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Seduction Lens &Nbsp; New Fashion Age Rule

2010/6/8 12:21:00 80

Street pads, fashion diaries, SNS, the new media has changed our fashion life. If we haven't been caught by the Sartorialist or Garance Dore into their cameras, and have not shared their photos on the Internet, is our fashion still meaningful?

If we are not dressed today, are we still fashionable?

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Street pads, fashion diaries, SNS, the new media has changed our fashion life. If we haven't been caught by the Sartorialist or Garance Dore into their cameras, have we not shared their photos on Facebook, Kaixin, Renren and micro-blog? Is our time clothing still meaningful?

Last weekend, I went to a fashion party's night club.

They had men and women dressed up.

But obviously, this group of visual nightclub animals has their own special way to play: take out their own DC or cell phones, and take photos with each other in the dark nightclub all night, and do everything possible, such as single P, double P, 3P and group P, in a permutation and combination way, making various kinds of imitation fashion postures, and constantly enjoying the fun in photography and playback.

Music has become an ornament, and it does not interact with people around. The content of conversation and laughter is related to photos.

The photos obtained at the scene, or immediately pmitted to micro-blog, or second days appeared on everyone's SNS website, attracted numerous comments.

I suddenly realized that the ultimate meaning of fashion may no longer be Vivienne Westwood's "take off clothes" and become "seduction lens".

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There is no doubt that fashion is based on image to improve its value.

In the beautiful fashion photography works, whether the model's associative posture or the surrounding environment and furnishings are talking about the meaning that fashion students do not bring.

As Susan Sontag said in "photography", "fashion photography is to show things more beautiful than real life."

However, this is only the image meaning of the traditional media era.