>>157146You don't necessarily have to look like everyone else, but people should be more critical about dressing themselves. A lot of normgroids outsource their fashion sense to popular consensus, and a lot of autists try to dress like characters from pop culture without the least bit of discernment.
/fa/'s probably awful now, but for me as a sperg who didn't care about fashion it was invaluable in teaching me to start paying attention to clothing and putting outfits together. You just had to learn to ignore all the gothninja dorks, hi fashin homos, and streetwear wiggers who were taking over. Being in decent shape combined with wearing sensible, well-fitting basic outfits will always look better than a lot of the outlandish shit like this they started pushing. A little bit of autism goes a long way.