I'm going to art college this year. What do art students usually wear? And what should I wear to fit in better?

Being a philistine isn't Veeky Forums

clothes you like wearing:)

I kind of agree with this and ive seen failed art kids piss out shitty designs with any lack of substance and originality, sad bit is when they get paid or hired for it. Oh well, makes me feel better about myself when I finish my diploma

really hope this is ironic

>can't just take a step back and bend their knees a little bit
>has to be a huge autismotron to look like they gained anything from """"""studying""""" ((art))

>6 figures in debt for a barista degree

go for it op, stellar idea.

>all these people getting so deep into explaining why she's standing that way

its a joke you idiots they're literally both tourists, there's no such thing as "standing the right way"

Of course man. We all know that THIS is how real art connoisseur take photos. I mean, unless you're a filthy pleb who even listens to trap music and wears acne studios and captures with digital camera.

Forgot pic

In the states is a degree in a humanities subject like History or English called an "arts" degree too?

a lot of them dress like mac demarco

Asians have their own technique to take photos, Google it.

>art college

enjoy your new look OP

Enjoy ending in McDonald's or wageslavery or freelancing for 10$/day. And with a debt.

>t. Mathematics/IT master race

>t. Mathematics/IT master race
Kill yourself nerd

the internet can literally teach you anything you need to know about art.

ur gonna be 6 figures in debt for a circlejerk club

Nerd earns more than you, is independent and can work in any branch. And has an actually respected degree.
>had my practica at MrPorter

not to mention
>300k starting salary

What about studying fashion design? Raf studdied industrial design which is in my opinion between art and STEM. Later he became a fashion designer.

Raf is talented. Are you?
As I would say you indeed should study textiles, tailoring etc. as those are practical things you can hardly learn yourself, it stays same as with any other artsy degree.
Do you have talent? Not a simple answer, but a practical example. No? Are you manipulative, charismatic and can lead a group of people in a way that they can understand what you want from them asap? Considering you are on Veeky Forums not.

Design, fashion etc. are studied in 9/10 cases in expensive private unviersity. Even with connections you can't get anywhere without talent and leading skills since fashion isn't "single race" like painting or music. Think about it, don't end up with jewish debt up your ass working in shitty job you hate. Because "bbut I studied my hobby" won't help you in real world.

I am coming from a Art background. Want to do something creative as its what I am good at and fashion is a good middle ground between creative and practical. Also my point is if you get a degree like that you can transfer to other fields like Raf did.

Thread makes me miss 2012-era /p/

Depends, there's no use if your're going to be covered in charcoal.

You can try something risky, but it's always good to know if you have actual connections in this field for employment.

Also Raf lived inajpr fashion city and had enough Bohemian friends. Hence he knew head of Antwerp Royal Accademy, so of course he could transfer without any problem. Same with Jun Takahashi who new Kowakubo.

Just always keep in mind that there's no guarantee you can start your own label or work for prestigious high fashion one. Depending on university's image you can as well end up ripping off designers for Zara (a girl I know does but she is total pleb so whatever).

Yo that's dope, what was working there like?

I am in Britain and cant afford London. Is Manchester Metropolitan UnI good? Its certainly a town with a large creative community.

Is anyone else going to Pratt institute in the fall?
-pic unrelated

"Liberal arts" but not "arts," usually

t. Stemmy

Have fun dying a virgin

Photographer here. You're all fucking idiots and the picture is a joke picture.

why don't they just walk farther away and lower the camera?

Honestly if you haven't mastered the power stance by now you should probably just give up. You'll forever be a dilettante.

>I'm gonna waste thousands of dollars on a degree with little to no future prospects that I could get at a library for practically free
You'll dress in rags in a few years

If you're concerned about fitting in and you're looking for what "art students usually wear" then you're already on the wrong track

Lol how often are you at the library, faggot?
And no, using their internet connection to browse Veeky Forums doesn't count

This.

youtube.com/watch?v=KAExa9P7hME

>fashion
>practical
what universe are you living in?

Cutting, sewing, working with different textiles is practical skill though. It's basically tailoring.
No one says you will be doing it yourself as a designer, but you SHOULD know how clothes are built and how fabrics work.

very few people actually design clothes and most are made in sweatshops.
there is no demand

have fun dying poor and virgin

>not getting that yuppie silicon valley pussi