@@kevinleonardo2063 thanks I appreciate it and yes. There are so many options from making our own clothes to ebay, depop, grailed, facebook buy/sell groups, yahoo auctions and more.
I feel like the main reason people say that is that they think oh it’s just a piece of cloth why can’t it be cheap? They wanna dress in designer but don’t wanna pay for it. Never understood that. I don’t own a Ferrari. I don’t need one. I can’t afford one. I won’t necessarily get more out of it on a day to day as compared to a reasonable car. It just looks really nice. Nice things are expensive... Always seemed simple to me
Sometimes I feel like it’s a case of “My nerdism is cooler and therefore more valid than your nerdism.” Like when you mentioned people decrying fashion because it’s shallow and materialistic, yet they post videos about their extensive Blu-ray collection, or the latest guitar they bought, etc. There’s nothing wrong with either or those, but the idea that because we’re not interested in a certain subject so it isn’t relevant really narrows an individual’s perspective and kills curiosity.
I hate when people say it's all about vanity. I'm one of the most self-depricating people there is, but I love fashion. You can be down to earth and still like to look good and express yourself with what you wear.
Fashion is so expressive and it's true that it can change the way you feel and act in a positive way, the more you grow as a person the better your individual style gets
That is the problem, these so called fashion people just like to 'express' themselves while in reality their 'self-expression' are neither asked nor welcomed.
I think being different always triggers people who are into being conformed - they typically see you as a 'threat'. And #2 being the same concept but on the different extreme really brings out the point -with each end wanting to make their group exclusive.
the reason i wear fashionable clothes is because its fun to find new styles and experimenting stuff, also because they are comfortable and i get a big confidence boost when i wear something stylish.
I enjoy things (including but not limited to fashion) that are created out of love for the medium and crafted in self-expressive, unique ways. I hate it when these things are aggressively monetized and oversaturated to death.
A weird about fashion (and art in general) is how subjective most of it is, yet how opinions about are often presented as facts or objective. You obviously can discuss trends and analyze fashion, but there is a rift you just have to get over, and I think a few people just cant. (Both on the love and hate side of fashion. Like treating some things as absolute truth, or not taking well thought out opinions or actual facts serious.)
I think why people hate fashion is the same as those who love cars or those who love games, sometimes that love they express may come off as obnoxious and or jarring. Like dudes rocking full yellow fits. I love cars but most hate shiny chrome rims or a loud exhaust, but i do. I love fashion but its very easy to hate it or not like it, because ,i like everyone else, dont want to or need to see your personality all over the place. It shouldnt be that way but it is.
I think a lot of stuff is dumb looking in fashion but I will never say that out loud, you just gotta let people do what they want until they hurt people with it
A lot, if not everyone, wears clothes. Not everyone wears fashion. There’s this weird confusion between Apparel and Fashion. Those are different things.
This is a Teenager and old people thing. Old people says today's fashion is stupid and hates them while keep yanking on their 60s and 70s fashion, or teenagers who think that fashion is stupid cause they can can't afford it.
I don’t consider fashion necessarily materialistic because for me it’s just a dope fun way to express myself and find others with the same state of mind as me, I don’t really have a strong connection to my clothes other than feeling good in them because I’m expressing myself.
*Sometimes what can tell us about a culture without using words the easiest is clothes. Throughout history clothes have always been a huge part and have told us about the different regions and what has gone on in that time. It is immensely important what we wear because it says so much without a single word being said. Of course there are way more important things in life because we just need to cover our naked bodies but it sure does feel good to wear something that makes you feel nice.*
2:47 okay that shit done b on reverse that looks on left screen is garoboDUMP and right side is gorgeous, contrast in color, silhouette, etc esp. w that hair
Reggie I know this isn't directly fashion related but I feel like you would appreciate its influence on Japanese fashion; please please please could you do a video looking at the history of Japanese magazines like Popeye magazine or Hotdog magazine or Young magazine! I feel like if anyone is knowledgable about these magazines it would be you
Fashion is terrible for the planet though. Well not inherently, but it def is in our fast fashion culture (and I'm not talking only H&M and Zara, you're part of fast fashion if you buy new sneaker every month/every 2 months).
