Fantastic Designs From London Men'S Week

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The latest works released by < p > JW Anderson in < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_z.asp" > London men's wear week /a > no matter whether the design has aesthetic feeling, he has enough eyeballs, but it is probably just eyeball.

During London, I heard a lot of gossip about Anderson. A friend even described him in very harsh language.

In this series of men's wear, he put the lotus leaf shorts on the muscular men's models and cut off the neat short skirts.

That visual contrast can also make people laugh when they shout "what is this ghost", especially those innocent men's faces.

Micro-blog's voice scolded him for his nausea, saying that the world had been put into an abnormal orbit.

But the exaggerated and scary design of men's wear is a legacy of history.

Vaguely remember that Alexander McQueen himself is still alive this season. He designed a brilliant pink and only wrapped in the "bodysuit", which was also an uproar.

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< p > Yohji Yamamoto once said in the documentary Notebook on Cities and Clothes, the design of women's clothing can carry all his imagination, but the design of men's clothing is limited because of such limitations and rules, so that his design has another possibility.

This world is like this, you give girls wear men's clothing that is handsome, to boys wear women's clothing is evil wind and evil spirit.

Men's design is interesting because of rules. If you give up such rules, men's clothing design will be meaningless.

So looking at such a design should have a very entertaining mentality, which is not related to teasing and fashion.

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< p > Craig Green, Saint Martin graduated and worked for Walter van Beirendonck.

Saint Martin will not suppress weirdness, but WVB even advocates weirdness and reveals these two names, so it is easy to understand the wooden face he made this season.

He staple the edges of the wooden boards together and put them on a bracket. The model backs up the scaffold and blocks the planks.

The feeling is actually not bad. People are trapped in a certain place, beyond recognition, unable to extricate themselves.

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The board on the face is just a way to express the concept of design, less than a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/".

Seriously looking at his clothes, they are actually dressed in style, not unattractive, but they are calm or even dull, far less creative than those on the face.

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