What are you wearing today?

[ES3K]

oh come on...i'd say with few exceptions it's all a copy/paste fest, and Fark has never displayed any attitude unlike some others. leave him alone.

copy & paste fest? some brands and key pieces are reoccuring, i agree. but then waywt is mainly a presentation of very unique personal styles, imho. and few exeptions seem to me trying too hard. personally i think sz is perfect for style evolution, inspiration ... but the wrong place to find your style, grtting into here too early might be kind of dangerous me thinks...

[Fade to Black]

it's getting to be too much about the clothes

[DRRRK]

copy & paste fest? some brands and key pieces are reoccuring, i agree. but then waywt is mainly a presentation of very unique personal styles, imho. and few exeptions seem to me trying too hard. personally i think sz is perfect for style evolution, inspiration ... but the wrong place to find your style, grtting into here too early might be kind of dangerous me thinks...

Now it's my turn to agree. 100%.

I don't get how you can go from RO space age drag queen whatever looks to some grandpa (or ma?) or thrift store looking things like Harnden and say it's my style. Just saying it's too different from each other, nothing negative implied.

[flux]

Now it's my turn to agree. 100%.

I don't get how you can go from RO space age drag queen whatever looks to some grandpa (or ma?) or thrift store looking things like Harnden and say it's my style. Just saying it's too different from each other, nothing negative implied.

Yeah, we have seen too many 180s here, nowadays it seems to be more about the hype than the personal style...

[theaddict]

I turn my style every day, from Rick goth space ninja, to dressy silk scarf office clerk, to XXX bohemian, back to goth ninja...And its still my style, I can't see why it shouldn't be possible to try to master different aesthetics....

[DRRRK]

We surely don't mean the difference of business clothing and free time clothing. This is missing the point.

[mrbeuys]

I don't think that's what SA meant.

[AKA*NYC]

agreed with theaddict. it's fun to change things up every once in a while. there's no mandate to wear the exact same thing every single day or for that matter to adhere to a consistent look or silhouette. wearing a few billowy layers under a motorcycle jacket isn't a capital offense. it looks warm and comfortable. it is what it is and it looks no better or worse than most other outfits on these pages.

[DRRRK]

This is missing the point as well. Sorry guys. I don't know where you're coming from and i can't judge it. But to buy an entire wardrobe of SZ approved brands within a year, brands which are totally different from each other, is at best: confused. To have a growing wardrobe, or changing wardrobe over some more years is something totally different, even more if you can make new clothes look like they belong there. It's not too difficult if you now what you want. No hastily assembled closet can compare to that.

[Sombre]

I'm with FtB. Fark is, for the most part, consistent with RO. I don't see his latest contributions as him buying into the "SZ aesthetic" (whatever that means). More importantly, no one bats an eyelid when older and longer standing members decide to experiment and jump from CCP to RO to MA+ to God knows what else, while simultaneously mixing different silhouettes. I don't care whether or not people wish to call it disingenuous, but I do have a problem with double standards, which is what this seems to be.

When Fark first got here, admittedly he was a bit garish in his approach and it earned him a lot of enemies. Amid lots of outcries, serious advice, and blatant trolling, the lad decided to take a step back and look at the place and the subject matter critically. He finds something he likes for what it is, not necessarily for acceptance, and people still won't leave him alone. It's not as though his level of "balling" is unheard of. He did precisely what people suggested he do, and he still can't catch a break. It's a good thing this guy is thick-skinned.

[Farkhanyassin]

So sorry for starting all this guys. I feel comfortable with what I wear. I'm not looking for acceptance I just like listening to serious advice.

I dunno guys.. Just so sick of all the farkbashing, it's just getting old..

[Faust]

I was the one who advise Fark to take a step back and consider what he is doing here and then decide what to do. I guess he did and decided to return. I find it hard to judge him. I feel like these matters will sort themselves out with the passage of time. I do find it sad that he is conspicuously absent from fashion discussion apart from posting his fits... on virtually daily basis. But, anyway, I don't have a strong opinion either way (that's a first!).

[kunk75]

true, notice the ph bandwaggoning. Anyway, I applaud that at his age he has the means and the interest, as I only had one of the two at that age. Whether he was into ed hardy or ro, I think that age just brings about exploration and self discovery and I would bet that no one here had a 100% dyed in the wool style or personal sense of it and many people still don't as they move from one direction to another

I'm with FtB. Fark is, for the most part, consistent with RO. I don't see his latest contributions as him buying into the "SZ aesthetic" (whatever that means). More importantly, no one bats an eyelid when older and longer standing members decide to experiment and jump from CCP to RO to MA+ to God knows what else, while simultaneously mixing different silhouettes. I don't care whether or not people wish to call it disingenuous, but I do have a problem with double standards, which is what this seems to be.

When Fark first got here, admittedly he was a bit garish in his approach and it earned him a lot of enemies. Amid lots of outcries, serious advice, and blatant trolling, the lad decided to take a step back and look at the place and the subject matter critically. He finds something he likes for what it is, not necessarily for acceptance, and people still won't leave him alone. It's not as though his level of "balling" is unheard of. He did precisely what people suggested he do, and he still can't catch a break. It's a good thing this guy is thick-skinned.

[genevieveryoko]

I'm with FtB. Fark is, for the most part, consistent with RO. I don't see his latest contributions as him buying into the "SZ aesthetic" (whatever that means). More importantly, no one bats an eyelid when older and longer standing members decide to experiment and jump from CCP to RO to MA+ to God knows what else, while simultaneously mixing different silhouettes. I don't care whether or not people wish to call it disingenuous, but I do have a problem with double standards, which is what this seems to be.

I won't name names but I agree, there are so many other people on here that do this. How rare is it that somebody can make some freshly kopped CCP/Guidi/Ann D. boots or whatever look so remarkably personal when god knows how many other people on the forum are posting the exact same items. But let me ask another question, how necessary is it to have such an individual look? Or can mastering a look in general be enough? Of course we all love posters like Jogu and MM whose personal style is so clearly defined but if that is the standard then at least 50% of waywt posters shouldn't bother posting.

[ES3K]

I turn my style every day, from Rick goth space ninja, to dressy silk scarf office clerk, to XXX bohemian, back to goth ninja...And its still my style, I can't see why it shouldn't be possible to they to master different aesthetics....

well i do either. but it's always you i pressume and not a disguise. that's the point.