Cyberpunk and Fashion | A Video Essay
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The Cyberpunk Fashion Aesthetic: shellzine.net/cyberpunk-fashion/
Shellzine: shellzine.net/
XEONIQ Instagram: / xeoniq
XEONIQ Tumblr: / xeoniq
Time stamps:
Intro: 0:00
Fashion reflects culture: 2:36
What is Cyberpunk? : 4:49
Is our world a cyberpunk dystopia? : 5:50
Cyberpunk Aesthetics: 7:31
Cyberpunk Environments Affect Clothing Designs 8:32
Clothing Technology: 13:00
Societal Influence on Dystopian Fashion: 17:44
Examples of Designers/Brands that make “cyberpunk clothes”: 22:14
Personal Style: 28:48
Common “cyberpunk” clothing items: 30:44
How Cyberpunk Influences Fashion: 33:00
XEONIQ’s view on Cyberpunk’s Influence on Fashion: 35:17
Outro: 36:07
Credits: 38:19
Articles:
The Mainstreaming of Techwear: shellzine.net/the-mainstreami...
French revolutionary Fashion: unframed.lacma.org/2016/08/03...
A Study of Fashion Influenced by Dystopian Ideas: www.semanticscholar.org/paper...
Errolson Hugh Article: www.aphrodite1994.com/blog/in...
Movies:
1995 Ghost in the Shell: amzn.to/3cU3CAA
Also a subtitled version for free on UA-cam: • Ghost in the Shell
2017 Ghost in the Shell: amzn.to/3a0W4KM
Blade Runner 2049: amzn.to/3aNP42S
Blade Runner: amzn.to/3rCXEbo
Akira DVD: amzn.to/3aIZ51r ( also available on Hulu)
The Matrix: amzn.to/36Ra6wf
Brands mentioned:
YEEZY: www.yeezysupply.com/
Acronym: acrnm.com/
ROSEN -X rosen-store.com/collections/r...
Enfin Leve: enfinleve.com/
Hamcus: hamc.us/
UA-cam Videos:
Forbes: Kanye West: • Kanye West And The Cre...
Yeezy season 1 & 2 shows:
• adidas Originals x Kan...
• YEEZY SEASON 2 Fall/Wi...
Citations
KOSOVE, A. A., JOHNSON, B., YORKIN, B., SIKES, C., FANCHER, H., GREEN, M., VILLENEUVE, D., ... WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT (FIRM),. (2018). BLADE RUNNER 2049.
RIDLEY SCOTT, VANGELIS & VANGELIS. WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT (FIRM) (1982) BLADE RUNNER. USA.
SANDERS, R., MOSS, J., WHEELER, W., KRUGER, E., ARAD, A., ARAD, A., PAUL, S., ... STEVEN PAUL PRODUCTIONS,. (2017). GHOST IN THE SHELL.
OSHI, M. (1995). GHOST IN THE SHELL. JAPAN: MASAMUNE SHIROW.
WACHOWSKI, A., WACHOWSKI, L., REEVES, K., FISHBURNE, L., MOSS, C.-A., WARNER BROS., VILLAGE ROADSHOW PICTURES., ... SILVER PICTURES. (1999). THE MATRIX. BURBANK, CA: WARNER HOME VIDEO
ÔTOMO, K. (1988). AKIRA. STREAMLINE PICTURES.
KWON, S., & HA, J. (2013). A STUDY OF FASHION INFLUENCED BY DYSTOPIAN IDEAS. JOURNAL OF THE KOREAN SOCIETY OF CLOTHING AND TEXTILES, 37, 837-851.
XEONIQ. (2020, APRIL 11). THE MAINSTREAMING OF TECHWEAR. RETRIEVED FEBRUARY 08, 2021, FROM HTTPS://SHELLZINE.NET/THE-MAINSTREAMI...
ESGUERRA, C. M. (N.D.). FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY FASHION. RETRIEVED FEBRUARY 08, 2021, FROM HTTPS://UNFRAMED.LACMA.ORG/2016/08/03...
