose collar's thorns.

So that's the dress! I didn't really have as much to say this time, like I said I'm a classic not a gothic. I just really loved this one's collar and rose theme.

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I love WWII bomber jackets. This one from the second Tomb Raider movie Angelina Jolie wears is awesome.

Also shoutout to Drive man's bomber jacket.

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submitted 2 weeks ago by PKMKII@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

I saw some dope field caps of the North Vietnamese army, but the only listing I could find was an original that had already sold, and searching for “Vietnam hat” just gets me a bunch of boomer participation trophies.

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submitted 2 weeks ago by Paulie@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net
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submitted 2 weeks ago by RNAi@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net
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submitted 2 weeks ago by bubbalu@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

Found out one of my irl fashion friends is $4k in debt because he got addicted to buying clothes on ebay. We made him cut up the fucking card and erase it from off his phone but damn. He's going to be in the hole for a while.

Which is to say, budget and be deliberate! He was even buying second-hand for the most part and not even that could save him.

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submitted 2 weeks ago by Paulie@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

As someone with neurodiversity I recognize clothes have many layers, no pun intended. There are cultural significances and practical uses, these are the two main qualities of clothing. Culture eventually wins over the practicality of certain garments, people wear flight jackets without being pilots, people wear Stetson’s without being ranchers, I fit that second category. Living in this country I have been exposed to the common judgement passed by others, Americans love to observe a person and fish out their qualities so that they can equate them to something familiar usually attached to pop culture. Since I live in the city, wearing a rancher hat most people won’t care but some people will point and say “Ayyy I’m walking here” or “Howdy pardner” or some stupid shit.

Two years ago when I didn’t care about appearance I had many people point and laugh, one person I confronted said “when is x album coming out”, essentially comparing me to some washed up classic rock star who I looked nothing like. I walked back to their apartment after researching what they said and said some things which made them close their window and end their windowsill “comedy show” which was essentially what I mentioned before, the lowest form of comedy of making fun of appearances and comparing those features to someone else / pop culture references.

But the hat is seven hundred dollars.

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submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by bubbalu@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

My grandpa bought it from a native guy in Arizona in the 70s is all I know about it. Wondering what others think.

E: per @Moonworm@hexbear.net's suggestion, I found the brand and year and found the exact same belt on ebay . Looks like my grandpa confabulated some story about a belt he bought at like a land's end or something.

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Kamala Harris has arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland to begin today's campaign bus tour in SW Pennsylvania, and she is wearing her Chucks!

https://subium.com/profile/joshuajfriedman.com/post/3kzz2sfi6d622

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submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by Seryph@lemmygrad.ml to c/fashion@hexbear.net

Hello and welcome to the fourth of my silly little rambles that people apparently like to read, only this time it's a post! I spoke with a few people over on trachat and the consensus seemed to be that making this a full post would be better, so from now on I'll be posting them here and crossposting to traa.

Jumping right into it, today's dress is Long Ears and Sharp Ears' Morning Glory. Unlike the other dresses I've covered so far, this one is available as both a OP and a JSK with blouse.

As you can see the JSK is a lot girlier and cutesier, while the OP has a nicer more mature and elegant look. Of the two I'm drawn more towards the white versions OP, but both are really lovely! I think however that the coloured versions of the dress work better as the JSK, particularly this purple version. I'm just personally drawn towards pretty white clothing in general.

I was mainly drawn to this one by the chiffon and tulle fabric, in particular the metallic tulle hexagon pattern that covers the entire dress is really beautiful and adds a nice shine without being overwhelming. The white versions of the dress show it off particularly well I think. It makes the entire dress glow in the sunlight, hence the name, and it is utterly gorgeous when it does.

As has become a theme, I'm also in love with the smaller details too. In particular this collar is gorgeous and I adore all the little bows on the JSK version. The mix of purple, blue, and green that you can see here is really difficult to get right but I think it works quite well here!

I honestly don't have much else to say about this dress really, it's a bit simple but I think quite effective and I really like it. I already quite liked LnSEars as a brand for their more elaborate fairy-themed pieces, but this one has shown me that they can do a decent variety of looks and it makes me want to get one of their pieces again. LnSEars are also a good brand for taller women, since you can custom order their dresses to match your sizes for only a slight price increase. ($10 extra for a skirt length increase, $15 for a full resizing)

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submitted 3 weeks ago by bubbalu@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

It has cute wittle heart buttons. And it's stripey and I love historical reproduction. BUT It will cost about half my disposable income for the rest of the year. I've been saving for a while, and part of the reason I save is so I can get special things like this, but buying special things like this is why I always end up close to paycheck-to-paycheck.

Help me decide! I tend to get hyperfixated on a favorite article of clothing and wear it 3-5x per week until it disintegrates or is really inappropriate for the temperature.

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I love the tonal pocket square.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ajUDl7JrA

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by bubbalu@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

Most of the ones I can find are oriented towards preppy and menswear styles but like I live in the rust belt and I'm not gonna be caught dead in boat shoes.

I mostly buy second hand and do hand alterations but I'm running out of inspiration :c

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I r-r-r-really don’t trust the quality of that shit.

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submitted 1 month ago by LaGG_3@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

I finally spent some of the money I got from selling my records on an Oni Type 2 jacket, but temps are in the high 90s F here. I'll just admire this thing in my closet for the next 2-3 months agony-minion

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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by Parsani@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

It's good people. The 100% linen shirts I got were a bit rough at first, but are now nice and soft. I don't typically iron, but linen wrinkles so much that I did, and damn, what a beautiful material once it's ironed.

The raw linen color is also very nice.

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submitted 2 months ago by RNAi@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net
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Solana Oversized Straw Hat In Black X Natural

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Summer clothes (hexbear.net)
submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by Parsani@hexbear.net to c/fashion@hexbear.net

What are you wearing this summer?

It's already hot as fuck where I am. I never bothered with linen before, but I found some decent pants (thin linen/cotton blend from uniqulo, so we will see if they last, I have my eye on some nicer ones but they are $$$) and some linen shirts from muji. Starting to think that's the way to go to keep the sun off of me to stay cooler.

Linen, over or underrated? (marx)

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