Asian Youth Trade Outfits With Their Elders To Make Us Rethink Age Stereotypes In Fashion
It‘s not surprising anymore that young people’s fashion choices are influenced by their grandparents’ closet, especially for the past few years. But can older people pull off the outfits that youngsters wear these days? Photographer Qozop captured pairs of relatives (parents and kids or grandparents and grandchildren) after they’ve exchanged outfits in his aptly-named “Spring-Autumn” photo series.
The project focuses on Asian cultures, where the fashion gap between generations is more evident. Older people tend to stick with more ethnic clothing, while youngsters are up to conquer new fields of contemporary fashion. The most amazing thing is that, after switching the outfits, both the youngsters and their older relatives look naturally hip and beautiful. This is the best proof that the stereotype about what is proper to wear for one’s age needs to be shaken up.
Source: qozop.com
Malay grandfather and grandson
Chinese mother and daughter
Chinese grandmother and granddaughter
Chinese grandfather and grandson
Malay mother and daughter
Indian grandfather and grandson
Indian grandmother and granddaughter
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even i noticed the indian granddaughter ;) she looks beautiful in salwar
WTF are these kids wearing? hahahah… the parents have better fashion sense!!
WTF are these kids wearing? hahahah
India is beautiful in every way
these asians have mad swag damn
the indian granddaughter is so beautiful in her grandmothers salwaar kameez!
and i though i was the only one notice that… haha… high 5! lol…
I enjoyed looking at this but I too think the granddaughter (last set) looks far more beautiful in grandmother’s tranditional cloths. Do not hide your beauty my child behind sunglasses and a hat !
I think she’s not hiding behind the hat & sunglasses…she’s shielding herself from that bright kajillion-watt lightbulb up there…. :O
In all the pix, the traditional dress looks better on the elder and the younger person.
This is fantastic! I wouldn’t even be able to tell whose clothes are whose.
Are the Indian gentlemen photoshopped? Their legs are the exact same!
Yes, this is a photoshop. You can tell by the pixels.
What pixels Pixelwiz !This is not photo shopped BKInd Their legs may be in the same position but that is NOT the same thing at all ! Take a look at the differences in their arms,the fabric and the hand positions not to mention the draping and creasing of the fabric ! The differences are clearly apparent !
Look again, the legs are exactly the same. Even to the position of the grass / creases. The upper half of the body is different, but I believe the bottom half is photoshopped.
Hhaha what the hell?! There is no purpose for them to even photoshop this. 1. It would defeat the purpose and 2. So what if the legs are the same? The grandad might just be really good at posing for photos. And obviously he seems comfortable in it coz Rock & Roll style didn’t start in freaking 2014. Jeez you people are ridiculous. Hhahaha
I agree that would be stupid, someone needs to calm down with the photo shop theory you are looking wayyyyy too hard at old man’s pants brah
the pants are clearly photoshopped use
Pointing out that something has been ‘shopped does not make someone ridiculous. You only need to overlap the pictures in any editing program to see that the pants are identical. No one’s saying it’s wrong; they’re just wondering why it was done, so maybe you and the other non-believers should stop overreacting.
I guess the reason would be fitting — maybe the jeans are too long/short/tight/whatever for him, so the author “solved” the problem by photoshopping. Anyway, I agree with the “so what” part.
We are talking about the pants only here. They are the same down to wrinkles.
No, they aren’t the same. The wrinkles are the same around the knees because jeans will usually crease in the same spot and he’s standing in the same position. If you look around the crotch area, the wrinkles are not the same. You can also see the leaves and grass in the background between the legs are different.
Photoshoped
This is that part of the interbutz where trolls roam about unfettered, scrutinizing the pixels of any photos they please and harping on, bard like with atonal insouciance about the shrewd musings they perspire.
Welcome to the internet
definitely photoshopped… from a graphic designer… those legs are photoshopped. ur right in that there is no reason to do it… but for some reason it was done. End of discussion. Those legs are photo shopped. I overlapped the photo’s and they match perfectly pixel for pixel. the tones are exactly the same
pants tend to crease in the same spots. the leg angles are different and the belt is off. the black pants on the indian guys are different.
Your dumb if you think this is photoshopped
Yes, this is photoshoped for some reason. You can see, right under the right hand how the leg ain’t matching up with the “new” leg. The index finger is almost pointing at it.
only the grandfather, from the chest/neck up is photoshopped
i could careless whether its photoshopped or not. its the concept that matters.
So you care enough about it that there is room to care less? Surely you mean “I couldn’t care less”.
What if it’s more like I care so little that I could care less and I still wouldn’t care enough to notice…?
So you care enough about it that there is room to care less? Surely you mean “I couldn’t care less”.
the grandfathers face as at a totally different angle showing more of his face in the changed photo, you couldn’t possibly get that by mirroring, plus his the inseam of th left leg the creases are different
They all look darn good