/fa/ Locations
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>/fa/ locations
Discuss the most effay locations and share dream living locations.
>My Opinion
>Shanghai
>>9627151
Siberian Wilderness
>>9627151
HK is more effay (or at least the Wong Kar Wai movies make it seem that way)
>>9627151
Shanghai's a nice city but not very /fa/ imo. It still needs to develop more culture and it's mostly dominated by consumerism rn.
NYC is one of my favorite places. /fa/ people are plentiful and you never get bored.
>>9627151
NEW YORK
PARIS
LONDON
that's it.
There's a huge power gap between these and say HK, Tokyo, Moscow, or countries like Italy, Brazil, Canada or Australia.
LOndon for men's fashion
Paris for women's
New York for overall
Italy outsourced its fashion to China and a lot of quality was lost.
Japan skims the edge just with its weirdness and innovation
Everywhere else is hugely behind.
HK is nicer than Shanghai
London is pretty cool
>>9627200
>London for men's fashion
>>9627200
You're right for strictly clothing, but in terms of lifestyle, culture, etc., the other cities you mentioned are decent contenders.
>>9627151
London
Berlin
>>9627151
The only reason people think New York is great is because there are so many fucking people there. So someone out of many is bound to do something great.
It really just sucks because there's so many fucking people packed into one city.
>>9627151
New Yorkers manner of dress seems to be very classic, yet a lot of what I have seen had been tired out when I was living there. I live in LA right now, and the art and fashion scene is pretty quirky, colorful and weird since it's hard to dress in black when the sunshine's directed at you yet it is still extremeo gaudy. My LA Asian(-American) friends dress pretty on point, and my east coast Asian(-American) friends dress /horrendously/, though they are ten times more academic.
I actually think Cascadia (Seattle and Vancouver) is going to be up-and-coming for art and fashion, maybe? Toronto was a fucking effay city when I visited. And Dublin was the fucking opposite.
>>9627159
People of the Steppe have on point sense of color imo
Of the cities I've visited Berlin was my favourite.
Granted, the only big cities I've been to as of now were London, Berlin, Amsterdam and Antwerpen.
Antwerpen as a city is pretty boring but it obviously is fashionable historically speaking.
London was great, going back in May so I can experience the city better, last and first time I was there it was a bit rushed.
Amsterdam is where I study.
But Berlin was my favourite, when you visit the right clubs you'll meet many cool people, also I saw a lot of designer pieces (guy wearing full-Rick Owens, guy wearing Raf Simons x Sterling Ruby, couple of people wearing SLP more I can't remember right now)
If anyone can recommend me cool shit to do in London from 29th of may until 1st of june I'd appreciate it. Keep in mind though I'll be pretty much completely broke by then so I won't be copping anything crazy expensive. However, I am open to going to designer stores to just check things out.
So far I have Dover Street Market and Harrods from the top of my head. But I'm more interested in cool things to do.
>>9627200
london is played out
t. I live there
>>9627278
> Seattle and Vancouver) is going to be up-and-coming for art and fashion, maybe
no
shitty places art/fashion/pretty-much-anything-non-nature-related-wise
>>9627312
I guess my friend who showed me around was just a lot more /fa/ and cultured lol
In hindsight, he actually bought clothes online from my friend's friend from LA
They do, however, have a god-tier color temperature/lighting most of the year which is extreme overcast
>>9627348
> I guess my friend who showed me around was just a lot more /fa/ and cultured lol
pfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
sure
you probably have low standards or something
>>9627278
Portland>Seattle
People are a lot more individualistic in Portland so you often see some crazy (sometimes dope) fits. Not to mention we have a great food scene and decent boutiques.
>>9627358
portland was over by 2007
>>9627370
Austin was the new Portland & that ended 2012
>>9627286
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?682558
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?700775
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?676463
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?700528
What about Stockholm?
>>9627358
Coming from the UK I always thought Portland looked pretty cool. Might be going to New York in the summer though.
berlin is the most /fa/ and will be for a while
>>9627461
welcome to 5 years ago
>>9627457
New York sucks in the summer because it's really humid. It feels like you stepped into a sauna. You should go to Portland during the summer. It's not humid and the weather's basically perfect for 3 months.
>>9627488
Yea to make it worse i'll more than likely be working on a construction site if I do go.
>>9627200
Milan beats all those. Absolutely gorgeous city.
>>9627151
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