The starry effect on pictures appeal to you?
32 comments save last comment by Some W. over 2 years ago
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So i've started to do a little extra editing with my looks by adding an extra layer to give my photos a glittery/starry look.
almost 3 years ago |
Emma P.
TEXAS,
United States
108 posts
i love it im obsessed with stars
i just started doing that too actually:)
lookbook.nu/look/949927-Champagne-Supernova
ive done some closer to yours but they werent lookbook worthy haha
i hyped you btw:))
August 7, 2010
Rachel P.
THE 1950'S,
United Kingdom
29 posts
wow yours looks lovelyyy! I hyped it and thank you for the hype, i'm glad someone else shares the love for the starry/galaxy photo effect <3
August 7, 2010
Rachel P.
THE 1950'S,
United Kingdom
29 posts
Thank you Redi :)
August 7, 2010
Kate P.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
638 posts
I think it looks okay as long as its not too much, or really obviously edited.
I wouldn't have it on my own photos though. I prefer natural ones, like Addie said.
August 7, 2010
Vicky V.
ANTWERP,
Belgium
933 posts
Fuck no. Keep that shit for tumblr, lookbook is about fashion, not about joining in on every hipster fad. Or at least it shouldn't be.
August 7, 2010
Jaiden C.
TORONTO,
Canada
115 posts
i like it. as long as its suttle
August 8, 2010
Mika P.
DOWNTOWN MANILA,
Philippines
2056 posts
it makes me less inclined to hype it, to be honest. it looks appealing sometimes, but i dont see the point of using it when most of the time it obstructs the person's outfit/doesn't fit with the general look of the outfit.
August 8, 2010
Maison P.
SYDNEY,
Australia
182 posts
i like them.... for now
August 8, 2010
Cash E.
N. IRELAND,
United Kingdom
40 posts
personally i think it looks great!!
what did you use to do it? :) x
August 8, 2010
Grace H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
5142 posts
cant decide whether thats more or less gimpy than layering a fucking nebula over the top of every photo
August 8, 2010
Leah O.
COPENHAGEN/WASHINGTON D.C.,
United States
224 posts
i'd do it for something that wasn't on lookbook
August 8, 2010
Carolyn M.
JOISEY,
United States
999 posts
It's fun to fool around with but I wouldn't use it on lookbook....it's kind of distracting.
August 8, 2010
Laura A.
New Zealand
45 posts
i did one on this look
lookbook.nu/look/345221-people-are-strange
but i'm not so sure about it. that was ages ago and now i think it's a bit too distracting
August 9, 2010
Charlotte S.
ENGLAND,
United Kingdom
654 posts
I like it but... its too distracting. Its like, do i hype it cause its a good effect? does the look actually appeal to me? I just stay away from them, but I do really really like the effect :)
August 9, 2010
Jazzy E.
NEAR LONDON,
United Kingdom
219 posts
if it's done well
August 12, 2010
Kristin H.
FLORIDAA,
United States
86 posts
it appeals to me! (:
December 2, 2010
Hannah Brooke C.
BIRMINGHAM,
United States
102 posts
No. The problem with this site is people seem to think that it somehow has something to do with graphic design.
This is supposed to be about fashion, not some stupid photoshop contest.
(And if it were, the starry effect would be getting pretty old.)
December 3, 2010
Dana L.
NO WHERE,
Philippines
2347 posts
no.
December 3, 2010
Emily Rose E.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
320 posts
It looks tacky and doesn't really show off fashion that well.
Then again, I hate most digital manipulations so maybe I'm being a grumpy git.
December 3, 2010
Cloe I.
A FIELD OF LAVENDER,
Canada
186 posts
Too common now.
I think its fun but, I think it takes away from the outfit on most pictures.
But for facebook, tumblr or something I'd say it's fine.
December 4, 2010
Kristiana K.
Ireland
4 posts
i don't hate it...,but it would be more easy to see what you're wearing without it ;]
December 4, 2010
Cabrini B.
EAST LONDON,
United Kingdom
152 posts
How do you do it? I have wondered since I saw the first one on lookbook...
January 17, 2011
Sophie R.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
4359 posts
Not on Lookbook photo's
January 17, 2011
Some W.
A LONG TIME AGO, IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY.,
Australia
56 posts
Amen.
Preach it sister !
January 20, 2011