All jokes aside . I got into a Ralph phase were all I would were is polos and rugbys . I low keyed started acting snooty. I had to go back to my humble beginnings .
Hey casual i got a bape hoodie from stock x and it looks good but on the outer part of the sleeve tag it has the ape head but on the inner side it has a franken bape tag, and stock x says it was a fw18 version they sold me. Can you help me?
A little off topic ....but I am very curious on a creator and genius of sort named Zhijun Wang he’s created masks that protect against pollution in Japan but here’s the catch all the masks are made from the most iconic shoe in the sneaker head world
You can buy FASHION. You can't buy STYLE!!!!! Style comes from within. I can't say how many times I've seen clowns rocking a name brand, with the branding on full display, on every single thing they have on, and looking corny af! Imagine a guy with a pair of yeezys on, an Astroworld hoodie, underneath a Supreme x Northface puffer jacket, along with the Supreme x Northface backpack walking through the mall, in August, in Dallas, Texas....and he was walking behind his 50 something dad...who was rocking BAPE...let that picture sink in.
I don’t understand why people can’t even decide to put effort it just doesn’t make sense to me. If the person excuse is money like @fashionarchives said or time, that just doesn’t make sense in this day and age when it’s so accessible (ps to those who are new I’m not talking about fast fashion) I just don’t seem to understand. Those who do think so please let me know why I would love to know:) Ps check me out for avant-garde(ish) fashion:)
People have differing degrees of sensibility to art , beauty or proportions , that's not necessarily a bad thing , can a cat appreciate a beautiful painting ?.
Without offending anyone Surely Fashion/Trends are Stupid?!, they Subdue Individuality, I am so Proud to have My own Personal Tastes although when I was younger I didn't know any better!, I still Prefer Music from My Favourite Era (Mid to Late 70'S -Mid to Late 80's) & are still Discovering Tunes from way back that I missed then or Music from before I was Born, I have got into Classical Music a bit now that I am a bit Older & Mellower (I mean Music because not keen on the Opera Stuff!), I Dress for My Own Eye & Feel & although I won't win any Fashion awards i see a lot of People Dressed worse that Me imo!, I style My Hair in My own way with really Cheap Tubbed Hair Gel, I'm a Guy who wants to Look Presentable & Well Turned out & with no Personal Hygiene issues, I suppose being a Natural Loner Helps Me in this Ethos as I never have the urge to Fit in although sometimes I want to Blend in & not be Noticed if the Wiser among You understand that Statement/Vibe!.
I can relate. Personally this retro style is very stagnant in my view because people want to relive the past. The loose clothes and everything seems very untas teful. I prefer my style too. Hensley shirts and darker colored jeans maybe basic but timeless.
I love fashion but hate the industry. It's unfortunately one of the largest polluters globally (second to only the oil industry). That being said, that's partially why I'm so excited people are moving away from fast fashion and mall brands as they refine their style, shop second hand, and splurge on higher-end pieces from designers (I'm still very weary of sportswear brands tho, as paying $250+ for a piece of cloth/leather/rubber that was made in a sweatshop and will not age or take abuse seems unfortunate). I'm hoping we are moving towards more sustainable fashion, and seeing high profile designers like Stella McCartney and Spencer Phipps focus on sustainability within the fashion world is hopeful.
