tmos' fit doctor - knocking down the brick wall
here goes nothing!
Inspo:
Album 1 (outfits)
Album 2 (pieces)
Album 3 (objects/graphics)
Objective: Receive general advice, nail down what exactly my style is, broaden my fashion horizons within said style, and find the ambition, depth, and spark that I feel that I am missing from my outfits.
Motive: Lately, my outfits have been feeling rather boring and uncreative in comparison to others I see both in the real world and in #waywt. I see lots of outfits with more detailed pieces, more layering, stronger context etc. that I find to be nice and visually pleasing, but unfortunately I don’t really feel a true connection to their aesthetics, i.e. they don’t really feel like me. I do know what feels like me in the worlds of graphic/industrial design, and I've included examples in Album 3. My current style is an attempt to channel that aesthetic, my interests and hobbies, my career, and who I am into a sense of dress, but in its current state, it falls flat and doesn’t quite live up to the underlying goal of its development. I see the concept’s potential, and I want to realize that potential and push it even further into something more thorough and aesthetically pleasing. Sadly I am limited by my surface-level knowledge of the fashion world and the analysis paralysis I am experiencing about how exactly to advance my style.
Motifs:
Workwear
Modernism
Natural fibers & materials
Functionalism
Army/forest green
Grayscale incl. white and black
Pops of red
Modernist graphics/typography (esp. Helvetica)
Icons & pictograms (warning signs, arrows etc.)
Custom / DIY work
Silver/gray metal accents
Clear-anodized aluminum/matte silver
Architecture
Photography
Industry
Inspo:
Album 1 (outfits)
Album 2 (pieces)
Album 3 (objects/graphics)
Objective: Receive general advice, nail down what exactly my style is, broaden my fashion horizons within said style, and find the ambition, depth, and spark that I feel that I am missing from my outfits.
Motive: Lately, my outfits have been feeling rather boring and uncreative in comparison to others I see both in the real world and in #waywt. I see lots of outfits with more detailed pieces, more layering, stronger context etc. that I find to be nice and visually pleasing, but unfortunately I don’t really feel a true connection to their aesthetics, i.e. they don’t really feel like me. I do know what feels like me in the worlds of graphic/industrial design, and I've included examples in Album 3. My current style is an attempt to channel that aesthetic, my interests and hobbies, my career, and who I am into a sense of dress, but in its current state, it falls flat and doesn’t quite live up to the underlying goal of its development. I see the concept’s potential, and I want to realize that potential and push it even further into something more thorough and aesthetically pleasing. Sadly I am limited by my surface-level knowledge of the fashion world and the analysis paralysis I am experiencing about how exactly to advance my style.
Motifs:
Workwear
Modernism
Natural fibers & materials
Functionalism
Army/forest green
Grayscale incl. white and black
Pops of red
Modernist graphics/typography (esp. Helvetica)
Icons & pictograms (warning signs, arrows etc.)
Custom / DIY work
Silver/gray metal accents
Clear-anodized aluminum/matte silver
Architecture
Photography
Industry
