>There's undeniable artistry to a piece of Vetements clothing as an object, but no one could ever convince me that I, truly, honest to God could actually look good wearing it.
>In our visually satisfying world where everyone and everything looks so good, the most obvious way to stand out is by eliciting a degree of revulsion.
>Beauty, in all its forms, is too simplistically palatable. Ugliness has the power to subvert and, as such, is often the territory of the radical.
Always funny to see out of touch people trying to put words on trends to prove that they understand what's going on.
Jason Evans
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probably took him 10mins to write that article
Aaron Mitchell
>the most obvious way to stand out is by eliciting a degree of revulsion that's how it's been since the dawn of mankind lmao denim jackets once were thought to be ugly undercuts once thought to be ugly anything new is seen as ugly, then it caughts up, and you either see the beauty in it, or simply ignore it and are okay with it
>vice please take your shit to fb where people are impressed of everything, fag.
Ethan Long
he used to be. now it's much harder to tell. he's either too much ahead of his time, or just full-no scumwave
Justin Campbell
T b h he is. Dork doing what he wants, carries the torch of an aesthetic, he is fresh, new, youthful and has a squad. You dont have to like him or like his style to understand that he is fashion.
Dominic Lee
>trying this hard to be contrarian
Aaron Gutierrez
>i-d.vice.com/en_us/article/the-rise-of-the-anti-beauty-aesthetic > >Can we discuss this? > >>There's undeniable artistry to a piece of Vetements clothing as an object, but no one could ever convince me that I, truly, honest to God could actually look good wearing it. > >>In our visually satisfying world where everyone and everything looks so good, the most obvious way to stand out is by eliciting a degree of revulsion. > >>Beauty, in all its forms, is too simplistically palatable. Ugliness has the power to subvert and, as such, is often the territory of the radical.
>Who is Comme Des Garçons
Literally been doing this for almost half a century
Cameron Davis
Tricky Ricky also does this. Anything avant garde is very prominent to be considered ugly by normalfaggots. But their opinion does not matter to style anyway.
Parker Anderson
>being this upset that everyone already understands a concept that has been around forever when you're only just getting it now
Parker Lee
Making ugly brutish monolithic clothes =/= anti -fashion
Everything rick creates is very obviously clothing, Comme challenges the idea of clothing. Besides rick isn't very avant garde anymore. Comme has consistently been at forefront of their craft at least since they started presenting in Paris. The innovations they came up with literally changed the way clothes are conceived.
Your comparison is cheap and really shows a lack of understanding when it comes to the idea of "anti"-fashion.
Hudson Price
>vice
Thomas Sullivan
he's gotten fat
Mason Rogers
Ok.
Evan James
i think it's great that you're not dead inside yet; give it time. also, is right about you
Nathan Robinson
Another thinly veiled vetements article
Brody Martin
vice gucking sucks. They are clickbait buzzfeed tier now.