Im like the totally down to wear knock offs or clothes i make myself someone actually someone said too me why dont you wear designer clothes i replied i dont have a designer brain just a orignal one lol
I'm sorry I usually like your videos but I think you are way off here. Everyone has their own sense of personal fashion that coincides with their identity and how they see themselves and present themselves to the world. There are just varying levels of emphasis put on it. How much effort, time and importance placed on it. Take my father for example, hes a 60 year old man who worked construction his whole life and puts very little effort into fashion. He doesn't understand spending more than $30 on a shirt or $60 on a pair of shoes, but it is not that he actually has a disdain for fashion. He just comes from a different time, sees himself and the world differently than most today. He grew up in the 70s when the hippie counterculture movement was still very influential. To him, showing that he isn't concerned with material things and is frugal is just as much as a flex as someone wearing supreme today. The difference is that today it is celebrated to be able to carelessly spend exorbitant amounts of money on clothing and material goods and that is looked favorably upon. In his day however it was the complete opposite the guys that spent way too much time and money on their outfits were seen as assholes and "yuppies" or "square". The exact opposite was admired fashionably at that time but that doesn't mean that he doesn't have a certain esthetic and dress in a certain way. That's all fashion is is an esthetic and image you try to curate to represent who you are. Nobody hates fashion they just have different values and try to convey different ideals to the world based on who they are. Even the most unfashionable person in the world picks and chooses what they like and wear based on the image they want to portray.
This is such a stupid video idea nobody 'hates" fashion some people just dont like the culture of excess associated with super high end fashion and just don't like streetware. Some peopls just don't care about fashion and thats ok
Personal preference but still gave the option that you can do it i.e I'm not judging you if you do wear fast fashion. It's your choice. Let's all take a breath together and look at context.
You only support old fat men in china? I understand not wanting to spend a lot of money but its all going to a bad cause unless youre thrifting anyway.
None of these are the real reasons. The fact is I don’t wanna dress gay and be judged by people with no style. Dressing like celebrities is not fashion
I wouldn't say I am into fashion, but I am definitely into clothing. As Reggie more or leas said; clothing is a language, and how you dress says a lot about you to other people. And I mean far beyond how a dude's hoodie might tell you he likes Transformers.
The worst excuse I’ve ever heard repeatedly is “dressing well is expensive,” as you said. I can’t ever understand why anyone would say that.
@@kevinleonardo2063 thanks I appreciate it and yes. There are so many options from making our own clothes to ebay, depop, grailed, facebook buy/sell groups, yahoo auctions and more.
I feel like the main reason people say that is that they think oh it’s just a piece of cloth why can’t it be cheap? They wanna dress in designer but don’t wanna pay for it. Never understood that. I don’t own a Ferrari. I don’t need one. I can’t afford one. I won’t necessarily get more out of it on a day to day as compared to a reasonable car. It just looks really nice. Nice things are expensive... Always seemed simple to me
Saying probally comes from a time where dressing well meant wearing suits and well, suits are pretty expensive.
Growing up, my mum always dressing well is treating yourself and others with respect.
Wayne Low well that’s incorrect
"if you can make an outfit from a thrift store, you're fly." - ASAP Rocky
when did asap rocky say this?
@@The_Plane_District he probably didnt lmao
I totally support people being cheap and fashionable. And if you got the money to spend on expensive brands, go for it.
My general philosophy is to find the cheapest, decent quality product that suits my needs. Sometimes that means I have to pay for Undercover lol
Sometimes I feel like it’s a case of “My nerdism is cooler and therefore more valid than your nerdism.” Like when you mentioned people decrying fashion because it’s shallow and materialistic, yet they post videos about their extensive Blu-ray collection, or the latest guitar they bought, etc. There’s nothing wrong with either or those, but the idea that because we’re not interested in a certain subject so it isn’t relevant really narrows an individual’s perspective and kills curiosity.
It happen on both side... i wear xx brand so I am cool, you play video game and you are a NERDDDDDDDDD!.No one hate "fashion".
I hate when people say it's all about vanity. I'm one of the most self-depricating people there is, but I love fashion. You can be down to earth and still like to look good and express yourself with what you wear.
Fashion is so expressive and it's true that it can change the way you feel and act in a positive way, the more you grow as a person the better your individual style gets
That is the problem, these so called fashion people just like to 'express' themselves while in reality their 'self-expression' are neither asked nor welcomed.
I think being different always triggers people who are into being conformed - they typically see you as a 'threat'. And #2 being the same concept but on the different extreme really brings out the point -with each end wanting to make their group exclusive.
the reason i wear fashionable clothes is because its fun to find new styles and experimenting stuff, also because they are comfortable and i get a big confidence boost when i wear something stylish.
