Open Men Wear Women Wear The Age Of Smoking Suits.

When it comes to the origin of smoking suits, you will never be unfamiliar. Smoking is the first time when a gentleman in the upper class took off his tail coat and smoked in the smoking room after the dinner.

In 1966, the famous French designer Yves Saint Laurent (Yves Saint Laurent) boldly created a neutral style, designed the first female smoking suit, and also became a symbolic symbol of the beginning of the era of men's wear.

Inspired by men's dresses, some feminine design elements are added into the neutral style to make the original style more fashionable and perfect the combination of men's and women's fashion.

In a slender suit,

Although Saint Laurent was the first designer to design smoked clothes according to the characteristics of female body curves, similar neutralization suits were popular in the literary and art circles in Europe in the 20s of last century. The famous writers and poets, Gertrude Stein and laurel J Hall, are very fond of this neutral tuxedo.

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Marlene Dietrich is the initiator of neutral and elegant costumes in the movie Morocco.

The driving force of bringing this neutral dress to a climax and becoming a mainstream fashion comes from the 30s Oscar Marlene Dietrich.

In the movie "Morocco", Dietrich, dressed in bright Satin smokes, wearing a white collar knot and wearing a tall man's hat, paced up the steps to become the initiator of neutral elegance.

Her interpretation of the men's wear image was successfully frozen in the classic memory of the times, and became idol idol in the following decades. After pop songs, Madonna and supermodel Kate Moss both imitated her.

The smoking suit that was born thirty years later was inspired by the German movie star Mousika.

In the age of smoking suits, the feminist spirit has not yet been enlightened, and women wearing pants are quite attractive.

In the age of Lady Gaga, we may disagree with the smoking suit that has evolved into the basic style of women's wardrobe.

It is unthinkable that in the era of the birth of smoking suits, the feminist spirit has not yet been enlightened, and women wearing pants are quite attractive.

In 1968, Nan Kempner, a friend of St. Laurent, was rejected by the La Cote Basque of the French restaurant in New York, wearing a long pants suit. The clever Kemp Na's response was simply to take off his trousers and wear a jacket and a loose coat to get through the Kempner.

Similarly, Dietrich's trip to Paris in 1932 was banned by local police chiefs from wearing pants in public.

When people's eyeballs were flooded by the left and right clothes of the stars on the red carpet, a tailored tailless tailcoat was clearly a more sensible choice. In 1970, Saint Laurent wore a pure white smoked suit and a veiled hat for his bride. The next year, Jagger was almost married by the same costume as Mick Jagger, the lead singer of the rolling stones.

At the same time, it also gives women the masculine and feminine temperament to dress more than the exposed skirts.

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Smoking suits are not only a trend, but also exist as a form of fashion.

Smoking suits are not only a trend. It has been enduring as a form of fashion. For decades, we have been able to trace its tracks whether it is clothing show or advanced custom clothes show.

2011 is no exception: Tom Ford completely recreates the classic works of Saint Laurent at the beginning of the first comeback show in the beginning of the year. Haider Ackermann 2011 autumn winter combines the smock dress and the Sexy Satin Dress dress to create a mixed elegance; while in the Yves Saint Laurent, designer Stefano Pilati pays tribute to the classic masterpiece of the late fashion master again, wearing a long double breasted white suit and trousers models like the modern version of Jagger.

This is the glamour of the classic! It is also responding to Yves Saint Laurent's famous saying: "for any woman, smoking suits are indispensable.

If you put it on, a woman will always be in the fashion, because it embodies style, not fashion. Although the trend is perishable, the style will last forever.