[ SECRET POST #6007 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6007 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Clothing

[(Anonymous)]

I get what you mean. I would love to find a jacket like this maroon leather jacket Ryan Gosling wore in "The Place Beyond the Pines". Certain characters' styles really pop out to me in Sofia Coppola films. I would go pretty hard on certain characters' style inspired clothing if someone did something like that for a show like Sex and the City (or put in your own choice of a fashion-heavy show/film).
Not just actual replicas of the outfits that characters wore either, but like pieces that a certain character would likely wear.

I don't really want the fandom logos/characters' faces plastered all over everything as a fandom fashion statement.
Sometimes it's way more fun to emulate the styles than to put on essentially a billboard for a marketable thing.

Re: Clothing

[(Anonymous)]

Not just actual replicas of the outfits that characters wore either, but like pieces that a certain character would likely wear.

The 2010s had a couple examples of this, as Brooks Brothers and Banana Republic ended up releasing pieces that tied into certain productions (Mad Men and The Great Gatsby). Neither of the collections were really my thing, but from what I remember they both stayed pretty true to the styles shown in the productions (and for different characters).