Seeing that everyone buys clothing just to take a pic then sell it, I think the future could become the opposite, buying a piece then hiding it
lmao wouldn't that me funny, imagine u cop a supreme x stone island piece n then make it your life's work to hide it from everyone
I feel good when I look good, and that makes fashion important
We have plastic surgeons for that. If you're born ugly, good luck trying to "look good" in any type of clothing. Lol.
my guy just broke fashion down to a science
You’re intro animation or whatever, looks like a really aesthetically pleasing glitch. I love it
I always get compliments on my gear and little do they know it was all bought at thrift stores.
It doesn’t matter if it comes from thrift store if you have style you can dress well at any price point
I enjoy things (including but not limited to fashion) that are created out of love for the medium and crafted in self-expressive, unique ways.
I hate it when these things are aggressively monetized and oversaturated to death.
Just like the Fast Fashion scene. It's truly awful, even behind the curtains.
A weird about fashion (and art in general) is how subjective most of it is, yet how opinions about are often presented as facts or objective. You obviously can discuss trends and analyze fashion, but there is a rift you just have to get over, and I think a few people just cant.
(Both on the love and hate side of fashion. Like treating some things as absolute truth, or not taking well thought out opinions or actual facts serious.)
I think why people hate fashion is the same as those who love cars or those who love games, sometimes that love they express may come off as obnoxious and or jarring. Like dudes rocking full yellow fits. I love cars but most hate shiny chrome rims or a loud exhaust, but i do. I love fashion but its very easy to hate it or not like it, because ,i like everyone else, dont want to or need to see your personality all over the place. It shouldnt be that way but it is.
I think a lot of stuff is dumb looking in fashion but I will never say that out loud, you just gotta let people do what they want until they hurt people with it
Respect
How do you hurt someone with clothing? Anybody on the planet is entitled to wear whatever they want
A lot, if not everyone, wears clothes. Not everyone wears fashion. There’s this weird confusion between Apparel and Fashion. Those are different things.
"You jus gotta keep it casual, baby"
Great video. Keep up the good work.
Your insight is EVERYTHING btw...thanks for your contributions!!!!!! seriously.
little late on discovering this video but man does it make me respect you a lot more than some other fashion creators.
I like fashion but I don’t like hypebeast/ resellers.
Oh yeah. Fashion is an art. Art is a science. Facts!!!
This is a Teenager and old people thing. Old people says today's fashion is stupid and hates them while keep yanking on their 60s and 70s fashion, or teenagers who think that fashion is stupid cause they can can't afford it.
Very thoughtful video Reggie. Thanks for the quality content
I think people just have different priorities. People care about different things.
I don’t consider fashion necessarily materialistic because for me it’s just a dope fun way to express myself and find others with the same state of mind as me, I don’t really have a strong connection to my clothes other than feeling good in them because I’m expressing myself.
Me I careless what people say I wear what I want and keep it moving
HONZILLA best way to do it 😎
*Sometimes what can tell us about a culture without using words the easiest is clothes. Throughout history clothes have always been a huge part and have told us about the different regions and what has gone on in that time. It is immensely important what we wear because it says so much without a single word being said. Of course there are way more important things in life because we just need to cover our naked bodies but it sure does feel good to wear something that makes you feel nice.*
2:47 okay that shit done b on reverse that looks on left screen is garoboDUMP and right side is gorgeous, contrast in color, silhouette, etc esp. w that hair
This is a great video, I really enjoyed it.
6:02 middle picture, does anyone know where that picture or that flannel jacket is from? Thank you!
Reggie I know this isn't directly fashion related but I feel like you would appreciate its influence on Japanese fashion; please please please could you do a video looking at the history of Japanese magazines like Popeye magazine or Hotdog magazine or Young magazine! I feel like if anyone is knowledgable about these magazines it would be you
Bro can u have an another episode about food? its been awhile since the ramen video
No. 5 is absolutely powerful.