The legacy of SHADOW project Director ERROLSON HUGH. (2020, August 01). Retrieved February 08, 2021, from www.aphrodite1994.com/blog/in...
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The relation between culture and fashion has been super fascinating to me recently, this was dope awesome job!
the relationship goes so deep that I barely, and i mean BARELY, scratch the surface. super interesting though. and thank you man!!
Americans talking about culture like it's something exotic or fresh haha.
AKIRA changed a lot for me fashion wise & really showed how outfits and expression truly evolves into a movement. I'm not big into techwear, more of a workwear person; but the growth of style has been intriguing to watch.
I slept on AKIRA for a long time really until researching for this video. For me it was Blade Runner 2049 which changed fashion for me. Workwear is interesting because a lot of the fundamentals (such as practicality, functionality, and wearability,) overlap with other styles like techwear.
You've done so much research here that I was fully expecting you to announce your own brand.
maybe one day! If I were to start one, I would want to do it properly with unique, high quality designs
@@corbin7020 if there's ever anything I can help with if the time comes don't be afraid to ping 👊
Well researched and explained, you voiced all the reasons why cyberpunk fashion (and the cyberpunk genre) appeals to me, not to mention you had some fire fits in this video essay too! Well done!
Thank you man! I tried to cover a lot of the basics of the genre and loosely what cyberpunk fashion is, I ended up learning a lot just by researching so much!
i am SO glad you brought up star wars cause while i might not be a fashion guy i am definitely a star wars guy, for better or for worse, and honestly? coruscant SHOULD be a cyberpunk setting! the entire planet is one massive city, with the rich and powerful LITERALLY at the top of society while the common people might never see natural light, just the perpetual glow of neon. the clone wars actually touches on this a little with the martez sisters, showing how coruscant residents who aren't politicians or space wizards not only live a completely different life, but can also resent the people who live on the surface, with good reason in many cases. i'd love to see some star wars media that actually digs into that potential for a coruscant based cyberpunk story. the city aesthetic combined with the "used universe" design philosophy and the power structures make it a really compelling setting. anyway, that's my tangentially related youtube comment rant for the day!
SO. GOOD.
thank you, king!
Video Essay Level: OG. This felt like a detective solving a case, like an academic work, A+ bro !
Thats very kind of you man! while making it, I kept on overthinking if it even made sense!
@@corbin7020 No doubt, man !
Very interesting and so well done!
thank you!
This is EXACTLY what I was hoping to find and you JUST released it ! Awesome.
Perfect timing!! I hope you enjoy it!
DOPE video! I was saving this one for when I had time and focus to thoroughly digest the content, and it did NOT disappoint! Insightful analysis, fantastic editing, rich foundation of brands, cultural references, and imagery that you combine to offer valuable perspective on the topic. EXCELLENT vid, got me looking forward to more like this one!
I really enjoyed this video man. I feel like the cool thing about Cyberpunk fashion is that it can be mixed into a lot of different types of fashion and still feel like it could be from the Cyberpunk genre. For example in a cyberpunk world, overpopulation might be one the biggest problems within that world, so you could see all walks of life incorporate their version of what they would wear within the cyberpunk world and how seem less it feels cause it's such a common thing to see in that world due to the overpopulation. Another example I feel like would fit within that Cyberpunk would be people incorporating clothing styles from past eras into the cyberpunk world like how we are doing it now, like how the bomber jacket is a huge staple within the genre, and we can see it has been a staple from WW2, to the 80s to our current time. Keep up the good work man.
I'm glad man! I agree, good simple clothing like bomber jackets fall within the "if it aint broke, dont fix it" that can work through the years!
I'm excited for you to bring these types of videos back one day man . They were always something cool to watch !
This was a really cool deep dive. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and share it.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! it was fun and rewarding to make. I've been thinking of doing this for a while
That explains all the people I've seen clipping into the environment lately...
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Bruhhh this whole vid is amazing and worth watching at least two times. Awesome job.
Also, glad you mentioned Hamcus, their designs are WILD and the quality is really up there. (that's coming from someone who has about 15 pieces from them)
damn dude 2x. Im glad you like it! I have thought about picking up some of their pieces, I'm glad to hear that its good quality too!
