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Witty Eye -- The Finishing Touch Of A Modern Gentleman

2011/7/16 11:27:00 45

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Have you noticed that there is a buttonhole on the left side collar of some suits? What role does it play? Is it just for decoration? But there seems to be no sense of beauty. In fact, this seemingly redundant. Buttonhole It has functions, and has many fancy names. One of them is "smart eye". Let's look at it.

This buttonhole is not redundant.

Mention Suit On the decoration, many people first responded to pocket scarf. Indeed, whether it is a formal dress for Black Tie or a fashion gentleman's daily dress, a pocket towel can be regarded as a gorgeous ornament on a suit. However, the ornaments of suits are not limited to this, and there are still some places which are not very visible, which are often ignored by most men. Careful, you should find that there is a buttonhole on the left side collar of some suits, and the buttons on the right side are not matched with buttons. You may say that the buttonhole is of no use at all, but it is an empty ornament. The mistake is that this seemingly superfluous display is actually an excellent decorative position on a suit. It also has many fancy names -- "flower eyes", "flower arranging new", "beauty Ken" and so on. Among them, the most vivid one is the "smart eye". Generally speaking, witty eyes do not really dig a hole, sometimes simply sew a 1 cm long thick open line for small ornaments. Of course, there are also real digging holes, when the right side collar collar will be fitted with a corresponding dark button, if necessary, it can be buckled to prevent wind and sand and keep warm.

The ornament of a flower will make the noble gentleman look more charming.

The origin of witty eyes

There are several different theories about the origin of witty eyes: one is that it is closely related to the emergence of suit collar. It is said that the collar of the suit is Yu Jun's uniform, the collar and the Jenny jacket. For the sake of comfort, the soldiers unbuttoned the first button and turned the collar on both sides. The way of wearing it to civilian clothes turned into a suit collar and kept the buttonholes on the collar. There is also a very romantic saying that in the wedding day, Queen Victoria of England gave the bridegroom a small bunch of flowers to the bridegroom, and the prince made a brainwave. He put a small hole in the left collar of his coat coat and inserted this small bunch of flowers on it. Since then, Prince Albert has asked his tailor to open such a small hole in all his coats. This move has also attracted the imitation of the people. No matter which statement is closer to reality, we can see that this buttonhole is not as redundant as it looks. In Europe in nineteenth Century, aristocratic children in order to show off their romantic manners and make their lovers happy, they often wear a little flower on their chest. The buttonholes on the left collar are naturally the best flower receptacles, and the smart eye has become popular since then.