World Expo Professional Clothes Will Fully Display Modern China'S New Elements Of Traditional Culture.

The clothing Institute of Donghua University in Shanghai has recently released a draft of tailored suit for World Expo, Shanghai.

Over thirty sets of clothing cover volunteers, visitor services, hospitality reception, drivers and other fields.

Its attention to the design of functional and cultural connotations has attracted wide attention, and has also aroused keen concern about the changes of Chinese professional clothing.

"White coats and big caps", which are commonly used by Chinese folk according to the characteristics of clothing, reflect the functional and discriminative characteristics of the professional clothes.

Li Jun, a teacher of the Institute of clothing and clothing, School of clothing, Donghua University, introduced that the style of Chinese professional clothes established after 1949 was mostly based on the style of foreign professional wear and the characteristics of various industries.

For example, the postal service uniform is ink green; railway suits are based on suits, with blue and gray and hidden blue.

The details of professional clothing are decorated with logo designs of various industries.

Regular clothing styles and colors give people a sense of solemnity and solemnity.

In recent years, with the rapid development of China's third industry, the uniform pattern of professional clothing has quietly evolved.

The expansion of the industry has made the traditional style of clothing less available: police and security have similar clothes; the service staff of flight attendants, bank staff and other industries are also very close.

A bank clerk went to a restaurant to eat, and was mistaken as a waiter.

Many enterprises have begun to design their own professional wear, but it is still difficult to grasp the distinction.

Li Jun believes that this indicates that industry identities need to be reflected in the design of professional clothes.

Professionals here believe that clothing is one of the main carriers of culture and identity.

With the expansion of China's industry, the professional clothing has gone beyond the direct concern of its functionality, and has begun to implicate corporate culture, employee sense of belonging, and even the cultural awareness of the whole country.

With the approaching of World Expo, Shanghai, many new designs of professional wear have begun to excavate new elements of Chinese clothing and pay attention to the cultural connotation of clothing.

In addition to traditional clothing elements such as standing collar and buckle, designers of professional clothes are increasingly casting their eyes on China's vast national costumes.

This year, embroidery began to be used in Chinese aviation uniform.

But experts also pointed out that how to make effective distinction between China's various service industry sets still needs a long process of exploration.

Sailor shirts and pleated skirts, which are derived from sailor clothes and student wear and become popular fashion elements, fully demonstrate that professional wear can also be very fashionable.

The designers of the Expo career clothes hope that the professional clothes on the World Expo in Shanghai will also become the popular elements to show modern China and traditional culture.