Ma Ying-Jeou, A Fashion Personage, Should Not Dress Too Much.

According to the China Times of Taiwan, the twenty-third asian dress Union conference will be held in Regent Taipei Hotel in from August 1st to 6th. The three representatives of Taiwan tailors have served the distinguished leaders and dignitaries of Taiwan.

Liang Dongfu, the founder of "Li Shang" Western-style clothes, who ordered suits for Jiang Jingguo, Li Denghui and Chen Shuibian, said that he could not understand why he was so economical when he saw Ma Ying-Jeou wearing it, because it was more than ten years old as the campaign advertisement "we are ready to wear" suit.

In fact, Ma Ying-Jeou advocated energy saving and carbon reduction last year without wearing a suit, which has also made impact on the market of tailored clothing in the past year.

Liang Dongfu, director of the Taipei suit business association, said that since last year, the performance of all western suits in Taiwan has dropped from two to 30%.

Chen Shuibian, who was the two time chief designer of the gentry suit, who was the first time to design the suit for Li Wanjin, thought Ma Ying-Jeou was actually in good shape, but his suit was all dirty.

Lin Zhenchun, who was the founder of the "celebrity Museum" for Li Denghui and Chen Shuibian, had designed a suit when Ma Ying-Jeou was mayor of Taipei, but he never touched it again. He thought the horse was tall and well built, and it was well designed, but now it seems that most of the clothes are dressed.

Chen Sunhua, a stylist, said that the western style clothes worn by political figures on the table had problems of not fitting or cutting old fashions. The leather shoes were all square or round head style, and "lagged behind the whole world for nearly ten years." Chen Sunhua said.

Lin Tingting, image director of "celebrities" magazine, also said that on television, these officials often saw the 80s big shoulder padded suit, hoping to take a look at the shoulder line and the waist line.

Wu Dunyi, the chief executive, made a low-key choice to tailor his suit. He seemed to fit in shape. The designer for his knife revealed that Wu Dunyi was quite upright when he was standing, but when he sat down, he had a little hunchback. After being observed, he deliberately tightened his back, so that Wu could sit upright when he could sit.

As for Taipei City candidate Su Zhenchang and Xinbei City candidate Zhu Lilun's suit advertising image, Liang Dongfu thought it was dressed appropriately, and revealed that politicians were like standard office workers, who liked to be dignified but not to be close to hide their stomach.

In the eyes of designers, Taiwan politicians are best dressed by Lien Chan, and even have word of mouth in mainland celebrities.

A senior executive in the ZEGNA Greater China region of Italy suits said that the brand was nicknamed "Lien Chan's love card" in Taiwan, and it really played the role of attracting high-end customers to the mainland celebrities market.

Although the older generation of politicians is not very well dressed, the younger generation of officials is gradually showing off their fashion taste. Jiang Qichen, the more than 30 year old director of the information bureau, has won the fashion critics' praise in his black suit with his accessories this year when he took part in the Golden Melody awards.