Several Kinds Of Men'S Clothing That Artists Love

"The shadow of the human being and the sting of bees", this Burma sayings which have nothing to do with clothing, have become the inspiration source of fashion illustrator Tara Dougans.

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Using brushes and unique aesthetic consciousness, she presented seven men's dress designs she loved.

These masterpieces from 2012 autumn and winter include three sets of Lanvin stripes designed by Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijver, and Givenchy Givenchy with Riccardo pattern in star Tisci.

Walter Van Beirendonck's "wrong" visual printing set and Kim Jones Louis Vuitton blanket jacket.

"Men's visual presentation is usually more low-key than women's clothing," Dougans said. "So if you add a bit of interesting twists and turns, the whole work will look very content."

In addition to its iconic brilliant handwriting, Dougans also added flying or crawling bees to electronic manuscripts.

The subtle illustrations hidden in all kinds of "small movements" and some strange background music make Dougans's work appear lifelike, and it makes people feel a little confused.

"I want to keep the craft at the same time, and give the audience other sensory stimulation," the painter explained. "Some unexpected actions attract me."