UNGARO Creative Director PHILIPPE PAUBERT'S Men'S Clothing

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I am entering an interesting age of men's clothing.

In the fast pace of women's clothing and continuous evolution, men's clothing is more technology oriented and emphasizes structure.

However, as designers continue to try new structures and fabrics, the speed of men's clothing is accelerating.

Philippe Paubert, Ungaro

The creative director visited IFA Paris Paris campus to introduce the latest Ungaro men's wear series and patiently answered questions from the IFA Paris fashion design and engineering undergraduate course.

In this campus announcement, Mr. Paubert emphasized the importance of brand history because the brand identity symbol was needed when designing new products.

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Throughout the historical process, wave points, daisies and black-and-white splicing have always been part of their identity symbols, contributing to the uniqueness of creating Ungaro.

Mr. Paubert thinks that the fashion industry is entering an interesting era of men's clothing.

In the fast pace of women's clothing and continuous evolution, men's clothing is more technology oriented and emphasizes structure.

However, as designers constantly try new structures and fabrics, the speed of men's clothing is accelerating.

IFA Paris is very grateful to Mr. Philippe Paubert for her wonderful speech, and the students have learned a lot from it and solved many doubts.

Mr. Paubert also emphasized the importance of continuity in information pmission throughout many fashion seasons.

For Ungaro, the ideal male is easy-going, elegant and relaxed, masculine and fond of beauty.

In order to convey this atmosphere, Ungaro's clothes use soft fabric and soft structural lines to enhance the comfort and emphasize the freedom of action.

"As Ungaro Emanuel Ungaro founder said," I want a mobile man, "Mr. Paubert said." in other words, men should not be the victims of their clothes. "