Designers Who Don'T Wear Standard Are Not Really Big Guns.

The nerve is bigger.

All right, either.

Designers who don't wear standard are not really big guns.

Marc Jacobs also wore the white shirt with the black half skirt "standard" on the fashion week of New York. This is the first time he has appeared in this line. Probably no one can count it.

Even the beginning of the paparazzi that he was wearing a skirt is now commonplace.

It's nothing to make a fuss about. He should be more concerned about whether he can successfully enter the Christian Dior. As you can see, anyone who is slightly sensitive to fashion gossip will be interested in the price of his "pfer" on micro-blog and Twitter.

Of course, there is no one left to have time to comment on the unusual performance of "little horse".

Like Marc Jacobs, more and more designers are starting to create their own style.

No, no, no...

It's not the fashion style they serve you every season, but their style of dress.

However, it is not so much the metaphysical function of style, but that everyone is deliberately creating their own Logo image.

Yes, as you know, Karl Lagerfeld did it hundreds of years ago.

This reminds me of the joke about the nobility. The cloakroom has 100 square meters, and each square meter is stacked with more than 300 identical white shirts.

Even if they have their own exclusive image, what changes can happen? I want to tell you that when you identify a person with only one silhouette, it means that he or she has become a real star.

Isn't it? Think of Monroe, when she appears in your head, is she always wearing that elegant white low V collar dress? Hepburn, always a black suit; Andy Vouho, a silver halal of the silver color forever; Oh, and the street photographer Bill Cunningham, who saw the front row of fashion week not long ago, is now the most visible halo of his not taking pictures.

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When a designer has his own "signature uniform", they not only take a step toward the star identity, but also become a more valuable commodity themselves.

The first thing to prove this is Coco Chanel. When you see a necklace decorated with a metal coin adorned with an elegant woman's side embossed, basically even the cheapest metal can be prosperous (of course, to see elegant ladies wearing no crowns).

Since then, the young British Henry Holland has made use of the star value of fashion designers.

The 2007 production of the Slogen designer T-shirt, not only sent the rookie directly into the London Fashion Week, but also made people realize for the first time that the portrait designer's portrait value is no less than that of their old brand.

Apparently, the lucky T-shirt was sold with hundreds of dollars for designers.

For example, Marc Jacobs, Alber Elbaz, Karl Lagerfeld, Tom Ford...

Of course, there is John Galliano, which is not yet out of fashion.

This wave of foreplay has been followed by a climax.

The famous fashion doll Be@rbrick follows the footsteps of Henry Holland. The star Designer Series is launched. The labels can be used to reveal your identity.

Then, in New York, there was a series of cartoons that had been venomous by the artists. According to the grapevine, one of the series of modern art masters was invited to the Sotheby's auction house, waiting for the grand master to return to his mansion.

God knows, one day these designers will be able to share with the first "2.55", the first set of "smokes" and the first set of "New Look" in National Museum.

Of course, the most sensitive of smell is the fashion circle. A few years ago, Vogue and V Magazine have invited models of different ages and shapes to take pictures of fashion shows that imitate the signs of the masters.

It is not a ridiculous thing to be able to mark the price clearly on the counter, and apply the famous saying: if the brand Logo goes down, master Logo has to live forever.

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Do not wear what they give you, wear what they wear?

Tina Fey, a screenwriter who won the Emmy and Golden Globe Awards, once said, "a wise friend told me not to wear designer clothes to wear to you."

Looking at the fashion week in front of us and sending us all kinds of new fashions of spring and summer in 2012, designers who stood at the end of T never intended to change half of their clothes. I began to doubt fashion, and whether we were immortal or falling into the abyss.

For this doubt, Mulleavy sister, designer of Rodarte, explains that the reason why we never wear our designs is that we have to separate our work from our lives.

Yes, no one has stipulated that a person who likes tomato juice must be a vampire.

It seems that Mulleavy sisters send different Gothic poems on the T stage every season, but in reality, they are simple and shy, and really do not match half a dime with vampires.

At the end of T, Michael Kors, which appears in all black suits, is also thousands of miles away from the image of Sao Sao, which he always admired.

As for Karl Lagerfeld, you probably heard that he had cut 40 pounds of gossip in order to wear the narrow suit of Dior Homme.

"Don't wear designer clothes for you to wear." don't be kidding. If you're referring to Stella McCartney or Stefano Pilati, you probably can barely agree.

Otherwise, you can see that the increasing number of street photographers should find new jobs.