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| caption        = David Laid (Commons crop). Fashion here is fit and drape as a looksmaxxing lever, not a lookbook.
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Sister wiki [[seduction.wiki]] files this under attractiveness fundamentals (fashion category). Cross-link, do not merge the wikis.
Sister wiki [[seduction.wiki]] files this under attractiveness fundamentals (fashion category). Cross-link, do not merge the wikis.
== In the stack ==
Shirt fit and shoulder line change [[frame mogging]] more than a new jaw on camera. See [[frame (body)]] and [[softmaxxing]].


== See also ==
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 09:55, 14 September 2026

Fashion
David Laid
David Laid (Commons crop). Fashion here is fit and drape as a looksmaxxing lever, not a lookbook.
Field Looksmaxxing
Also known as fit, clothesmaxxing


Fashion here means whether clothes fit the frame you have: shoulder, waist, length, shoe.[1] Looksmaxxing often treats it as cope. It is not cope. A $20 shirt that fits mogs a $200 shirt that does not. Color, contrast with skin, and not dressing like a forum avatar are the work.

Sister wiki seduction.wiki files this under attractiveness fundamentals (fashion category). Cross-link, do not merge the wikis.

In the stack

Shirt fit and shoulder line change frame mogging more than a new jaw on camera. See frame (body) and softmaxxing.

See also


References

  1. LooksmaxxingWikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.