My guy. This was beautiful. I would love more these.
You mentioned how there is an argument for us being in a cyberpunk reality as well as arguments against such. You should do a deep dive into that topic if you ever feel the need to make another one of these docs!
Again, well done!
This was beautiful. Thank you so much for all the work that must have gone into this, wow! I’ve been waiting for CyberPunk to be readily available to the masses for decades. I know many people hate when something new or reinvented becomes more mainstream, but not me! It adds to the look and feel while out in the world. Plus, I feel when someone truly enjoys something, it’s not because it’s scarce or not well known. That’s more of being drawn to the scarcity itself which is artificial and forever changing.
such a good video and finally someone who explains it in such deepth. Thank you i thought i was the only one who had interest in this tipe of clothing.
Thank you for this video bro super well done, this was great!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! thank you.
Great job man, I’ve been following you since pretty much the first video and have loved seeing you develop as a creator.
I really appreciate all the support through the years, thank you! Man, you suffered through some really bad videos haha, my first 10 or so vids were just not the best. but i suppose you got to start somewhere
One of the most informative and inspiring videos I have ever seen. Well done sir. This is your finest moment to date. Keep up the great work. All the way from sunny England.
that's very kind of you, good sir. eventually i'd like to do another video essay like this!
Really great video, I'm a clothing designer who's been more and more interested in gathering ideas for new patterns, designs, fabrics, etc... I really appreciate the practical elements of what you covered, as I'm always more drawn to the wild, high-fashion elements of cyber-fashion. Looking to bridge that gap, but gotta throw you some love for editing such a great video together. Thanks bud!
Instant classic video! So glad you got a new mic before doing this essay.
Thanks man!! I needed one for a while!
Thanks so much for this incredibly high quality informational video. Excellent explanations!
I think, you are the only one(if not among the earliest) who talk about this topic.
Very nice content!
there were a couple of vague articles from around 2017 before 2049 came out but that's about it! I think xeoniq is really the only other one who does analysis like this!
Awesome video, thank you for being thorough and informative!
Enjoyable watch man! I was already a long time cyberpunk fan, so when I first encountered ACG, and then Acronym, which proppeled me into "techwear", it just felt like the style I had been looking for "all my life" 😅
Well done!
I really appreciate it man! you nail the techwear style so well. its a such a nice style to wear everyday because of the comfort/practicality
@@corbin7020 Thanks mate! Yes it is, can't imagine me ever wearing anything else anymore 😅
Really great video and analysis, thank you. It covers all the cyberpunk fashion essentials and roots, and I hope it can be helpful for those interested in the culture.
I appreciate the kind words. I wanted to structure the video where someone who knows a limited amount about cyberpunk and fashion could still follow. even then I learned a whole lot about both topics while researching.
I loved this! Very well thought out and nicely produced.
I appreciate it! editing took SOO long
Excellent video, analysis and description organisation! Good job man! Greetings from Greece!
Thank you man! and thanks for tuning in all the way from there!
Man I love this video. Super interesting how you brought in the progression of old clothing styles. You make it seem really accessible and cool.
Looking forward to your bect videos.
Also it's great that you do the line between the fashion and the movies. It had to be done some time but I haven't seen anyone do it.
im glad you enjoyed it! I think people can overthink fashion sometimes
Cyberpunk is my favourite genre of... anything. So glad to have stumbled across this video! Great stuff.
its a very interesting genre! I wish I discovered it earlier. thank you so much!
Loved the longer format video essay style you're playing around with here
Thank you! Video essays are some of my favorite content on UA-cam sand I've wanted to give it a try!
