No.22334
I need to adopt a /cyber/ aesthetic for future endeavors. Not necessarily full goth-ninja, but cyber-influenced and occasionally full goth-ninja. I don't wanna be a corpcuck and spend out the ass to buy clothes that look like shit though.
I want a minimalistic, futuristic pieces.
What are some frugal /cyber/ fashion items that you'd recommend?
No.22338
>>22334
Buy some Army combat boots. They are great. Buy durable pants. Preferably ones with a lot of pockets.
Other people can recommend you on tops and headgear.
No.22347
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No.22349
I have most of this stuff and am looking to get together some of it:
>tanker boots
>cargo pants or waxed thrift store jeans, preferably modified with hidden pockets
>undershirt or punk/industrial/synthwave t-shirt
>BDU jacket or thrift store jean/leather jacket/vest modified with hidden pockets, wearable tech, and punk/industrial patches
>mirror shades
>patrol cap or beanie
>Casio F-91W or Casio calculator watch
>Ka-Bar short with kydex sheath
>wearable DIY tech
You can get most of this from military surplus stores or thrift stores. The wearable tech should fulfill some clear purpose - hopefully with the intent of reducing reliance on smartphone functions or replacing it entirely with your shit, a burner for phone functions, and Clip+ with Rockbox for listening to Perturbator on the go.
Also, you should probably have a pack with your other gear. I use a military surplus assault pack with currently for EDC:
>multitool
>flashlight
>pepper spray
>backup folder knife
>monocular
>flint and steel and a lighter
>Thinkpad X61
>Alfa WiFi dongle
>flash drive with bootable Kali
>flash drive with bootable TAILS
>software-defined radio adapter
No.22351
>>22349
>Kali
Watch out, the 1337 boys are here. They might h4x our board.
No.22354
>>22351
It's pretty handy to have around, since it bundles most of the tools you might need. Someone's disk has crashed and you need to recover a file from it? ddrescue is on there. Need to hop on tor real quick? Not a prob, bob. Someone forgot a windows password? chntpw. The only shitty part about it is the size (3 gigs), the awful desktop environment and that waste of space that is metasploit. Luckily you can remove gnome and metasploit with a custom spin of kali, but in that case you could just as well build a custom liveusb based off of nearly any distro.
No.22374
>>22351
>implying I have time to fuck around with a custom-riced distro while |-|@Xx0r1/\/6 megacorps and derezzing skiddies in the field
Go home nerd.
No.22420
If you want to dress /cyber/ and still be presentable to society, minimalism is the operative word. Also, balance out your blacks with greys.
Gibson, describing Cayce Pollard's wear in Pattern Recognition:
"She sees her own gray eyes, pale in the glass, and beyond them Ben Sherman shirts and fishtail parkas, cufflinks in the form of the RAF roundel that marked the wings of Spitfires.
CPUs. Cayce Pollard Units. That's what Damien calls the clothing she wears. CPUs are either black, white, or gray, and ideally seem to have come into this world without human intervention.
What people take for relentless minimalism is a side effect of too much exposure to the reactor-cores of fashion. This has resulted in a remorseless paring-down of what she can and will wear. She is, literally, allergic to fashion. She can only tolerate things that could have been worn, to a general lack of comment, during any year between 1945 and 2000. She’s a design-free zone, a one-woman school of anti whose very austerity periodically threatens to spawn its own cult. "
No.22427
>>22334
Pants with lots of pockets, or variations on cargo pants are cyber as fuck.
No.22440
>>22334
Grailed.com is good if you set the price limiters right. Added bonus: You avoid getting corpcuck'd by buying pre-owned and used.
No.22441
>>22354
>it has le ebin apps XD
>he doesn't have a pacman -S script for that
Holy shit, there should be laws against being this much of a plebaroni and cheese tier 'h4xer XD'.
