trend forecasting is flaxy

[weqe]

i am a wizard

[CheerUpBrokeBoy]

nike cortez are gonna gain some traction once everyone and their mother stops wearing old skools

[noodles]

I found this pretty interesting

[exprof]

latex-pvc 2017 ceramics 2018

[bels]

[oldtrailmix]

yeezy merch styled long sleeved, billowy t-shirts.

[jjetpants]

med-dark stonewash denim with no other distressing

[fun_yunchables]

glam rock revival

edit:

i also think the trending colors for next year will be something along the lines of lemon yellow and hunter green

[sidewalk]

pants are gonna be what beanies are to heads

[rjbman]

what

[sidewalk]

[rjbman]

Thanks for clarifying. I guess you're right, it is getting colder nowadays (assuming you're in northern hemisphere). Stay warm! Being underdressed in cold weather can weaken your immune system and get you sick.

Do you see people moving to thicker jackets and more layering too, a la 2012 Wooster? I think it's highly likely. Scarves, too. I think TEF ('s brand) makes scarves, but they look very lux and not all that warm (still like them oucho!).

[sidewalk]

Not as a matter of warmth. people who are not acquainted like us wear beanies if its cold. more "hip" kids wear them despite the weather. then there are the people wearing them to hide their greasy hair.

the future is that of the greasy hair category. greasy hair will never be en vouge, but the metaphorical fusion between not caring and caring more than anyone else is hot. some do not wash their hair out of poor hygiene. others do it #nopoo. really, the only difference is 'intention' ie. something my mentors have taught me is the rudimentary vein of lesser beings. consequence is all that is important, so no matter how "hip" you are, greasy hair is greasy hair is greasy hair. personal fashion development is a boomerang, wherein the more you know, the more likely you are to return to normality. for example, the type to purposely looking like shit in designer garments.. spending time and money to look worse then when you originally started caring about fashion on /r/malefashionadvice

with that said, nick wooster can't.

[sknss]

None of what you're saying makes sense

[oucho]

and double sided silk scarves are warm

[Julio]

[Bobbin.Threadbare]

[pirxthepilot]

i think by failing to make the obvious connection between trend forecasting and dadaist mashup you are all doing this guy a disservice.

[BIGBEE]

"Obvious connection"

Okay pirx

[can-]

i don't wash my hair or put anything and people always compliment me on my hair.

[Bobbin.Threadbare]

[smiles]

men wearing swedish clogs.

[jujumaster]

Tigers, lots of Tigers.

[BobbyZamora]

[beetlebob]

^i feel like there is definitely an increasing trend is people not using shampoos/washing their hair daily; sounds legit in the samples ive seen in my life. there is now dry shampoo ive heard?

[Bobbin.Threadbare]

Unless there is a new dry shampoo I've not seen dry shampoo has been around for years. It's essentially pressurised talcum powder and it doesn't clean your hair - it just makes it look a bit fresher by absorbing grease and giving it some bounce. Lots of girls in Jack Wills sporting a kind of 'British Posh Preppy' empty cans of it into their hair here because it gives it a sort of volume.

There is absolutely a cosmetics trend against SLS etc. - although its largely marketing junk and the products are just formulated with other less well known forms of the compounds/ingredients.

[iralanwitnuk]

Seen at gap kids.. trend alert??

[haz]

burgundy

[une_impasse]

a great deal of my job is looking at trendforecasting and millennials (just threw up a bit typing that) quite literally can't get enough of pink and don't show signs of stopping. pastels as a whole are very popular, but the company i work for defaults to making pieces in black, white, and pink first with grey now sitting in the corner sobbing quietly

[oucho]

Ties and other bizarre officewear as a reactiontowards the fact that being a self-employed something who can wear whatever they want is now over