Free Style Leisure Season

Through the recent fabric exhibition in Paris and Milan, it is not hard to speculate that the men's clothing next spring and summer will continue to be dominated by the luxury of leisure.

These popular fabrics are of high quality and bring leisure and exercise feeling.

Manufacturers and designers will adopt cleaner and more luxurious fabrics, highlighting two very different styles: the classic classic sewing fabric and the traditional material that has been re interpreted. In contrast, the latter will be lighter and softer.

Looking back this spring and summer, Paris men's wear week brings smart casual clothes and makes people happy to accept formal suits again.

Designer's new proportion distribution continues to challenge the audience's senses, and this spring and summer, the display of men's arms and legs has also become the focus of designers' design.

Herm s still goes on a purely luxurious route. Lanvin is challenging the profile and details. Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and Balmain make printing become the focus again.

Each brand's new series truly reflects their brand characteristics.

The alternation of formal clothes and casual clothes, including the styles of coats and trousers, has also become an interesting phenomenon.

Suzy Menkes, a leading fashion critic, said: "blame bankers and hedge fund executives, not to mention politicians. They have made people despise the word" suits suit ". Fortunately, Paris men's clothing is going to turn the tide.

In the spring and summer, Milan men's wear week stands on the shoulders of history. The major brands have again presented the most symbolic design elements in the past. Dolce & Gabbana abandoned the sense of future and returned to the low-key luxury life of Sicily; Gucci still immersed in the 70s rock and roll in the last century.

The only fighter in Milan's men's wear week is Calvin Klein Collection. The style of metal khaki and sports leisure is superimposed on a man's image from twenty-second Century.

As Emerson said, "whoever wants to be a man must refuse to drift with the tide."

For the fabric manufacturers who stand behind the fashion industry, we can judge the trend of the coming year according to the issuance of the major brands of the four fashion week, and constantly develop new fabrics, so that we can remain invincible.

Details determine popularity

At a fabric exhibition held recently in Paris, called Premi re Vision Paris, a number of British factories showed the sewing material of Savile Row (London's famous tailor Street) style with bright bright colors such as sky blue, olive green and burnt orange.

These fabrics include a textured clear herringbone linen designed by Abraham Moon & Sons and a lightweight T-shirt designed by Johnstons of Elgin, which focuses on cashmere and advanced wool production in Scotland.

"We see many beautiful colors, even pastel combinations, and bright colors that match each other in natural settings.

They all seem very relaxed and not so formal.

Brioni's artistic director, Jason Basmajian, said.

"Customers want to see a suit that has not yet appeared in the market."

Roberto Leva, the design director of Leggiuno SpA, said that the company has just launched a new series, including jacket and trousers made of pure cotton, and a series of cotton linen blended fabrics similar to thick wool, Ma Haimao and twill.

"We look back on the past and re interpret the past; we turn the modern material into a retro style."

The bright spot is a pure wool suit fabric similar to the one side cloth designed by Marzotto.

The main trend of the 2012 spring and summer T-shirt is indigo and detail design.

In the sportswear series, Lanvin menswear designer Lucas Ossendrijver noticed that the hard felt fabric with rich texture would be "stiffer".

He praised Olmetex's cotton and nylon blend, which was much like nylon but not so bright.

"Sportswear is starting to become more gaudy. They are clean on the surface but not so many patterns.

The change in the casual clothes is more complex. "

Tiger of Sweden's menswear designer, Christian Lippich, said he also saw many linen fabrics on her coat with tiny Oxford weaves.

Paul Surridge, a men's wear designer at Jil Sander, said he had seen many Japanese styles, unprocessed, or washed and treated fabrics, which looked "green and technology".

Paul Smith praised the design of Dinamo, indicating that the lightweight nylon and dry abrasive fabrics are very suitable for summer.

"Washing fabrics are popular now, especially in men's T-shirts.

Interestingly, you should first do the T-shirt and wash the fabric. "

Smith said.

Novelty decides success or failure.

On Milano Unica, Italy, manufacturers are preparing some more "bright" 2012 spring summer fabrics.

Exhibitors not only bring their own classic series, but also span other experimental and dynamic designs to attract more men's clothing consumers.

Fashion trends include special weaving, light weight, and luminescent microfiber, as well as bright tonal fabrics.

The popular retro and sand washing effects will fade out in the spring of 2012.

At this exhibition, Ideabiella manufacturers are very optimistic about new fabrics.

"As raw materials become harder to get now, manufacturers have become more creative."

Lanificio di Tollegno, US regional sales director Steven Gronich said.

"Shortage of raw materials has prompted manufacturers to create new fabrics from all kinds of materials."

Tollegno shows new cotton, Ma Haimao and nylon blended fabrics, which are soft and designed for the atmosphere with bright colors such as red wine.

Italy's producer Botto Fila is celebrating its one hundred year anniversary this year. They hope to stand out this year with a new classic series.

The series includes blended fabrics of wool and silk, and non pure colored fabric.

The Lanificio Ermenegildo Zegna & Figli SpA group showcase two series, one of which uses a new two-color fabric with blue tone as its main color, and the other emphasizes technology elements, including cool and reflective fabrics that reflect sunlight and anti staining.

Tessitura Novara, a silk manufacturer of the company, has displayed a series of fabrics with waterproof film effect.

Another Italy producer, Botto Giuseppe, also added technology elements to men's clothing in the spring of 2012. Their latest series combines silk with fabric containing science and technology, producing material with stretch and shine effect and soft touch.

Reda, a manufacturer of men's wool suit, specializes in integrating many cultures into its own product line: the Vichy style checkerboard with the new generation style, combined with the colonial theme, the metal, green and sandy fabrics successfully deduce the theme of cultural integration.

Loro Piana, a luxury goods producer, mixed its own gauze with cashmere and silk.

The fabric named "sunset" suggests that this fabric is most suitable for cool summer nights.

Not only that, the company also uses natural raw materials in its own sports series, including neutral colored wool blend, and ensures its high quality and performance.

Italy producer Testa has brought one of the most innovative designs in the exhibition area, displaying its 2012 spring series and sports series produced in Italy.

"Our customers now need clothes that can be worn on weekends and evenings, which are different from those worn on weekdays, but we also need to maintain their high quality."

Chief designer Gianluca Bena said he refers to the bold striped shirt and lightweight denim woven with cloth.

Bena is confident that prices have been a dominant factor in recent quarters, but consumers need unique and high-quality fabrics.

Another Taiana company displayed a series of new technologies, including tiny prints, fancy style prints and blue tie fabrics with delicate tie dyeing effect.