Post number #412906, ID: 16e729
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And I dont mean like those early 2000s neon-clad goth ravers straight out of hot topic, or running around with a power glove looking terminal on your hand, but would YOU outfit your wardrobe to have a vaguely appropriate /lain/ vibe as if you belong in a backgrouns shot of Blade Runner or Valhalla
Post number #412938, ID: e41031
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These are on my to-buy list. https://www.amazon.com/fugu-Sa-Me-Japanese-Comfortable-Eco-Friendly/dp/B01524RZQK/ I like them mostly because they remind me of DBZ shoes, although they do have a cyberpunk feel.
Post number #412946, ID: 6e6dfa
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>>412938 Man, these look cyberpunk as fuark
Post number #413015, ID: 3c3ab3
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>>412906 Don't call yourself a ‘cyberpunk’, and don't waste your time on anybody who does.
Post number #413222, ID: 459ddb
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Honestly, I'd say pretty normally? I'd go with well worn and faded dark grey khakis, a plain gem synthetic teeshirt, red laces on some dark grey sneakers (the legit kind with a felt sole) and a light grey or that white/black yeezy pattern hoodie with blue highlighted zipper and stitching.
Post number #413663, ID: ba2b52
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I'd say cyberpunk is best when normal people try to overcome adversity.. so anything is fine really. Though i got to admit, i pretty much have a whole Jill cosplay laying around and I look amazing in it. I'd go with that
Post number #413773, ID: 3beb6a
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>>413663 yes this
Post number #413779, ID: 3300b3
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>>413663 send pics
Post number #413788, ID: a67929
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Techwear looks cyberpunk to me.
Post number #413801, ID: 8470fa
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>>412906 I think japano streetware can look really cyberpunk It's like Skate-Punk with Japanese aesthetics. If you want I can load up some pics when I come home.
Post number #413804, ID: 5f40a4
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>>413779 Ufff, I made some, gotta go through them first thou
Post number #413814, ID: 2d80f4
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Yes >>8470fa please deliver
Post number #413844, ID: cd8450
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I think cyberpunk wear would look like a weird mix of old noir movies and ragged punk clothes (kinda like the overall style of Blade Runner or Transmetropolitan), with every clothe made in China by cheap cyborg labour.
Post number #413894, ID: 676f4b
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I'd like to know a colour pallet that would fit a cyberpunk aesthetics. Like, I won't be sporting a trenchcoat mid summer or go ruin my low top sneakers in rain and mud.
Like. My take is low hue colours with a accent of a highly saturated colour. Like I have a jacket that's black but it has a white and light cyan line going on the left side. I'd like to imagine it'd fit in a cyberpunk B-movie.
tl;dr: It's better to ask would be cyberpunk colour combinations and just wing it.
Post number #413971, ID: f43adf
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Earth tones and hints of neon
Post number #414227, ID: 3300b3
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>>413894 Solarized Dark
Post number #414287, ID: 67ee93
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I think something like what Jill or Gil wear is what fits. Would love to dress like that more often.
Post number #414606, ID: a67929
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https://imgur.com/a/CrCAq
Post number #414667, ID: e4e98b
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| And I dont mean like those early 2000s neon-clad goth ravers straight out of hot topic, or running around with a power glove looking terminal on your hand, but would YOU outfit your wardrobe to have a vaguely appropriate /lain/ vibe as if you belong in a backgrouns shot of Blade Runner or Valhalla