[Discussion] Why is r/streetwear and fashion in general viewed so negatively by the rest of reddit?

I feel like its almost a meme at this point in the rest of reddit to make fun of r/streetwear. People have this preconceived notion that this sub is all supreme hypebeasts and tech ninja outfits and the peole are pretentious rich teenagers with their parents credit cards and they make fun of it constantly when in reality it's not true at all. Like this sub gets so much undeserved and factually incorrect hate that ive even seen comments like 'wait that sub is real? I thought it was just a reddit meme' in response to other comments making fun of it.Not only that but i feel like fashion in general gets such a bad wrap on reddit. People see high fashion runway clips or see people dressed differently then the masses and the first reaction is to say it looks like shit and call the fashion industry a 'big conspiracy' (ive seen multiple people call it a conspiracy). They make fashion seem like this stupid condescending thing for edgy teens and rich dumb rich people instead of a normal healthy interest some people have. Its like they dont understand it and cant fathom anyone wanting to wear anything else then hoodies and jeans so they automatically hate.I also dont understand how people have no problem praising and accepting avant gard and modern/absurd art/artists yet they hate so much on the more 'out there' high fashion designers and runway pieces even though that also is just a form of art and fashion designers are extremely skilled artists. Its like once again they dont understand how art and peoples individuality can be expressed through clothing so they choose they hate.Thoughts? via /r/streetwear https://ift.tt/2L2euuR