No.22468
>black sweatsuits and hoodies for maximum comfy and disguise
>neon green sneakers for run like cyberspace
>backpack for thinkpad and tech items
>extra bag for leisure and misc items
>hidden knife to protect from urban riff raff
>surgical gloves to keep pretty boy hands clean when dealing with old hw and cabling
No.28383
>>22334
WARNING: this thread is designed to make you trackable in a crowd. LOOK NORMAL
No.28435
A nice, black, slim fitted bomber jacket is usually pretty cheap, and is minimal as hell. Skinny jeans look good, even though autism-pants fags will tell you otherwise. From the pic in the OP though I assume I don't have to convince you on those though. Sticking with brown, grey, and black will keep the outfit /cyber/, without making you look like you're cosplaying an Animer character though.
If you're willing to go with a few splashes of a bright color on top of all black, like violet or lime, your outfit can look a bit more /cyber/ but a bit less practical.
>>22338
"How to look Autistic" by Anon.
No.28437
It's kinda edgy but it's quite cheap and done by a few dudes, not a corp. I haven't bought one yet although I plan to.
http://www.avidunion.com/collections/the-shield/products/the-shield-tech-hoodie
They also did a kickstarter recently for a new bag that's cyber, I backed it and it's shipping right now.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/enthousis/the-blade-messenger-bag-backpack-briefcase
No.28438
>>28435
This is mostly how I dress. I wear some nice dress boots and generally a t-shirt with a bomber jacket or military inspired coat when it's very cold.
No.28441
>>28438
I usually go with some nice high top sneakers personally, but dress boots sound like they'd be pretty schway in a /cyber/fit too.
No.28460
No.28481
>>28459
Lol, that shit looks retarded.
No.28482
>>28481
It's a visor to block ejaculate.
No.28486
Just wear normal greys, blacks, whites and things that subdue and disarm people's perception of you. Fashion is silly and makes people judge you in ways you may not be able to read.
The trick is to look unedgy, passive, and normal. Not to fit in, but to blend in.
You're not silly h4xx0r or a espionage magician activist, or even a cyberpunk. You're a person in the world at the mercy of judgement. To get what you want, you need start there and manipulate it.
No.28526
>>22441
>have a bootable USB stick without any software on it
>trying to fix a corrupt filesystem or a lost password
>can't because there's no internet access
What's the point of carrying a recovery drive with no tools installed? Did you fall for the cuck meme or something?
No.28562
>>22347
Is it wrong that I want to wear this outside the house?
No.28577
>>28481
Why are you even here?
No.28591
>>28526
>there isn't internet
>HEY GUYS I'M USER DURR AND I DON'T KNOW HOW FUCKING ARCH LNUX WERKS XD
No.28599
>>28591
Can you stop supporting a broken OS in here?
No.28640
>>28383
DID NOBODY HEAD MY WARNING?
No.28669
>>28383
>look normal
sorry but i think this is bad advice. people should show that they are different, not by buying overpriced clothing but by buying different clothing. it makes you feel good to see that you're not the only sane person around and it helps you find like-minded peers.
No.28670
>>28640
plus, AI can already recognize you by your gait so looking normal doesn't help, it just means you succumb to the propaganda and try to fit in to not attract attention.
unless you're a terrorist, then you should indeed try to look normal. but that mainly applies to when you go out to bomb something, so hopefully not all the time.
No.28681
>>28435
>"How to look Autistic" by Anon
Rather, I was going more for function than looks. Preferably you would want pants that have hidden pockets to store stuff for quick access, while still looking normal.
You'd probably either have to make this yourself, or pay a hefty price for it. For boring old OP, cargo pants would be fine. As for the army boots? Well, if you wear your pants over them, it won't look so strange. They have great ankle support and are durable.
So, I guess, the real question is this: What is OP's main purpose? Durability, or blending in?
>>28599
Stop responding to bait. The other post will only keep posting his drekk.
No.28698
>>28435
>Skinny jeans look good
Keep telling yourself that,shazbot
No.28700
>>28459
fuck,I wish I could wear something like this but it's way too conspicuous. looks cool af though
No.28712
>>28698
Baggy pants look even worse. The god tier look is fitted to your leg, but not stupidly tight that you struggle to get into them. Good jeans have a bit of elasticity.
No.28742
>>28698
Talk shit post fit.
No.28759
>>28698
>he's too fat to fit into skinny jeans
lol
No.35240
>>28670
>>AI can already recognize you by your gait
>he hasn't read Dune
>he doesn't know you can walk non-rhythmically
No.35249
>>28669
>people should show that they are different
No they really shouldn't. That idea is forced by corporations to get you to buy more things to "express yourself". Just be a person.
