Will Fashion Globalization Affect Street Fashion?

There is an article in autumn and winter magazine "New York Times Style Magazine": what do young people in London, Cairo and Japan wear?

The report from the fashion survey is amazing. The Barber jacket on the London street is very cool. Just like Cairo is full of the flag of Egypt. When we look at the fashion magazines and look at the recent blogs and trend reports, we can not help wondering: how does globalization affect street fashion?

Next, let's take a look at the 5 place.

1. Will Welch, a senior editor of GQ magazine, thinks that this is a manifestation of self-awareness. Street fashion is not affected by globalization. It is innate.

The street fashion irony today is indeed on the Internet. Bloggers of some bloggers are beginning to record the most fashionable Street pedestrians in the world. Fashioners not only lie in fashion shows, but are implanted in advertisements and reports to influence consumers.

However, the most influential designers in the fashion world are not designers, editors and famous photographers, but the instant fashion captured by digital cameras. In New York, Milan and even Paris, there are many fashion editors with cameras to catch people who rush to fashion week.

Street fashion is natural. This demand is global. The blue blood rich children surf the Internet. They can catch fashionable information all over the country at any time, such as a picture taken by a Japanese drug trafficker in the streets of Tokyo. The fact is that the Ralph Lauren and Uniqlo brands are irreplaceable.

Street fashion has its own popularity. At first, photographers captured the passers-by wearing a daily expression to express a unique spirit. But I think street shooting has become more and more popular nowadays. Everyone is wearing a video camera. Once you get a picture, you will feel very proud. The more daring you are dressed, the more likely you will be posted on the Internet.

2. editor and co publisher of PAPER magazine Kim Hastreiter

The real fashion is not globalization: classic.

The real street fashion comes from the interior, not because of the globalization of fashion. It is not created, but its own sex appeal. It is unique, personal and not popular.

For those brave and creative people to convey their identities in an open way, for me, communication can convey people's thoughts, but not through fashion trends. Classic street fashion is unique, reflecting how they live and wear, when wealth is not large, and few brands can be worn, so creativity can be created differently, and creativity does not cost a penny.

At the end of the 70s, I often took the subway, inspired by inspiration. In southern Bronx, because of lack of privileges, most of the young people in the street came from Latin America and Africa. These children were dressed differently and provocative. They would jump on the train, and they would put a huge gun box on their shoulders, which was also the trend in 80s 70s.

Their dress is not aimed at the white society, but a kind of humorous irony. The huge Mercedes-Benz LOGO is printed on the sportswear of Harvard University, and is covered with a vest of L.L. Bean campus wind. The black frame glasses and white Adidas shoes are tied with an extremely exaggerated thick carrying, while others are wearing sweaty suits, fisherman jackets, sports shoes, baseball caps Gucci or Louis Vuitton LOGO, which is the dress of genius. I can not afford to buy Gucci bags, but I can print countless Gucci signs.

I can write a historical novel to reflect street fashion. It is a mirror of the society. After Tom Ford took over the Gucci brand for 10 years, he praised the early street style. He also designed many sets of Blingbling with GG logo, sweaty clothes, sports shoes and hats. All of these became luxury goods. Now many of the rich hip-hop communities like to sell them secretly on 125th Street to cut off piracy.

3. Street photographers Tommy Ton

The fashion of being empowered: globalization is the result of the evolution of excellent street fashion.

Over the past few decades, we have witnessed the speed of communication and change, and the street fashion is becoming more and more obvious all over the world. Consumers have developed a new platform instead of being a place for sale and purchase, but as a mode to promote their business brand.

If you want to find street fashion, you have to distinguish the pace of industry and fashion. We can see people everywhere in the world wearing only mouse clicks. Consumers can easily see people wear from the Internet. At the same time, you can see people wearing fashionable clothes to influence the fashion trend.

4. the chief curator and director of the Museum of fashion technology.

Assimilation: Japanese street fashion is still unique. The streets of Berlin are complex, hermaphroditic, and frightening.

Fashion globalization has had an impact on every aspect of the fashion industry, including street fashion, especially globalization, which has led to the assimilation of street fashion. Young people all over the world want their clothes to be international fast fashion brands, such as Zara and Forever 21.

Of course, there are still some street styles in some countries that are unique, and are reflected in many blogs. The Internet can quickly turn street fashion into global fashion.

When we visit these fashionable cities, we can see some regional differences in festivals. For example, the street style in Tokyo is very unique, and the characteristics of the local loli and forest girls are also. In Tokyo, we can still see the customs of primitive tribes. 10 years ago, Tokyo was not as lively as it is now. New York's streets are dominated by hip-hop and leisure sports. Punk winds prevailed in the streets of London 10 years ago. Now it plays an important role in Japan. London doesn't seem to be as interesting as it is today. Berlin's streets are dominated by Cool, androgynous, and frightened.

Although this assimilation is caused by fast fashion, young people all over the world are still concerned about the expression of themselves. DIY plays an important role in second-hand clothing on the streets of many countries.

5. publisher of social networking ilikemystyle.net Adriano Sack

There is a difference between them: globalization has balanced the effect of street style, but the effect looks different, depending on the street.

Two years ago in a bar in Havana, I was surprised to find that a guy with curly hair was wearing a red leather jacket and tight pants. I remember correctly with a pair of white gloves. This is not the Cuban I want to see. There are some American cars in 50s, which are full of rotten Colonial buildings. On the contrary, Michael Jackson is different. He has no Cuban taste on his body. But in my eyes, he is a very interesting fashion person and has become the leader of fashion ICON in the world. This red jacket becomes his mark.

There is also a view that globalization may hurt street fashion. We are very happy to go to Mumbai, Nairobi and St Paul to see the locals' authentic wardrobe. Of course, it is shameful to see the same brand clothes around the world. What exactly is controlling people's desires?

Is it to keep global companies profitable in the new market?

One of the highlights of fashion globalization is that clothing will change with social, cultural and religious conditions. A Gucci shirt can be worn on different people, celebrities in Tehran, gay men in Cape Town, or busy mothers in Dongcheng District.

Fashion is contradictory, either adaptable or insisting, so fashion globalization has a balanced effect on street fashion, but the impact is different.