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Alexander Wang

Currently designed by Alexander Wang

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T by Alexander Wang

Ann Demeulemeester

Currently designed by Ann Demeulemeester

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A.P.C

Currently designed by Jean Touitou

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Jeans offer excellent fits and fast fading, if that's what you're into, but construction is relatively poor compared to brands at a similar price such as Naked & Famous, and in the last few years production has been outsourced to Macau. Size down 1-2 sizes depending on the fit you want; they stretch a crazy amount.

High quality basics too, but can be a bit on the pricey side.

Augusta (A1923)

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Boris Bidjan Saberi

Currently designed by Boris Bidjan Saberi

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Butterflysoulfire

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Carpe Diem

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Carol Christian Poell

Currently designed by Carol Christian Poell

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Comme des Garcons

Currently designed by Rei Kawakubo

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Comme des Garcons Plus

Damir Doma

Currently designed by Damir Doma

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Very nice. One of the more entry level high fashion brands along with rick owens and raf simons

SILENT

Dior Homme

Currently designed by Kris Van Assche

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Fabio Quaranta

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Guidi

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Helmut Lang

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In Aisce

Began in 2009, designed by Jona. Just Jona. He was born on a farm below the Rocky Mountains and has traveled around the globe, taking odd fashion jobs in a range of places, from Japan to Indonesia to Taiwan. "In Aisce" means "in vain" in Gaelic, which embodies Jona's brand philosophy--"I think that no matter what we do, if we don't do it right, it's "in vain"—fashion, especially." Influences come from many aspects of his life: music, architecture, nature, with many of his pieces channeling a nomadic, tribal theme, contrasting sharply with the geometric edges used in more recent collections. Textures also play a big part in his work, as they allow irregularity within the confines of the planned and confined space of clothing.

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Incarnation

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Individual Sentiments

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Julius

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Levi's

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Classic jeans.

Levi's Vintage Clothing

Lumen et Umbra

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Paul Harnden

Sews like a drunken monkey, but he's no ape. Designed by its notoriously private namesake, the brand produces consistent, anti-seasonal designs, made in small mills around England. The clothes are inspired by turn-of-the-century agrarian uniforms, with his coats being the most prominent and recognizable pieces, notable for their utilitarian design and full bodied fit. It's hard to put your finger on what exactly makes Paul Harnden so memorable - is it the meticulously sewn and designed buttons, the loose but restricting cropped pants or the crumpled but sophisticated textures? - but one thing's for sure: Once you've seen Paul Harnden, you'll recognize him anywhere.

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marvielab

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Maison Martin Margiela

Currently designed by the MMM design team

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~conceptual fashion~

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Very nice shoes. Best known for their GAT inspired trainers.

m.a+

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Naked and Famous

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Excellent pants for the price and a must cop. Jeans are vanity size. The general rule of thumb is to size down 2 for Weird Guys and 1 for Skinny Guys (due to inevitable stretching).

If it's your first time, go for the Weird Guy fit in 1 size smaller than your normal waist (i.e. if you buy 30x32, get a 29). They might be a bit tough to button up at first, but they'll stretch into the perfect size. Weird Guys are the most universally flattering, and fit more body types than Skinny Guys. DO NOT buy slim guys, they're straight cut and usually look stupid.

Obscur

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Peter Wu

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Raf Simons

Currently designed by Raf Simons

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Up there with Rick Owens for popularity on /fa/. His earlier collections were rife with references to youth, teenage angst, violence. His newer collections have a more modern, futuristic, tailored approach.

Raf by Raf Simons

Rick Owens

Currently designed by Rick Owens

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ITS FUCKING RICK OWENS

DRKSHDW

Lilies

Ring

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Songs for the Mute

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Sruli Recht

Currently designed by Sruli Recht

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Expensive as shit. Very weird. Still cool

The Viridi Anne

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Thamanyah

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Undercover

Currently designed by Jun Takahashi

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Some great streetstyle stuff

Visvim

Currently designed by Hiroki Nakamura

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Visvim transcends fashion, it's a lifestyle brand. Hiroki's lifestyle. But in all honesty, it's heritage outdoorswear with a strong influence from Techwear, japanese outdoorswear/workwear influenced streetwear like white mountaineering and engineered garments, heritage menswear and heritage workwear, and a large amount of influence from various cultures, in particular native american indian and japanese culture.

Grails for many. Fuckexpensive, but nice.

Y Project

By Yohan Serfaty

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Yohji Yamamoto

Currently designed by Yohji Yamamoto

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Yohji Yamamoto Homme Plus

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