Love your videos and this more analytical side of the fashion industry! What are the scientific papers you mentioned?
Outlets have bad QC (brands have specific manufacturing for outlet). Nike is probably the only one with B grades and better QC at outlets.
I’m collector , no Avant garde style or trends I only have the been wear Bathing Ape for 10 years
Smh, people be saying that designer is completely out of reach because pricing, but shit like Grailed exists now LOL
Great video 👍🏾
Who's the girl at 6:08
I need that necklace. Where can I cop?!
Fashion is terrible for the planet though. Well not inherently, but it def is in our fast fashion culture (and I'm not talking only H&M and Zara, you're part of fast fashion if you buy new sneaker every month/every 2 months).
I think the last thing to touch on is that a lot of people who dislike fashoon dont like to stand out
All jokes aside . I got into a Ralph phase were all I would were is polos and rugbys . I low keyed started acting snooty. I had to go back to my humble beginnings .
Hey casual i got a bape hoodie from stock x and it looks good but on the outer part of the sleeve tag it has the ape head but on the inner side it has a franken bape tag, and stock x says it was a fw18 version they sold me. Can you help me?
A little off topic ....but I am very curious on a creator and genius of sort named Zhijun Wang he’s created masks that protect against pollution in Japan but here’s the catch all the masks are made from the most iconic shoe in the sneaker head world
"Anything thoughtful takes time," hence, looking effortly stylish! I think I see where your coming from. 🤔😏
fashion never change you - The Casual -
The reason why I hate fashion is because my family have to be “perfect” for the school there’s literally no since of fashion
You can buy FASHION. You can't buy STYLE!!!!!
Style comes from within. I can't say how many times I've seen clowns rocking a name brand, with the branding on full display, on every single thing they have on, and looking corny af! Imagine a guy with a pair of yeezys on, an Astroworld hoodie, underneath a Supreme x Northface puffer jacket, along with the Supreme x Northface backpack walking through the mall, in August, in Dallas, Texas....and he was walking behind his 50 something dad...who was rocking BAPE...let that picture sink in.
Reggie comes at the fashion haters with *FACTS AND LOGIC*
They hate fashion because they have no sense of fashion. 😤
I don’t understand why people can’t even decide to put effort it just doesn’t make sense to me. If the person excuse is money like @fashionarchives said or time, that just doesn’t make sense in this day and age when it’s so accessible (ps to those who are new I’m not talking about fast fashion) I just don’t seem to understand. Those who do think so please let me know why I would love to know:)
Ps check me out for avant-garde(ish) fashion:)
Nice one Reggie
I EQUATE HAVING FASHION SENSE WITH HAVING GOOD MANNERS LOLOL
Reason number 5... Amazing.
sCieNce😂😂loved the video btw
1:26 Reggie's house
People have differing degrees of sensibility to art , beauty or proportions , that's not necessarily a bad thing , can a cat appreciate a beautiful painting ?.
Tell them to jump ship if their not with the drip you feel me lol💧!
It cost 0 dollars to not get that long ass slim jean and instead get a normal jean which is not longer that your ankles!
Without offending anyone Surely Fashion/Trends are Stupid?!, they Subdue Individuality,
I am so Proud to have My own Personal Tastes although when I was younger I didn't know any better!, I still Prefer Music from My Favourite Era (Mid to Late 70'S -Mid to Late 80's) & are still Discovering Tunes from way back that I missed then or Music from before I was Born, I have got into Classical Music a bit now that I am a bit Older & Mellower (I mean Music because not keen on the Opera Stuff!),
I Dress for My Own Eye & Feel & although I won't win any Fashion awards i see a lot of People Dressed worse that Me imo!,
I style My Hair in My own way with really Cheap Tubbed Hair Gel, I'm a Guy who wants to Look Presentable & Well Turned out & with no Personal Hygiene issues, I suppose being a Natural Loner Helps Me in this Ethos as I never have the urge to Fit in although sometimes I want to Blend in & not be Noticed if the Wiser among You understand that Statement/Vibe!.