This is an exceptionally made video dude! Also I literally have started (and stopped) making a video on the same subject, but you've really done it justice
I really appreciate it man! a couple times I wanted to stop because it was a ton of work but I'm glad a saw it through! It would have been really interesting to hear your perspective on this subject, you could always revisit
Omg it's both of the bois
@@corbin7020 I could no doubt! I love sci fi (hence the name of my channel) but either way I'm glad u went through with it bc its interesting to see this level of detail + u doing something different with the content
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I loved this video, voice silky smooth, very informative, nice background images, much inspiration. Thank you very much
Thank you for doing this, i love it and it is very detailed take on the cyberpunk genre and fashion. Keep it up ! Would love to watch another video essay on topic related to techwear 🛸
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I would love to do another video essay surrounding fashion or more specifically techwear!
this is such an amazing topic that has interested me for a long time, this was a great video!!
im glad you enjoyed it! i've been thinking of this topic for a while now
@@corbin7020 I can see the thought that went into it. Also I'd like to build on the idea that the cyberpunk genre responds to fears of corporate control and technological infiltration. The fashion industry itself is seeing immense growth with conglomerates such as the LMVH group, and it begs the question...will creativity die in the pursuit of profit? It will be very interesting to see how young, emerging designers respond to this shift and express themselves as a way of retaliating to the diminishing fashion culture.
This video was really well made and interesting. I've been a fan of cyberpunk style for while but I feel like I still learned a lot from watching this
Thank you man. I’m glad you enjoyed it!!
Damn bro! I've watched your video and OMG, it changed my vision of the world. Thank you!
Nice work man! I'm newly interested in techwear and this was a great introduction to the underlying philosophy. Liked and saved.
I'm glad it was helpful!!
My good man this was amazingly done really well researched it’s kind of interesting because it was science-fiction movies that made me curious about the style of clothes, science fiction and synthwave music I should say!
makes sense why you are drawn to techwear! same here, I was a scifi fan growing up and then started listing to stuff like bladee and now i ended up here lol
@@corbin7020 You do it while man , you and fly with Johnny Thai and this is Antwon were the first people that I stumbled over when I first started looking for tips on where to get clothes etc.
really nicely done video- some of your best work!
i appreciate it! I wanted to make it thorough!
Super cool video, man. Looking forward to more stuff like this.
thanks man! I'll start thinking of more video essay ideas! it was rewarding to make.
Appreciate the deep dive, very well done and comprehensive.
Thank you man! I hope you enjoyed it
really well done, that is a nice-to-watch work of yours. you are on top of your game! I really find it interesting how much fabrics have played a role in clothing, from the start (earliest garments) to futuristic fashion. Every garment serves many functions, and techwear and cyberpunk inspired gear always share the aspect of functionality as protection against the environment.
I really appreciate it, man!! I remember back when my videos were really bad, you would give some really good constructive criticism which drastically helped me in the video production process, so thank you. fabric tech is very interesting and once I started wearing goo functional clothing, I don't really want to go back because it works so well and is comfortable
@@corbin7020 I am very busy with a few projects, mainly university, secondary something I am not allowed to talk about yet. Still wanna do some sort of a collab this year, as I am finally finding more time to focus on whats important to me. Still in for a collab? if yes, shot me a message or an email and lets figure this out.
Definitely one of my fav videos so far
its one of my favorite videos i've done as well!
Great video! To me techwear aesthetic is very "Cyber" but there's little "Punk" in it. Pure Tech fits usually look corporate and/or militaristic. The "low lifes" of cyberpunk setting would mostly wear clothes inspired by workwear and various subcultures, with elements of technical fashion. Vaclav from Deus Ex: Mankind Divided would be a good example of what I have in mind.
Thank you! and I totally see it! Techwear definitely leans more on the "cyber"/"high tech" aspect more so than the dirty, gritty punk aspect.
That. was. beautiful!
As a "fashion conscious" society we are so caught up in reinventing the past and for a while now I have found a fascination with Cyberpunk and it's ability to look beyond that. I really enjoyed that you explored the relation between both this subculture and that of Techwear, how they're often grouped to be one and the same, and yet they're not mutually exclusive.
I must say I have had scattered thoughts on how to succinctly describe or define Cyberpunk (in fashion) as a genre, I have often struggled to elaborate more than "dystopian"... without rambling, or I've just referred to the film equivalent.
However, thanks to your delightfully concise summary, I feel I have a clearer picture of what it truly embodies, as both a segment in fashion but also it's constantly evolving role and purpose in the culture of today.
