there's nothing wrong to define yourself with clothing or other products (on a certain level), if it's still authentic, not a charade and especially not the most important thing which defines you as a person.
…times are over where you could tell what 'subculture' someone's into or which music someone likes, simply based upon their clothing. everybody can buy themself into a certain lifestyle/culture, but you'll always notice the difference if someone is serious about whatever they might be into.
i guess for most people on fuk, buying brand xy is just a logical consequence of whatever other value/influence this person might had in life and this is (in a very good way) what sets this place apart from places like styleforum.
…so the key question isn't if you define yourself with a certain product (because everyone is doing that…) but why do you define yourself with this thing.
…times are over where you could tell what 'subculture' someone's into or which music someone likes, simply based upon their clothing. everybody can buy themself into a certain lifestyle/culture, but you'll always notice the difference if someone is serious about whatever they might be into.
i guess for most people on fuk, buying brand xy is just a logical consequence of whatever other value/influence this person might had in life and this is (in a very good way) what sets this place apart from places like styleforum.
…so the key question isn't if you define yourself with a certain product (because everyone is doing that…) but why do you define yourself with this thing.
