American Fashion Men's Latest Creative Design "Shrink Suits"

When you see the men's wear series, it's easy to understand why it is called "shrink suit".

The man's suit he always looks like is always "small one". Some people satirize his design is "shrink coat", but some people are amazed at his work. Anyway, he is.

Cathy Horn, a veteran Fashion Critic of New York Times, explains Brown's men's suit series: "Habibi suit". If you have the impression of the Hobbit's costume in the movie the Lord of the rings, the sleeves that are deliberately cut will reveal the shirt inside, the narrow shoulder line and the short cut trousers, each of which is like the smaller one after washing.

In addition to the habiti style, these clothes remind people of street naughty children, although they are tall, but they can not afford to buy new clothes, they can only squeeze into smaller clothes. In addition, the arm has two loops of elastic band, and it is also like the old-fashioned financial practitioners in the old times, who tirelessly settle accounts on the books. The title of Habibi suits accurately captured the feelings of Brown's men's wear series. Brown himself is also the best spokesperson for his costume. Every time he appears, he wears his own suit.

Brown's series of "hobbits" style radically impacted the classical gentleman style of the existing men's suit, and introduced the Hobbit style into the advanced clothing market. He tried to change the stereotype of the public about the outline of men's suit. In the old impression of creating a new situation, Brown challenged the most conservative men's suit. He was also called the most extreme designer in the us today. In 2006, Brown won the best fashion designer's Award for men's wear.

Brown's concept of hobbit aesthetics quickly earned him a place in the treacherous fashion world, but Brown also mentioned that although he designed it, he would respect the customer's habit of dressing, leaving room for modification to let customers decide the ultimate length of trousers.

When it comes to "the real charm of a man," Brown says, there is no better time than a man in a suit. The tailoring of the fit is not only to make the body line look neat and clean, but that comfortable confidence is a secret weapon that makes him look attractive. But when people wear clothes that do not have their own style, it is easy to fall into the awkward situation of "time disorder". "When you rely entirely on magazines or others to tell you how to wear them, and ignore their personal characteristics, you will not be able to wear any clothes." Brown said.

In addition to challenging the conservative style of men's suits, Brown also designed a veil for men and even a swaying backswing in this year's fashion week in New York, so that men can sing "I will marry you tomorrow"!

This is Tim Brown, the hottest figure in today's American men's fashion industry. (Thombrowne)