I really appreciate your comment! thank you!
Adding the summary was definitely needed, this was my first video essay and I would always want to go in different directions when writing the script. distilling "cyberpunk fashion" from cyberpunk media, who's core values don't always have much to do with fashion was not as clear cut as I thought it was going to be.
So informative, I learned so much.
Bravo Corbin!
I appreciate it man! I'm glad it was useful!
Love this Documentary!
Great work as always! 🙌🏼🔥
Thank you 🙌
fashion video essays are sparse, and this one was amazing
I really appreciate it man!!
This was a GREAT video, damn good job dude
I appreciate it man! it was fun to make
Great video! as a lifelong lover of cyberpunk/techwear style, I noticed that I also have a special attraction to the more niche, warcore category. after watching this video, I realize that I too am being shaped by the world events around me. EX: the current European conflict. I guess that subconsciously, I was expressing these feelings through my clothing style.
Man, I love that Xeoniq gets a feature. And love seeing Antwon in here as well. Functional and technical garments deserve such a vaster audience, but sadly there's not that many out there with the necessary knowledge to offer an informed look on it. If anyone has any other channels I should see in this space, I'd love to check them!
had to shout out the boys! I think overtime functional/technical clothing will gain a bigger audience! a channel called "sewmuchblack" focuses on technical clothing but he doesn't post that often, good videos though.
It was very interesting. Thank you for your work.
Fantastic! Very cool and informative essay
I appreciate it man. I kept on wanting to add more stuff because theres so much to talk about.
Beautiful video Corbin, the quality here is insane!
I always loved the influence of time and how we perceive it and it's influence on the arts. If we look at fashion in particular, we're stuck in a loop of past trends from the late 1900s. However techwear and other similar fashion aesthetics almost do the opposite. I think how we perceive these dystopian and hyper-futuristic futures to look like, stem from how we believed the future to be like back in the 1970s for example, where it was said we'd be" driving around in flying cars" in 2015. Those lost futures that haven't came to fruition, I believe have influenced the super modern futures that films like Blade Runner and thus the styles of clothing we see in those films. In a sense, the past always influences the future.
I think you would find the concept of Hauntology very interesting to look into further. It is the idea that we're at the ends of time and we're perpetually stuck in a loop, constantly being haunted from the past. I believe it directly influences pop culture today massively. Although technology has progressed massively, the concept of hauntology rules that our cultural progression has remained very cyclical.
I really enjoyed watching this vid, very informative and some really great points. I hope to see more of these types of videos in the future!
Thank you man! I appreciate you sharing your thoughts as well! Its interesting how in the heyday of cyberpunk (1980s-1990s) the fashion was almost a combination of old and a prediction of the future (ie original blade runner, looks like 1940s fashion but propelled into a future dystopia).
I just looked up Hauntology and thats a very interesting concept. very relevant to our fashion world today I think! Thats one of the reasons why I like techwear because its different from the old.
@@corbin7020 couldn't of said it better myself! I almost feel as if techwear goes in the opposite direction of the common clothing trends today. Very future focused and high quality as opposed to trend hopping and fast fashion.
Arcteryx arm blades coming next year
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12:43 That´s 20 minutes away from where i live :D Great video!
Great reasearch - thanks! I want to start my Cyberpunk/Steampunk fashion rand in 2023 - I have no experience, but what why not!
An exceptional just exceptional video
Great essay! If there ever happens to be a kind of sequel, it would be really interesting to take a look at other futuristic and even deconstructive brands. Army of Me or the 11BYBBS, for example
I think I might revisit this topic later on once I have thought about it more! 11bybbs are some of my favorite shoes haha. super cool brand! fits the cyberpunk/dystopian aesthetic.
This video is so well done 🤩
Thank you! after watching it over so many times during editing I wasn't sure if it was good anymore lol
It would be nice to have a complementary essay to this. something like the fashion sense of Tron.
This essay is a huge help to the story (comic) I'm writing and drawing. thank you for giving us this awesome video.
Great work, thank you!!
Fantastic video, keep up the good work
I appreciate it man!
