Flowers Are Floral Rococo

Basso Brooke

As the birthplace of the trend of printing, London is undoubtedly at the forefront of the world, but the pattern design is also like Rococo's art, which makes it difficult to get tired when it reaches the tedious peak. Last season's Mary Katrantzou, a stunning fashion circle, is hard to deal with this tedious printing brain. Printing talent Peter Pilotto also challenges everyone's display resolution.

But the printing of London Fashion Week in 2012 spring and summer is still a lot of new ideas. The patterns are still complex, but the colors can be soft. Unlike New York's emphasis on the geometric splicing of printing, the printing of London and the lace with no resembling lace are immortal. The printing pioneer Basso Brooke is extremely excellent in color processing, complex and important, and worth clapping. Julien Macdonald used Chinese dragon pattern and moire, but handled quite Modern; Mary Katrantzou tulip bouquet dress is also a strong voice on the spot; Peter Pilotto's printing and structure integration is also a milestone in the wrong design.