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Online storesΒ Vinted is also a thrift online option |
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The comments have probably already mentioned this, but hereβs my advice: learn to sew. Creating your own clothes is crucial if you want to achieve an "alt" style. Secondly, look for thrift stores in your city; buy some nice fabric that you think you can work with, and wash it before ironing or sewing. Finally, start collecting chains, pins, patchesβanything that reflects your tastes and style. Good luck! ;) |
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Hii! I get the struggle, finding alt clothes can be really hard depending on where you live. If thrifting isnβt working, maybe try looking for basics first and customizing them! Black jeans, oversized hoodies, plain tees, and simple pieces can be turned alt with patches, pins, chains, safety pins, fabric paint, or DIY distressing. You could also check online second-hand apps like Vinted (itβs pretty popular in Europe) and search for specific keywords like goth, punk, emo, grunge, y2k, or band tees. Also donβt feel like you need a whole new wardrobe at once, accessories like jewelry, belts, bags, and makeup can change an outfit a lot. Hope you find some cool pieces!!Β Κβ’α΄₯β’Κ |
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Elllo! I recommend making your own accessories/clothes! Diy can be super fun! XD Yezzz! That will help a lot with clothing designs. For accessories, I make mine out of kandi (Things made out of pony beads.) You can also make things using soda tabs! And i'm pretty sure you can find studs to make a studded belt (I personally haven't looked at any particular store, but I heard you can find them sometimes.) If you have a black shirt, you could also use bleach to make a design! by RandomGurl; ; Report |
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