Multi Task Fashion

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The "Great Depression dress" to Donna Karen's "infinite"

"Smart multi tasking fashion is becoming more and more popular.

The same price, more than one way to wear, people will feel that it has taken a big advantage.

I am not a man who likes lotus leaf lace.

Ivana Trump is the same, Carolina Herrera is also.

But fortunately, I tried to dress like this.

If you asked me what kind of lotus leaf lace looks before I tried it on, I would say the bigger the better.

But when I tried it on, I found that the small lace seemed to be self serving and not real. The big lace made me look like a cupcake with too much price and too much decoration.

How should I wear it?

Let me show you a gentle Anglo Saxon Lace: add some interesting elements to the jacket, balance in the lower part, and use a little masculine style to neutralize the beauty of the lace.

Look, this is the right lotus leaf collocation method.

What I tried on was a sleeveless sleeveless jacket with a neck, and the lotus leaf on it was not an exaggeration.

But then something else caught my attention.

I found that this lace coat could also be worn as a skirt.

It doesn't look like it, but it does. I tried.

This makes me feel that two or even more clothes are the future of clothes.

Not lace.

A few years ago, OsmanYousefzada, a young designer, showed me what he had designed, a dress that had two ways to wear.

The first is to drop the pendant part through the scapula, and the second covers the belly very cleverness.

The two way to wear is beautiful.

Everything is good except for the name.

No, no, Osman, you can't call it "the Great Depression dress," I protested.

The skirt costs 600 pounds, and you will die very badly.

As a result, the "Great Depression dress" has become the best selling product of Browns department store.

There is more than 600 pounds of skirts to wear, which has to be considered a big advantage.

Osman walked the right way.

Since then, he has launched three kinds of clothes which are worn by various methods and many kinds of clothes.

Last summer, I bought a 20 pound cage, at least 12 ways to wear it.

The high street brand has not kept up with this trend.

This is strange, because low price is not an obstacle to many kinds of wear.

All you need is a clever design and some clear instructions.

Indeed, many designers are very positive about it and are willing to challenge multiple products.

This will bring about refreshing changes.

Donna Karan is a variety of Queen dressed.

Her DKNY Cozy has been selling well for several years. This is a woolen sweater, but it can also turn into a pullover, scarf and so on.

Later, there was a handbag that could be changed. It would become a single shoulder bag, super large daily bag and slanting rope bag.

Last year, she also launched an "infinity dress", which claims to be worn by millions.

When she was a child, she must be a competitive child.

But think about the fun it brings to you.

Imagine how good this is for your brain. It's fashion Sudoku.

This column is also the same, from the lotus leaf lace, has talked about the exercise of brain function.

Donna, Osman and Roland know more than just you guys.

Improper peacock man

Although the color game on men's T is always dazzling, but in real life, the average man's acceptance of bright colors is not high, and even if you dare to wear it, it may not be a good thing.

The men's wear industry has always had an unwritten rule, that is, designers will not keep up with the new trend like women's clothes.

So, let the men feel lucky that the trend of men's wear is much slower than that of women's clothing, and once a new trend hits, it will stay for a while and evolve some minor changes before it will fade away in people's perspective again, for example, the recently updated double breasted jacket.

However, there is an exception to this rule, that is, color, every quarter, the color of men's clothing has undergone drastic changes.

This summer, Calvin Klein launched some blue and orange color combinations, while Paul Smith dressed men in purple, blue, red and peacock green, just like a rainbow army trying to conquer the world.

But look at the men you know. It's easy to see that although not all of them, at least most of the men are not able to accept bright colors.

Men generally feel brightly coloured and not very masculine. In this respect, men in the Mediterranean are relatively liberal.

I also have to admit that wearing bright clothes is really a big challenge.

Wearing orange from head to toe will not bring you any good reviews unless you are going to a commercial audition with tango.

While yellow has the effect of making people feel good, the same way, if you wear yellow all over, you will look like a big bird in Sesame Street.

Serge!

Serge!

Therefore, for most men, the key to wearing bright colors is to match neutral colors.

For example, orange or red shorts and grey T-shirts can achieve good results.

The yellow T-shirt is a light blue coat, and if you wear black jeans, it will be fine.

Don't forget that one of the advantages of men's clothing is that adding bright elements to their daily collocation is not a difficult task.

You can start with a bright bag, or you can use a pair of bright socks to match the pants.

In short, with a touch of bright colors, it can bring a subtle and pleasant summer sensation.

If you are a city office worker, please give your dark suit a bright chest handkerchief, or wear a bright coloured shirt and tie in a gray suit, which will make you feel good.

But I want to give serious advice to men in the workplace: never wear a bright suit to work.

They will only make you look ignorant and frightening, and even shame your male colleagues around you.

What is even more frightening is that you will also be risked by being mistaken for Jonathan Ross (BBC star anchor).