2011 Men'S Formal Dress Is Blowing Past.

The fashion trend of men's clothing is completely different from that of women's clothing, because its circulation cycle is much longer than that of women's wear.

In recent years, we can find some new clues in the new works of top leading and famous designers.

These new elements and characteristics may be the trend of 2011 and even the next few years.

Don't worry about a suit of expensive and well made suit that you haven't been wearing in a few days. Don't worry about that.

In this issue, we have interpreted fashion codes for men's suits this year for fashion men, helping those business elite and urban white-collar workers always walk at the forefront of fashion.

Style: classical masculinity

Men's formal clothes are not seasonal for men, and even a classic suit can last for many years.

But in 2011, the style of men's formal dress changed slightly, and summed up in two main points: classical style and masculinity.

Let's start with classical style.

The orthodoxy of the Vitoria era, the wit of the 30s of last century, and the cultivation of tailor in the 60s of last century, interpreted the two words of "classical" vividly.

In 2011, a good masculine dress will draw the best elements from the peak design of different periods of formal dress and reflect them in every detail.

Look at masculinity.

Masculinity is relatively easy to capture, but designers do not think so.

They prefer challenging jobs.

The men's formal dress in 2011 will give prominence to the male's figure.

Widened shoulders and tight waist will protrude or suggest a bodybuilding.

In short, the 2011 dress trimming will make men look more masculine and more trustworthy.

It is really very important. Whether classical or masculine, these elements are hidden in simple and neat tailoring, almost without decoration.

Some of the details of the formal dress will imply the identity of the wearer, such as the formal dress of Tom Ford, which is very masculine and suitable for those gentlemen who have certain attitudes towards life.

Tailoring: self cultivation stereo

Men who walk in the forefront of fashion will see that it is a bit old-fashioned to see the two words of "self cultivation", but don't worry. In 2011, "self cultivation" does not refer to the kind of boy training suit that began in the 2008 and 2009.

This year's tailoring is only relative to the size of the formal dress. It is neither fat nor thin. It emphasizes wide shoulders and waist, with thin trouser legs.

This stereoscopic body cutting makes the wearer look more like a handsome American officer.

In 2011, double breasted suits returned.

In the past, double breasted suits were usually four square squares. The main purpose was to cover up the chubby figure and make people look less fat.

However, this year's clipping does not exist.

The lapel suits of the double breasted suits are longer now, and some have been extended to the waist to be used to highlight the male's inverted triangle.

At the same time, the detail design of lapel has become the highlight of this year. For example, the latest men's formal dress of D&G shows the different Lapel designs of scarf lapel and sharp collar.

The characteristic Lapel design is matched with the wide shoulder waist design, which not only embodies the masculine side of men, but also highlights different personalities.

The vest is probably a chicken for most men, but this year's designer has brought the vest to people's sight.

From the concept of clothing, the vest can separate the line of sight, let people pay more attention to your figure and play a good role in self-cultivation.

The popularity of vest in 2011 is the embodiment of self-cultivation style.

Fabric: comfortable personality

And the style emphasizes "classic" complement each other. In 2011, men's formal clothes returned to the classic material in cloth selection.

Cotton materials began to be very popular, such as Zegna and Ralph Laurens Black's latest men's formal dress, mainly made of cotton fabric.

In addition, they skip the traditional black and gray, and choose a steady and fashionable blue and dark brown.

In terms of fabric patterns, uneven colors began to become popular in 2011.

For example, the fabric with grid pattern and herringbone pattern is chosen by Ermenegildo Zegna and Gucci's new season.

In short, more comfortable is the main theme of men's formal dress selection in 2011, no longer rigid, as far as possible to pursue comfort.

The choice of fabric pattern is more lively and personalized, and fashion sense is stronger.

New clothes are also popular with formal shirts.

Men's formal clothes need shirts to match, and shirts are the absolute finishing touch.

Like men's formal clothes, 2011 shirts also have a new fashion, which is more gentle, delicate, more elegant and more natural.

From the color point of view, the new shirt in 2011, light color is popular.

Light blue, light red, light yellow, beige, ivory white and other color shirts become the first choice for the season. It will make people look fresher, softer and more steady after wearing.

Of course, in the spare time outside the office, you may also dare to try a more fashionable and lively colourful flower shirt to publicize your individuality.

Stripes and squares are still a bright spot on the new shirts in 2011.

Combined with coloured stripes, the British Academy Style Men's shirts can feel lively and vivid even though they have only the simplest dark casual suits outside.

GUCCI the latest shirt in the season is the England lattice and is designed with two rows of lattice lace.

In addition, the flower design continues to be popular in the 2011 shirt design, and begins to match the texture of the fabric.

Jacquard fabrics, patterned prints and delicate printed flannel fabrics are all the main shirts of the season.

For example, Pierre Cardin's latest shirt is painted with silky cotton on the silvery silk, with black lines to outline flowers and branches and leaves.

It is worth noting that although floral patterned shirts are easy to be the focus of attention, Asians who are less stereotactic in their choice of shirts should try their best to avoid the floral patterns, but choose elegant wallpaper prints, Japanese street style and American rustic style.