My personal go-to combinations:
-International streetwear (obviously east asian but not exclusively. I've been trying to incorporate more middle eastern aesthetics)
-bright ass colors
-E-waste accessories
-face masks
-sick jackets (when weather appropriate)
And of course, digital piracy & old tech
ohhhh that was so great!!!
A great essay!
Well done! I think you should check out Julius and it's diffusion line Niløs. The older collections look 100% dystopian and quite inspirational, Horikawa (the designer) has stated that he draws inspiration from Akira, Blade Runner and Tokyo as well as from military clothing. Also you can see how the aesthetic of the brand changes in 2013-16 still being cyberpunkish but in another, more refined way. I wouldn't say modern Julius is what it used to be, but then there's Niløs which has more of a cyberpunk streetwear style and is not as subtle as the style of the brands you've mentioned.
The Viridi-Anne is another brand that I think you'll like (even more than those I mentioned above). Tomoaki Okinawa often uses high-quality technical fabrics such as schoeller, cordura, etc. and mixes techwear with avant-garde formal wear.
Thank you for making such an interesting and long video without trying to cut corners!
I really appreciate it!! I just looked up Julius/Niløs and I can definitely see it. it looks like pretty wearable stuff as well, its "cyberpunk" but looks usable for almost everyday casual wear. same goes with Viridi-Anne, looks like you can get some nice deals on the second hand market with that stuff! I appreciate the mention of those other designers
really enjoyed this video!
I'm glad!
Cyberpunk is where its at, We will design the future for sure, I personally won't let this aesthetic die. We need to push this forward.
Great video! Some Miyazaki (ghibli studio) films fit into this genre (Nausicaä, howls moving castle,...). Though they concentrate more on the environmental aspects.
I appreciate it! I can see it. Ghibli studio films are always so well done.
Edgy yet practical. Yes.
It's funny to me that this is the first of your videos I've seen. I've been into tech wear (and cyberpunk) for years now, and know other creators drop your name. 😎 I really like your take on the topic, you coming to the genre via fashion is really interesting as I am the opposite. When Akira, GITS, BR, Neuromancer etc... first came out there was no market for the fashion we have today. Hell I played the table-top version of Cyberpunk2077 🤷♂️ #techwear certainly didn't exist. When I first saw #techninja someplace, maybe EH, my head almost exploded. I was pleasantly surprised with your video, by that I mean the evolution of my style has been directly influenced by science fiction and cyberpunk in particular, before anyone outside of the community knew the term 'techwear', I would tell my friends I dressed as a background character in a Sci-Fi movie. To hear that you came to the genre through the fashion is a testament to how much this genre has influenced design and art since the 80s and 90s. As you said, not everything tech wear is cyberpunk, but it is also true that not everything cyberpunk is tech wear. I think the social, political, economic, and environmental anxieties of our world now have absolutely given the Cyberpunk genre a new life. We should also consider (I know I do, living here in LA) that both Akira and Blade Runner took place in 2019, combine that with a pandemic and it seems causal to me that "techwear" had it's highest search frequency in 2020, nearly twice the previous high the year before. \end.rant
I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on this (or "rant" as you put it)! and thank you. I feel like a lot of people who are into techwear are people who also are fans of scifi, probably in a greater proportion from other fashion enthusiasts (minimalist, streetwear, hype etc.)
Its so interesting how Cyberpunk, an over the top materialist setting blends with modern minimalism. One of those things where it is less to have air pods but some people consider ear buds a bit more stylish. Kinda a hybrid of that cyberpunk clothing and materialism, a bit of that 1980s Japanese asthetic drop and modern minamalism
Wow really good bro!
This video was great man, it was an easy watch. Super informative and entertaining. Did you record the audio or have the pictures and videos set up first?
I feel like it’d be cool if you were to make a book collection vid since those Star Wars books/graphic novels are normally in your background and Ghost In the Shell as well as Akira have manga box sets that I feel you would enjoy... great video yet again 👍🏻
I actually started a second channel to upload random videos! I haven't uploaded anything on there but I'll do it!