No.35262
>>35249
Be yourself! Buy nine hats and twelve of these LOL-RANDOM-HUMOR hoodies that are each thirty bucks and they make you look ORIGINAL!
No.35266
Wouldn't it be best to just blend in with the crowd?
If you look like a wageslave, nobody will question you.
Individuality is great, but it's also not good to paint a target on your back.
No.35271
>>35262
Don't push anything to the extreme. That >>35249 just wanted to say that it is easier squeeze brouzouf off people wanting to be "original" by supplying them with "never-seen-before" shit.
Sucks to see people in fashion threads seriously going full hipster and then bitching about "muh personality". Just don't look like a rooster, ok?
>few splashes of a bright color on top of all black, like violet or lime
>this will be my tail feathers
No.35273
As soon as you mention fashion, cancer infests the thread. Coincidence?
No.35280
ITT: The Matrix @ Hot Topic
> Not going to thrift store
> Not Dumpster Diving
> Not social engineering
> Implying IRL fashion matters in the cyber world
> Implying every spare dime should not be spent on tech
high tech low life shazbots
No.35282
why do you shazbots think this is so difficult
- grey/black jeans
- grey/black hoodie
- sneakers/boots
- throw some tech if you want
- vr glasses optional
modern day cyberpunk isnt about looking like a shazbot. its about dressing inconspicuously and yet decently, with that slight edgy flair because despite what we all say– we kinda like it
No.35287
Every time I see one of these threads, I wonder if /cyber/ does really manage to understand cyberpunk.
No.35335
>>28670
>alphabet people/police trying to search for you or someone that looks like you
>quickly, put the footage of every public CCTV camera over the last 6 months through our AI to find this one person by gait!
Said no officer ever.
No.35337
>>22351
surprise surprise another shazbot talking shit about kali
No.35338
>>35249
yeah right the 'punk' in cyberpunk is all about just blending in, and not making a scene…
No.35344
>>35335
That's not how it works. Hundreds of millions of CCTV monitored sites are accessible to a certain defense contractor. Most of the sites are privately owned, places like malls. The system is constantly performing gait analysis of every person on every one of those cameras, and at the same time is attempting facial recognition and tracking the bags/clothing associated with a given face/gait. Just like web tracking, you never use a single metric. I bet in 2005 you were saying "Nobody's going to track you with your web browser, stop being paranoid!" You don't understand how inexpensive and easy this is.
When you want to find a person, you put in some footage which may have a good face shot or some walking. Perhaps you have that already because you know this person bought a case of beer with their credit card. Now whenever a match for this person appears, a notification is generated and you either watch them or pick them up. Consider that the alternative may be putting 2-6 officers on stakeout for weeks, which can easily cost $10000 and up.
You can also track who has walked beside whom, so if you know that your target is friends with Alice, Bob and Catherine you can narrow down the list to only people who have been spotted with those three.
No.35351
>>35338
somehow I 40K schway'd
No.35354
>>22420
>Ben Sherman shirts and fishtail parkas
those actually look pretty nice.
No.35421
>>35411
Really lovin the fuccboi look
No.35446
>>35411
>"cyberpunk"
>buy H&M
get out shazzbot
No.35450
>>35287
the problem is the divide between style, subgenre, and lifestyle.
No.35487
>>35446
Not him but what's so bad about H&M?
No.35489
>>35487
cyberpunk its a lifestyle.
if your logic, you don't buy in megacorps/brands(but you can steal), or on internet and go to second-hand clothes stores, thrift shops, ecological stores, etc.
No.35493
>>35489
Everyone supports the megacorps in their own way. Phones, computers, hardware manufacturers, glasses, underwear.
No.35504
>>35493
>Everyone supports the megacorps in their own way.
Yes but you can reduce contact/dependence with them.(for me it's just underwear and glasses(the glass of the glasses))
No.35614
>>35273
Does this mean cyber can't into fashion?
I guess we should expect the antisocial dregs of society to have a coherent understanding of what is "in" with the socialites.
