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Those do rule though. Objectively.

It's a classic that if you wear something bright or with a crazy pattern you'll get "compliments" on it.

But that doesn't mean it's good, just ask trashpile.

Skinny, cropped trousers were popular with millenials because they looked largely the same in pictures as they do in real life, and millenial online life was one centered around "authenticity" Wide, artfully pooling trousers can now become popular because for Gen Z the online image is the ...

Great fucking question.

I don't think cavempt will work, the heads are too heady.

Does your city/town have a "repair cafe" or a "make space" ? either could be good places to get in person lessons.

This is the only place where people will give me the respect that I deserve for having a moustache in 2016.

When i took a random mirror selfie that didn't even show my shoes and someone said "Is this a fitpic?" I knew that things were slipping.

I can't really tell people's faces apart unless I know them really well.

Copping a grail does actually make you happier if you keep it for 5 years.

But welcome to middle age, actually far harder to dress for than youth.

IMO get on the 2nd hand sites and buy all the 2012 EG you can find

I love this thread.

I'm still interested in all of those things, except for post-skate.

Wait until they construct a chatgpt care tagger

Spring/Summer Fits

shirting is so good. Collars.....

We were all going through it.

Some of us still are.

I just bought some CDs (Kali Uchis, Frank Ocean and Tom Misch) because I realised that I only had either The Mountain Goats or The Body or that one hyperdub 4 CD compilation and it was all a bit much for easy listening.

You shouldn't wear formal shoes and a backpack. That's my new fashion dogma (wore tricker brogues and a backpack today and feel like a right knob)