[Things that are wrong is a series about stuff I hate that I will write sometimes, maybe.]
It boggles my mind that a concept such as fashion can exist, not to mention it being as massively accepted as it is. Sure, I understand it -who doesn't?-, but that doesn't make it any less terrifying. It seems to me like one of those things that are so fundamentally wrong that are even hard to explain.
Look at these damn glasses. I HATE THEM THEY'RE SO UNNECESSARILY BIG.
How can anyone accept something (a way to look, nonetheless) because someone with "authority" says so, without personal input? To me, one of the most important things in life is to explore and develop your personality. To think and reflect of yourself, of ideas that you are interested about. To then put to practice the definitions you make of yourself via art, media, socializing, expression. To accept an imposition as trivial as looks? Are you kidding me? How is this happening?
We all know that sheep mentality is a huge aspect of society. The fact that people will follow trends is not surprising. What baffles me so much is that fashion was
created. That someone thought of making an industry out of it. That they thought -and possibly knew- it would work. This combined with the fact that it
did work, and that it works so apparently seamlessly. Nobody really thinks of it. It's become something so normal and underlying that isn't questioned. It's even funny.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME WHY DO PEOPLE WEAR THESE.
Now, of course I acknowledge that not everyone thinks like this. That there are people who legitimately like designing stuff and are good at it, as well as people who are legitimately interested and take it as an art. That's perfectly fine. That implies personal input; these people are thinking it. Different strokes for different folks. It's just I'm not talking about these people, or that aspect of fashion. I'm talking about this concept of extreme mindless following that some people take part of. Am I alone in this? Is this kind of superficial fashion not obviously wrong?
So it all comes down to me finding crap fashion to be a ridiculously and blatantly shit concept and being exasperated by the fact that it's so integrated into society's mentality. "But Kiranio, who cares? You don't have to worry about it", you may say. I don't care. I don't think about it all the time. It's just something that drives me insane when I'm reminded of it.
That is all for this first edition of
Things that are wrong. I may do this again sometime. It's been
real.
Brilliant. Fapped and followed.
I love wearing apple-bottom jeans.
It's always been a social necessity as long as civilization has existed. It's now that everything has come together globally that a myriad of different styles have collided together. For better or worse.
What does this mean for the status quo? Annoying fashion trends. At least, if you're a woman. Men's fashion has a way of staying consistent for the most part while the women's section changes with every season. It baffles me to see what is considered 'the norm'. I don't buy a ton of clothes and shoes (games and figures are top contenders for disposable income) so it always manages to force a sigh out of me when I have the need for new threads. I just want simple clothes with some color assortment. It seems like that's too much to ask with weird straps and doodads to stupid logos and phrases. I'm sorry if I don't want 'Princess' in rhinestone on my ass. -_-
This blog is so trendy.
I blame that inner , inner city , inner city pressure.
Those giant glasses are fucking retarded. Unless you are Bono, you cannot pull it off. That is all there is to it. Stop trying.
@Chocobo and Squirrel
I didn't write about it in the blog to make my point as concise and clear as possible, but SERIOUSLY. There's a whole big section of shit that's plain retarded. WHAT'S HAPPENING.
@Sam
Go be a DOUCHE some more.
Needs more pictures of crocs. Anyone over the age of 5 and under the age of 55 should never wear them.
Can someone tell me the point of this?
Also,
@Monodi: It's not just the hat failing... he's wearing sunglasses.
You have shown me the light.
Interesting read, K.
I may explore this further in a blog down a different avenue.
Fashion wasn't invented, it came about.
As for large sunglasses, you only don't like them BECAUSE of fashion. The fact of the matter is that they cover more of your eyes and periphery which is completely appropriate and appealing when you consider the UTILITY of sunglasses, and not the aesthetic.
I don't understand fashion but I find it easy enough to ignore. Except when my girlfriend pays $100 for a pair of shoes that I find ugly. Do pink and silver really go together? If so, that's news to me, because I find it to be a horrid combo.