>>35282
This is just one of the many modern-era cyberpunk styles. Not every rebel has to dress (or even act) conspicuously.
>>35338
>>35344
To be fair, punk bring rebelling to the mix. Whether people do it with actions, media, aesthetically, etc. is up to user.
No.35615
>lift weights
>dress in jeans & black hoodie with lots of hidden pockets for stuff like flashdrives
>sometimes wear a cap with a hidden pocket for something small like a pre paid card or flash drive
>edc is phone, mp3 player, keys, various external HDDs & flashdrives
>bookbag with some food & water in it just in case I get hungry.
Am I /cyber/?
No.35638
No.38526
Cyber-swag comes from the aesthetic of the functional. Try mil-surp, and pawn shops for motocross and biker gear.
No.38571
I recently got a pair of Duluth Firehose pants and they're bomb.
Tough as fuck, comfortable, has plenty of pockets and a couple loops on the thigh for knife/tool clips. One interior pocket that's decently sized as well. Each cargo pocket (including back pockets) have velcro on the inside and out so you can tuck the flaps in securely if you want. Both cargo pockets have two smaller pockets on the outside.
I wear it with t-shirt/sweatshirt/jacket and switch between sneakers (I wear Nike Dunk Low Pro SB) and work boots depending on what I'm doing that day, and if I want a street/urban or workwear look. I don't stick to black/grey much but I don't go too bright either. I've got a lot of brown and khaki, some dark green.
I'm planning on buying more so I can rotate through them instead of wearing inferior quality pants and styles. They've also got a jeans version without the cargo pockets. I prefer pants on the baggy side like BDU's.
No.38573
Mirrorshades are obligatory.
No.38594
Mandatory DcMartens. Comfortable, last a long time, looks greater as time goes by, you know the drill.
Clothing without visible brands, large upper body clothes (and not twice your size) preferred as they tend to mask your silhouette, thinner for the lower body, large pockets that are not too visible, inner ones prefered, avoid bright tones (careful with colors like yellow, red, green, they have some pretty schway shades but it's far from being always the case).
Hoods.
No.38635
>>38594
>muh docmartens
shazbot americans, I hate them, retarded niggers
No.38641
No.38663
>>22351
Just because a bunch of skiddies download it don't mean they know how to fucking use it and do anything with it
No.38665
>>38635
that was originally a brit thing, m8
No.38668
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>>38635
This. Dr. Martens are the definition of "look at me I'm an angry teenagers." a pair of low-top black leather shoes for me at least (not martens oh god no).
No.38681
>>38641
How do I become human again?
No.38687
>>38681
create a facebook account
No.38690
>>38594
Okay, one objection to wearing Dc, despite all their strenghts, they're noisy shoes, and sometimes it's very useful to be able to walk in silence
No.38691
>>38690
and who are you, a fucking agent 007? haha, what the fuck, YOU are obviously not one of those people who will use their "stealthy" boots anyways.
No.38696
Why is Japanese cyberfashion so much more unique and less steampunky lookin' than American cyberfashion?
No.38697
>>38696
cybergoth =/= cyberfashion
and that mixed with japan is a total disaster, especially when americanized
No.38705
>>38571
Those look like the type of dad/middle aged man to open carry and try to start fights just to use his gun. Probably balding wears wrap around sun glasses too.
No.38710
We post all this black and tactical shit, but remember, this is what Harrison Ford wore.
No.38715
>>38710
>public masturbator trench-coat
Yeah so cyber
No.38717
>>38710
>not tech wear
>implying is cyberpunk
you're not neo
No.38718
>>38696
cybergoth is awesome, but only for girls and gays
No.38721
>>38620
Looks alright.
It's simple and not too try-hard.
No.38731
>>38718
That's why I posted only females, at least I think for the Japanese half they're all female.
I'm a grill btw ;)
No.38739
>>38731
Do you know any brands that sell women tech/cyber clothing?
No.38746
No.38749
>>38731
>I'm a grill btw ;)
usa?
No.38752
No.38754
No.38765
>>38739
No, I'm not even interested in dressing cyber. I rather just be cyber on my CPUs and technology. Just wear a black tank top and some baggy pants with a lot of pockets and call it a day.
