Is Fashion Becoming Too Ridiculous?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today's video I am reacting to a Strawberry Park video where they talk about ridiculous fashion, avant garde fashion, people playing characters through the way they dress and more topics on fashion style.
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Honestly I feel like there’s such thing as “real fashion” and fashion for fashion’s sake at this point
bandages for aesthetic’s sake was a massive trend in the anime community in the early 2010’s; harajuku/shibuya-inspired brands still sell them.
I think dressing like celebrities has been a thing for Asia. For example, some of the people in China or Japan literally dress like G dragon and buy everything he owns!
I really like a lot of the points the guys brought up. Never heard of them either but definitely more knowledgeable and respectful than so many others that see or react to these types of outfits. There's always levels of knowledge and understanding to any hobby; anything can be ridiculous or cosplay if you (or society) deems it as such. Like you mentioned, people should feel free to wear whatever they want so long as it's not hurting others. Also a band-aid on the nose can also help nose-breathing if applied properly.
I feel like a lot of fashion designers and people who work in fashion want to fit into the stereotype of how a fashion designer/professional should dress. And some try too hard to look different but end up looking the same. The same goes to other creatives .
at 18:00 the expectation about getting into design after getting deep enough into any hobby is something that i think only creatives face.
someone really into coffee isnt encouraged or expected to start a plantation or a coffee roasting business, even someone who picks up technical skills regarding their hobby ( like restoring classic cars, gardening or something) isnt expected or asked if they would persue it professionally. Something kinda feels off or disrespectful about that. As if there would be a lower barrier of entry or something. maybe this is self-gatekeeping but i have a healthy respect for the craft of anyone in any industry.
These reactions are good they let you speak on other parts of fashion like playboicarti clones 😂😂
LOL
I design clothes just to get the creativeness out, I don't care if I sell any pieces of clothing. It's hard to shop at Major stores because everything seems cut wrong or lacking intelligent design. If it cost $1,000 I better know the designer personally. 😂 Paying a couple hundred dollars for a t-shirt or shoes is where I'm at.
hopefully you are just designing them and not actually creating the garments because that would be a waste of money and fabric 😅
@@haventseenhimArt is never a waste
The bandage is definitely for aesthetic hahaha
I found your page within the hour and I am obsessed
Glad you’re enjoying the content !
The hair is avant-garde 🤣🤣
😂😂
bandaids on the nose are from harajuku fashion. Decora
Thanks for the clarification!
it’s so enlightening to hear their perspective for sure. I loled so many times bec it felt like im hearing my alter ego and jaded self
😂how i talk myself out whenever i struggle with dressing up.
The young designers featured in the video remind me of characters from “Paradise Kiss.” Everyone making, wearing, sometimes selling their own clothes as a form of self-expression and alternative-ness to the everyday. I’m not big on every print or style that I’ve seen here, but I like that more people are playing with making fashion for themselves and their customers.
Insightful and thoughtful analysis👌
Great Vid as usual. Love Keezy channel too...He's not my style in terms of clothing and shoes he seems very relatable and super chill
cool shirt🦋 love your videos🌞
Thanks ❤️
Those guys have a lot of knowledge full stop. They even brought up French philosophy with the concept of 'The Performance', throughout they made astute comments and more than that they were funny with it. Going by the title of the vlog I thought that they were going to be ass hat bant-ters but it's good to see you can be pleasantly wrong. New to this channel but enjoying it.
Man 🔥🔥🔥 video still need that Kerby Jean Raymond and Pyer moss video man
This guys are hilarious 😂
Can you do an interview with demna or rick owens personally? Would love to see that
I wish - but that is extremely highly unlikely. Never say never though
@@FashionRoadman honestly you could probably get coffee with rick on a good day if you were willing to fly down to italy just to kick it at the owenscorp canteen. demna doesnt seem like the type.
@@FashionRoadman God willing brother, you can do anything
ayy strawberry park 😂😂 lesgoo
Ayo in Art club and friends 🔥
Well the guy on left is wearing that brand hat. Ive noticed the rapper/hype/indie music crowd tend to be into fashion now.
Im a plain jane so new to all this but tend to see patterns and colors.
the bandage on the nose look actually isn't that weird as an asthetic choice. Famous rapper, Nelly, abused this look during the early to mid 2000's.
I think of the way the first kids dressed as dumpster fire avant-garde fashion it’s not toned down and refined it’s just attention seeking
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"Ugly", has become the new beautiful (?)
( and one tattoo ? just won't do...,)
all well and good but this isn't really about "fashion becoming too ridiculous." Not even remotely.
Honestly it is VERY ridiculous right now. That's it.
First!!!
wait is this a reaction video to a reaction video?
Is youtube becoming too ridiculous?
It might just be