@@corbin7020 What’s the channel?
good video and very interesting topic. For future video essays i'd recommend working more on structure (i found that some sentences introduced topics and dont finish them) and making sure that the "tone" stays consistent. (some sentences feel more professional and "essay-like" while others feel more relaxed and informal). A smaller nitpick would be the pacing feels a bit up and down, like the tempo of the sentences and how fast you say them. Once again good video and i hope to see more content like this it was pretty interesting!
btw i'd reccomend to look at how, philosophy tube, jacob geller, leadhead, nerdwriter and "disrupt" do video essays. IMO those are some of the best video essayists on the platform
Thank you man! and I appreciate the constructive criticism! Video essays have a surprising amount of factors affecting them. I agree with the tone/ structure. I would record on different days and sometimes write later on into the script after I already recorded/edited a section. I think my next one might be a bit shorter so I can hopefully keep a more consistent tone/topic.
I am familiar with some like Nerdwriter but I'll look up the others. videos essays are perfect for the UA-cam platform IMO.
@@corbin7020 I agree, they really popped off in the past few years! I'll be on the lookout for the next one.
Dude. This video, hits right ❤ I've started experimenting with Cyberpunk fashion and there's def a learning curve, especially when it comes to techwear. The practicality of the pieces is the difference between fashion you can wear day to day and the cosplay of the Cyberpunk aesthetic.
Thank you man! it takes a lot of time to refine a personal style and I continue to do so. there's definitely a line between "inspired" by cyberpunk and cosplay, it can be easy to cross over that.
Great video
The video just came out like 2 minutes ago😂
I appreciate it man!
moar like this. amazing work Corbs.
I shall cook up some more video essays! thank you!
Great video essay
Yes you've got a lot of good facts !! Plus thanks to books like neucromancer and other cyberpunk media its like we aren't far from this dystopian society
thank you! for real. 1984 aint too far off either lol
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>"More affordable then acrnm"
>sees 690€ jacket
>sees 800€ pants
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Really good bro
Let's get a new release, very interesting!!! For example, about Dainese, Alpine Stars, Aviatore R1 smart jackets
Appreciate this!
im glad man!
Personally mentally I live in a dystopian cyberpunk world, and then played cyberpunk 2077 and fell in love. Then went into the rabbit hole of movies and fashion
All it takes is something to spark interest and then its easy to go down the rabbit whole! For me it was fashion/techwear which lead to be more interested in cyberpunk. I'm glad you like the game, I haven't played it yet but I might pick it up soon!
@@corbin7020 It hits the feels maaaaan, it’s soo good! Highly recommend! If you’re 50/50 would recommend waiting till they fix some bugs 😅
its back im seeing many celebs adapting to it againg like in the music videos and fashion for instant justine skye new video and doja cat uses it alot she been into it the shape and concepts getting wilder and creative at the same time this year that whole plastic look becoming more wearable tihs year
I totally see that! I think even The Weeknd's newer stuff has a lot of synthwave undertones to the production
Awesome video
Still enjoying the good audio haha. Very educational and intriguing!
almost 40 min of my lisp haha. but thank you man!
@@corbin7020 I think it’s cute and sets you apart! 😁
Tactical, practical and fashionable.
Video essay is my favorite video genre now
boi they are some of my favorite videos on youtube. really suites the platform
@@corbin7020 bröther
Amazing video and appreciate you getting into all the aspects of cyber punk and what it means in fashion, also if possible would you be able to link the korean translated article, I found that to be really interesting and want to look into it, thank you
thank you, its an interesting relationship! and yeah I got it in there! www.semanticscholar.org/paper/A-Study-of-Fashion-Influenced-by-Dystopian-Ideas-Kwon-Ha/d320328bfba73e0b95201558e6c5d3debb70302c
@@corbin7020 thank you so muchhh
Great video! My only critique is to reference more designers that are relevant to this theme outside of boring Yeezy. Marine Serre is a way more relevant brand with themes of dystopianism, environmental disaster, humanity, technology, resourceful design ect.
Thank you man. I included Yeezy because most people are familiar with the brand! I can see it with Marine Serre.
Lov the vid
Video essay time!
I have spoken.