I'm still not getting the answer I'm looking for. Is there some sort of character or even that stimulated the idea of, usually American, cybergoths to have the same black and neon colors, corsets, goggles, usually looking similar to steam punks except without the skirts, hats, blouses, gears, and with tube hair things that are sold at the local CVS? It feels so conformist and unoriginal how similar these google pictures are.
No.38768
>>38754
>2016-.0004
>not knowing "pls be in London" meme
lurk moar
No.38779
>>38768
>implying what femanon says is real
>kek.bmp
>don't give a fuck about location
>just want to know her age
No.38813
Reminder that if you're going for a 'cyberpunk look', then you're a complete and utter shazbot.
Buy shit that lasts, and buy versatile shit.
No.38822
>>38718
Part of me is intrigued by it. Part of me thinks it's fucking lame. Mixed feelings.
No.38825
>>38822
So, sterile clothing is good as long as it's useful, got it.
No need to express any form of identity in our corpcuck society where everyone is the same.
Got it.
You really think that having ultra pocket sturdy hemmed trousers is going to make a difference? No one here, including myself, will actually raid megacorps. Why be boring when you could at least bring recognition to a dying genre and its subsequent system of beliefs?
I'm all for being useful, but where, really, is the application to all this functionality? Why not put a some "cyberpunk look" into your wardrobe?
No.38826
No.38838
not frugal but this is lovely
No.38839
some more cyberishit dump
No.38846
No.38865
>>38840
I like the look of picture 5 but I have a feeling that if I wore it I'll end up like the picture and have massive birthing hips. Pic related.
No.38867
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>38865
kek, the difference between ninjagoth and techwear
>>38766
vid related
No.38899
>>38843
>>38846
I dont think its "gay" but I do think its too high fashion to be worn without drawing the attention of people. Granted, even if I wore subtle ninja goth shit here in my city Id probably get more attention.
Imo the most low-key cyb fashion is shit that everyone else would wear
No.38900
>>38635
>>38668
you have obviously never worked a construction or even a kitchen job. Docs are slip resistant and durable as hell, the majority of the people Ive worked with in both of those workplaces used them and they were the exact opposite of edgy shazbots.
And uh, considering they started as a German doctors military boot and then a huge fashion piece for skinheads in the UK, your statement makes you look very tryhard and uneducated. Especially the whole "nigger" bit.
No.38901
>>38900
> other anon here
That is pretty outdated now though, nowadays it's mostly dykes and hipsters that wear Docs. Also, go back to reddit please, you nigger.
No.38902
>>38901
top schway
why you so mad m8? different strokes for different folks.
No.38905
>>38902
Not mad, just an asshole, take no heed.
No.38920
>>38905
we're all assholes on the internet, its okay
No.38949
No.38950
>>38949
Forgot to say, most of that stuff is a goth ninja aesthetic and will break the bank. I mean anyone can wear cargo shorts from a surplus store and wear a broken piece of electronics around their neck. People cry every fashion thread about how it's fucking terrible how these posts get made. But hey, who said you can only have one passion. Why not mix the two of aesthetics and cyberpunk. Either way cyberpunk fashion doesn't have to be frugal "low life". There is the high life too if you are willing to pay for the look. Wear what you like.
No.38976
>>38950
>cyberpunk fashion doesn't have to be frugal "low life"
get out shazzbot
No.38977
>>38976
If you wanna dress like a school shooter suit yourself. Meanwhile I'll be kicking it in my Y3's.
No.38978
>>38976
Real talk, it may cost a lot but the aesthetic is pretty low life and cyber. Nothing wrong with spending a bit of brouzouf on something otherwise everyone here would be couch surfing and eating ramen every day just for fun.
No.39008
>>38977
>If you wanna dress like a school shooter suit yourself.
im schway without these expensive clothes
if you're not wearing thrift shop clothes you're not schway
>Meanwhile I'll be kicking it in my Y3's.
okay shazz
No.39009
>>38978
>Nothing wrong with spending a bit of brouzouf on something
>Nothing wrong to be obsessed with appearance
>Nothing wrong to be a poser
>Nothing wrong
People do what they want, but they're not allowed to own cyberpunk culture with just this fucking aesthetic.
