How do you know if you're imitating art or if art is imitating you? I don't want to look like I'm cosplaying.
Why does op keep posting this repetitive spam?Is he the trooned wog I keep hearing anons talk about?
>>18781685the only way to not cosplay is to not care about style at all and wear clothing for function only.All fashion is cosplay based on cultural associations whether you realize exactly how or not.So unless you want to look good on accident, or become so iconic in your functional fits that it influences culture to want to cosplay you, you will be cosplaying other shit, and that's cool. That's what makes fashion interesting.
>>18781685She looks cute imoIm a guy so not sure if OP is a woman. I can't give decent advice on that.I have found its important to watch how many accessories I wear.Eg I wear a sportcoat or blazer most days. I can wear it to the point where it is costumey IMO (think full gentleman gazette with tie bar, boutinierre, tie, pocket square, fedora cringelord hat etc) Ive found all that really annoying to wear as well. It looks far better to just style it with chinos, watch, dress shoes, belt, and an OCBD with the top button undone.Less is more.