I can relate. Personally this retro style is very stagnant in my view because people want to relive the past. The loose clothes and everything seems very untas teful. I prefer my style too. Hensley shirts and darker colored jeans maybe basic but timeless.
You the man. Man.
Bro what's your view of this industry now. Is it too late for us to start a new CLOTHING line?
5:07 Trump? Is that you?
lol
the saying is, “but did you do tho?”
ppl really be out there shittin bout things they dont know thinkin they know some shit
I love fashion but hate the industry. It's unfortunately one of the largest polluters globally (second to only the oil industry).
That being said, that's partially why I'm so excited people are moving away from fast fashion and mall brands as they refine their style, shop second hand, and splurge on higher-end pieces from designers (I'm still very weary of sportswear brands tho, as paying $250+ for a piece of cloth/leather/rubber that was made in a sweatshop and will not age or take abuse seems unfortunate). I'm hoping we are moving towards more sustainable fashion, and seeing high profile designers like Stella McCartney and Spencer Phipps focus on sustainability within the fashion world is hopeful.
Low key don't wanna dress like dogshit. I'm the most comfortable fashionable person I know. I'm also not spending a fortune 🤷🏾♂️
Im like the totally down to wear knock offs or clothes i make myself someone actually someone said too me why dont you wear designer clothes i replied i dont have a designer brain just a orignal one lol
Is your surname legitimately 'casual'?
Your the Sean Cee of fashion
5:46 Still possibly Sith Lord
I'm sorry I usually like your videos but I think you are way off here. Everyone has their own sense of personal fashion that coincides with their identity and how they see themselves and present themselves to the world. There are just varying levels of emphasis put on it. How much effort, time and importance placed on it.
Take my father for example, hes a 60 year old man who worked construction his whole life and puts very little effort into fashion. He doesn't understand spending more than $30 on a shirt or $60 on a pair of shoes, but it is not that he actually has a disdain for fashion. He just comes from a different time, sees himself and the world differently than most today. He grew up in the 70s when the hippie counterculture movement was still very influential. To him, showing that he isn't concerned with material things and is frugal is just as much as a flex as someone wearing supreme today. The difference is that today it is celebrated to be able to carelessly spend exorbitant amounts of money on clothing and material goods and that is looked favorably upon. In his day however it was the complete opposite the guys that spent way too much time and money on their outfits were seen as assholes and "yuppies" or "square". The exact opposite was admired fashionably at that time but that doesn't mean that he doesn't have a certain esthetic and dress in a certain way. That's all fashion is is an esthetic and image you try to curate to represent who you are. Nobody hates fashion they just have different values and try to convey different ideals to the world based on who they are. Even the most unfashionable person in the world picks and chooses what they like and wear based on the image they want to portray.
What about the Jawnz historians that collect old Raf and Margiela, we see this as a hobby just like collecting stamps or whatever
I attract hate because of the way I wear.
It's expensive and functionless.Western fashion tends to be unisprining
I feel like the only people allowed to hate fashion are the Amish. Idk why its okay, but its okay.
Shout out to ald
This is such a stupid video idea nobody 'hates" fashion some people just dont like the culture of excess associated with super high end fashion and just don't like streetware. Some peopls just don't care about fashion and thats ok
"Alot of fashion snobs out there"
Doesnt condone fast fashion
Personal preference but still gave the option that you can do it i.e I'm not judging you if you do wear fast fashion. It's your choice. Let's all take a breath together and look at context.
I wear replicas but no one cares. I can pull it off and I like flexing from time to time. Also I don't support old fat man in Switzerland and France
You only support old fat men in china? I understand not wanting to spend a lot of money but its all going to a bad cause unless youre thrifting anyway.
Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.
Oscar Wilde
None of these are the real reasons. The fact is I don’t wanna dress gay and be judged by people with no style. Dressing like celebrities is not fashion
I wouldn't say I am into fashion, but I am definitely into clothing. As Reggie more or leas said; clothing is a language, and how you dress says a lot about you to other people. And I mean far beyond how a dude's hoodie might tell you he likes Transformers.