No.39011
>>39009
>People do what they want
My point. Just saying there's more to life than thrifting cargos.
>>38840
This yout knows.
No.39514
Does anyone know of any schway looking shoes that dosen't break the bank.
Anywhere between 80-120$ works.
No.39515
>>35282
>its about dressing inconspicuously and yet decently, with that slight edgy flair because despite what we all say– we kinda like it
now that's the right fuckin' idea, right there.
No.39516
>>39514
>Does anyone know of any schway looking shoes that dosen't break the bank.
>Anywhere between 80-120$ works.
http://www.originalswat.com/us_en/products/occupation/tactical-operations.html
No.39670
>>38950
How do I go full goth-ninja?
No.39683
No.39688
Why would you dress like fictional characters? Why would you want to define yourself as a living meme?
"cyber" as a style is a shallow pursuit of looking like something someone else already made.
We've already entered a world where the strongest and most passionate kingdoms are built on unstable ground unfit for development. They may be driven by totalitarian maliciousness, promises of greatness through subjugation and hatred, lies of peace and higher morality through subservience, or any other humanish reasoning, but they are all the first structures of their type, built on uncharted bedrock and given to traditionalist idiots who couldn't fix a bayonet and hold their land, much less better a multinational confederacy with speech and coercion.
We've been given a world that is routinely set entirely alight just to burn out less than a week later. To dress in a way that "feels" like a world like this, you have to live in that world.
Know your social trends, understand fashion, learn to talk the talk and walk in a way that dissuades anyone from questioning it. Learn to blend in and be carried by your peers into new areas where you must learn them all over again. Success is a terrible thing in this world. But thankfully, success can have any parameters. The only constant trend would be breathing, for now.
tl;dr: dress to impress, and carry lots of USB sticks and at least one knife when you do.
No.39723
>>39683
>tfw acrnm is out of price range
No.39767
Why don't we just dress like common people?
Also, this seems cyber enough to me.
No.39955
>barefoot most of the time, almost always in home, many times on the street also, if I was in a hurry
>when going out, sport shoes
>sport shorts, most of the time covered in mud (Where I live there are a lot of non-paved roads)
>old t-shirts
How /cyber/ am I? I also lift.
>>28459
It's stupid, but cool.
It's stool.
And you can't see in the night because of the glare.
>>28669
Yes, good man, buy this cargo pant, now with more leds, only for five gorillion credits! And you can show everyone how different you are, you're super special, just like everyone else who bought it! And it makes you not blend in, which makes you specialer, even if it's easier to track you!
Pic related
>>35338
Times changed since the cyberpunk of the '80s. As we came into the reality of what was predicted in those, and even worse, we did a double-take.
>>38717
That movie fucked funded the aesthetics of cyberpunk that now skiddies like you fucking wank off to.
1/10 made me answer.
No.39985
I wouldn't go military look
It will probably be something ironic like blue collar clothes
No.40051
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Plan:
>get mold made of neck
>cast a fitting choker in fleshtone or clear-matte plastic
>magnetically mount pen drive behind your neck, with the USB A facing due right or left
>choker conceals drive under collar in a very hard-to-lose manner
Usage (around people):
>tear it from the magnetic mount and stick it into your laptop
Usage (around people resistant to cringe):
>whip out a fuckhuge USB cable and LARP as a deck cowboy
No.40055
>>40051
that is actually very cool.
No.40067
>>40051
I fucking laughed all through this post. Good idea but I don't think anyone could do it without causing everyone nearby to cringe.
No.40071
>>39955
>I also lift.
Post gains. >>>/fit/
No.40096
>>40078
>LVMH
>cyberpunk
pick one
No.40142
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No.40148
No.40181
>>39767
I'd wear it if i didn't live in fucking Arizona, where I can wear a polo year-round and not suffer.
No.40465
Take a look at Cyberdog in Camden, London. I think theres a eshop too but most of the stuff is found into the store.
PLUS CYBER DILDOES
No.40507
No.40589
>>40465
Got you covered, chummer:
http://www.cyberdog.net/
Also, >Cyberdog
Schway.
