Post all manner of fashionable historical clothes.
(Personal favourite of mine is the 18th century English/American gentleman suit)
/fashion/
Dominic Diaz
Cooper Rogers
Cravats and jabots look nice
Eli Williams
>invents the modern suit
Psht nothin personal
Zachary Hall
One period i can't stand is 16th century fashion with overly baggy breeches, puffy shirts and silly ruffs
(Pic not related, i like puritan clothes)
Asher Jones
18th century is probably the most patrician fashion. I sometimes put on clothing I have that looks vaguely like something out of the enlightenment (tricorn hat, high socks with my pants rolled up to the shin, etc.), and put on music by Handel and walk around my house pretending to be some gentleman scientist/philosopher from that era.
Carter Cook
This is autism
Lincoln Martin
Tricorn hats are beautiful although i dislike the ostentstious French style
Nolan Green
I'm really tempted to send pic related to a bunch of girls with "this could be us but u playin"
Yeah, the British ones looked better. I like the ones with the gold trim or even just a simple dark fabric or leather one (like Jack Sparrow).
Sometimes when I'm really on the mood I dress up like that, put on baroque music, and read Principia by candle light.
Other times I listen to Handel's Coronation Anthems while wearing blankets like they're robes and a Burger King crown to pretend I'm the King.
Asher Morgan
Do you have a lot of historical clothes?
Could you post pictures of some of them?
Austin Howard
Capotain hats look quite nice
Ethan Sanders
The 1940s were pretty effay. I wish I could have this much style going in to combat.
>tfw ywn be in the French resistance and have meetings in a smoke filled basement where everyone is dressed in period clothing and has pencil mustaches
Really just some hats that I don't have pics of offhand.
I've got a red beret from the Germany army dated to the early 90s, a 1940s boy scout hat, a Wehrmacht helmet (grandpa brought that back from the war), some cheap ass tricorn I got on Amazon.
When I LARP in private I mostly just find random shit around the house to get into character.
Aiden Evans
>I'm really tempted to send pic related to a bunch of girls with "this could be us but u playin"
Comparing yourself to the genius father of modern chemistry and his equally capable wife whom he respected is pretty ridiculous on your part then, no?
David Rogers
Kek, I actually am a physics student but I know I'll never measure up to someone like Lavoisier. The age of gentleman scientists like him, Newton, Darwin, etc. is dead anywas, it's all done by large teams with big data sets now.
It does sound pretty comfy, though, to be an accomplished scientist with a wife who's equally accomplished in her own field.
Jonathan Wood
I genuinely wish i didn't take physics for university and did history instead.
I used to love physics but i hate it now
Blake Ramirez
I couldn't see myself majoring in anything else, though I want to do planetary science for my career.
I like some of the history classes I've taken but it's something I'd only want to keep as a hobby.
Noah White
>I sometimes put on clothing I have that looks vaguely like something out of the enlightenment (tricorn hat, high socks with my pants rolled up to the shin, etc.), and put on music by Handel and walk around my house pretending to be some gentleman scientist/philosopher from that era.
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>I'm really tempted to send pic related to a bunch of girls with "this could be us but u playin"
>Other times I listen to Handel's Coronation Anthems while wearing blankets like they're robes and a Burger King crown to pretend I'm the King.
Easton Brown
And?
Liam Parker
Anything Polish
Isaac Adams
Grayson Moore
See a therapist.
Christopher Russell
Luis Evans
Original 60s skinheads was / is a great style
Carson Morris
Juan Green
>buff coats went out of style
It hurts.
Alexander Gonzalez
Minoan
James Jones
Adam Reyes
Justin Martin
Isaac Martinez
Jacob Wright
Yoruba
Hudson Davis
Beni
Christian Bell
Aesthtec
Elijah Ross
>historical clothes
Were uniformly inefficient and needlessly complicated.
Aaron Martin
*blocks your path*
Jose Cooper
So
They look nice
Camden Green
They could at least add some color and patterns. I hate how fashion has become so minimalist.
Charles Sanders
Lucas James
>equally capable wife
Lol ya
Hudson Barnes
>Lol ya
Lol ya what? She was just as capable as her husband, with contributions both to his own work--in the lab and in the publishing sector, as well as her absolutely vital move of recovering all of his personal notebooks and reports after his execution to ensure their survival, and her continuing efforts in ensuring his work and legacy survived--and her own personal work in the chemistry and science field.
Camden Diaz
I absolutely love these uniforms, I also love the clothing of the period too, but there are no pictures of these sexy outfits.
Asher Jenkins
Sebastian Wilson
Sebastian Robinson
Connor Jones
Cavalier aesthetics coming through. Elegant yet not effeminate, refined yet practical, rich but not decadent.
Oliver Perez
I honestly prefer roundheads
Charles Kelly
Chase Taylor
So boring. Absolutely no class, no refinement.
John White
step aside
Nolan Nguyen
I prefer restraint and simplicity to ostentatious extravagance
Daniel Flores
Scotland or Ireland, Veeky Forums?
Elijah Mitchell
With that image the option is all too clear
Scotland
Oliver Sanders
>tfw never survive the French Revolution and participate in the subsequent subculture which included fashions inspired by the guillotined
Hudson Young
wtf
Cameron Perry
wtf what
Benjamin Morris
>tfw ywn autisticly rebuke someone by smiting them with your cane because they sinned before the Lord
Isaac Johnson
thats neat
Nathaniel Hill
Your arrogance is sinful
Michael Watson
Early nineteenth is better.
Old Yankees were stylish.
Jayden Thompson
Do you mean 1600s as thats the puritan time and
Colton Clark
Aaron Hill
That is true
Nathan Thomas
Sixteenth century is 1500s, user.
Besides, most people never dressed like Puritans.
Yeah, and another example is that painting of Joseph Smith
Bentley Brooks
I worded that badly, you said the 16th century (1500s) and the puritans are the 17th century (1600s)
Dominic Morris
>you said the 16th century (1500s)
No, I didn't make that post. I was just correcting you.
Zachary Perez
1780s is best fashion to me.
Lincoln Johnson
you are just plan wrong dude
Ethan Reed
Disgusting,
Michael Peterson
Ok, have it your way, even more capable wife
Michael Perry
>not wanting to stand out, not wanting to show that you are well to do and can provide, not wanting to be fashionable.
You are the equivalent of someone who wears asics running shoes and baggy pants today.
Mason Kelly
I prefer puritan clothes
Simple colours, yet a tasteful design
Landon Stewart
Sad