Comments on: Fashion Tribes http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/ Feral fashions for the finicky female Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:09:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Adam http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-785 Adam Tue, 06 May 2008 02:20:41 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-785 We should an anarcho-primitivist minded subculture. But no one would want to purchase silly green and black attire, or be confused for a native with some hand made robes from the earth. We should an anarcho-primitivist minded subculture. But no one would want to purchase silly green and black attire, or be confused for a native with some hand made robes from the earth.

]]> By: Dan http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-691 Dan Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:20:22 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-691 Reminds me very much of the way the 'red pills' dressed in The Matrix. Again, this distinguished them as being part of the same tribe, sharing a common awareness. Reminds me very much of the way the ‘red pills’ dressed in The Matrix. Again, this distinguished them as being part of the same tribe, sharing a common awareness.

]]> By: Jeffrey Gomez http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-687 Jeffrey Gomez Mon, 14 Apr 2008 02:58:13 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/04/fashion-tribes/#comment-687 I'm also annoyed by the aforementioned truism. Even if they do dress differently "and look exactly the same," well they still look different from the conventional style. It is indeed a way for groups of people to associate. Personally, I indulge in the arts of subcultures all over, but I don't affiliate with any of them. Many people find that odd about me. I'm accused of being a non-conformist. I don't feel I am, I just feel my habits don't conform naturally. But as much as I don't like to admit to, sometimes I am a bit guilty of doing things just simply because it's the different thing to do, the alternative option, etc. I’m also annoyed by the aforementioned truism. Even if they do dress differently “and look exactly the same,” well they still look different from the conventional style. It is indeed a way for groups of people to associate.

Personally, I indulge in the arts of subcultures all over, but I don’t affiliate with any of them. Many people find that odd about me. I’m accused of being a non-conformist. I don’t feel I am, I just feel my habits don’t conform naturally. But as much as I don’t like to admit to, sometimes I am a bit guilty of doing things just simply because it’s the different thing to do, the alternative option, etc.

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