No.40598
>>40589
This is the gayest thing I've ever seen
No.40606
You could always go Seapunk, if you don't mind teal.
No.40634
>>40589
The designs are awful. They're all done for the sake of making money, not out of genuine respect for the aesthetic.
>>40465
Cyberdog isn't frugal. Those prices are exorbitant.
No.40674
No.40685
>>40589
>Pssssst.
>Kid. Hey, kid.
>Wanna look like a late 00's gaming PC?
No.40687
>>40685
Tron lines are only acceptable if they glow in the dark.
Hmm, I wonder if seapunk could bring back hypercolour shirts…
No.40693
>>22334
From my point of view /cyber/ fashion should always be designed somewhat utilitarian in the sense that it isn't just there to look somewhat futuristic but to also serve a purpose.
I personally am not a fan of all this over the top cyber fashion that looks like it has been designed by a twelve year old who has seen Ghost In The Shell for the first time.
I'd go with something that has a dark colour palette and is rather subtle but still /cyber/ looking:
1. T-Shirt (Basic stuff will suffice)
2. Utility Jacket (Look at pics related)
3. Cargo Pants have a somewhat utilitarian vibe to them but I'd say you can go with black or grey jeans as well
4. Boots
No.40700
>>40693
This is how it's done. I wear a tshirt (want to switch to some nice button ups tho), M65 jacket (surplus, they've got 4 big pockets), cargo/work pants or jeans, and either sneakers or work/combat boots. Oh and a Casio F-91W or calculator.
It could be better but it's basic and I'm comfortable in it.
I need ideas for hot weather though. I was thinking hiking boots and shorts, and some button ups because they're way more comfortable than t-shirts in heat.
No.40702
>>40693
>should always
>always
Go away you anti-creative no fun allowed dystopian cyb.
But we agree on one thing, >>40589 is godawful
No.40716
>Cheap
>Pretty
>Stronk
Choose two.
You've got milsurp, which is cheap and stronk. Unfortunately, you will definitely stand out if you go beyond the fashionable 'veneer-level' (e.g. fishtail parkas) and start lifestyling it, for instance wearing those warm but incredibly ugly polymer fleeces, or god forbid a string vest.
You've got chinese sweatshop clothing (e.g. Primark), which is cheap and won't stand out if you choose your pieces correctly. It's not the conventional definition of 'pretty', rather a kind of urban camouflage or cultivated mediocrity. Anybody who gives you shit about it is probably not a good person.
Then you've got high fashion like >>40693. It is pretty and ostensibly stronk. 'Military-inspired' brands like A.I. (left) make little adjustments here and there in the name of plain looking good. On the other hand, the NikeLab jacket on the right is just pointlessly expensive but you know you'd wear it, maybe debranded somehow if you don't like megacorp livery.
No.40720
>>40702
>From my point of view /cyber/ fashion should always
>From my point of view
But yeah we definitely agree on that.
>>40716
What I consider the most difficult is to find the thin line between the /cyber/punk aesthetic, the look in general and finally that 'utilitarian' touch.
It's all a matter of perspective though. I guess for some people those over the top extremely colourful clothes are the essence of /cyber/ fashion but for me it's like >>40693.
No.40722
>want to wear brands and megacorp logos
>don't want to actually be walking advertisement for said brands and corps
I guess my life is pretty good if this is a type of problems I have to deal with.
No.40726
Forgive me for referencing this shit tier game but I found this style schway.
Durable/utilitarian on lower half of body, stylish on top. Chrome Industries Kadet is the closest I can think of for a similar messenger bag.
No.40731
Coincidentally I've stumbled upon some 'old' pictures of Rammstein on their 'Mutter-Tour'.
Their costumes immediately caught my eye because the seem pretty schway to me.
Of course this isn't really something I'd wear if I were to go in the city or something, but it looks pretty nifty.
>>40726
I'm not really a fan of these jackets but the pants and shirts are good looking, even though I'd probably go for darker pants but that's just personal preference.
No.40740
>>35493
why underwear?
is there some crazy mafia alike under(wear)corp that I don't know about?
No.40741
>>38779
then why won't she lie about age as well?
BTW I'm that femanon and I'm 93