Ramdom fashion thoughts

[titkitten]

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.

my friend told me she got complimented on these glasses recently

[bels]

Those do rule though. Objectively.

[titkitten]

the four “lenses” are just so nutty, i think they’re what really push them over the edge for me

do these actually work? asking for a friend

she says they definitely do not perfectly but enough to be worth the compliments

[foxtail_grass]

Hot take: I think 'versatile' pieces are overrated. Putting emphasis on how many combinations you can make with your clothes only matters to you. I'd rather have a couple really solid outfits that I repeat often (offending no one) than 28 subpar combinations that half-work.

If you have one outfit that makes you feel like a superstar then just wear that outfit every day. Then when it doesn't, make a new outfit with the rest of your clothes, and repeat.

[edmund]

Hot take: I think 'versatile' pieces are overrated. Putting emphasis on how many combinations you can make with your clothes only matters to you. I'd rather have a couple really solid outfits that I repeat often (offending no one) than 28 subpar combinations that half-work.

If you have one outfit that makes you feel like a superstar then just wear that outfit every day. Then when it doesn't, make a new outfit with the rest of your clothes, and repeat.

i agree with this as much as i don't abide by it. i've accumulated most of my clothes through a holistic assessment of my wardrobe and what items are additive to it as a whole, and as much as i think it's satisfactory to me sometimes getting dressed feels like clicking pieces together like I'm a Lego man

a great outfit (in a vacuum irrespective of silly concepts like "wardrobe cohesion") should look and feel more than the sum of jacket + shirt + pants + shoes etc.