T-Shirt, Sneakers, Jeans, Easy To Create A Timeless Look

　　 T-shirt "T" looks like the English capital letter T, while "T-shirt" is the transliteration of English "SHIRT". From the perspective of shape alone, the ancient Roman "Chiunica" (clothing name at that time, transliteration) can be regarded as the earliest T-shirt. Its sleeves are up to the elbows and its clothes are up to the knees. To be exact, it looks more like a robe. The T-shirt in the modern sense was first popular in some European and American countries in the 1970s.

Any thing that becomes popular must have its specific historical background. In the late 1960s, a "youth storm" blew up in western countries. Rebellion and anti tradition were the core of their "youth culture". Many traditional things and rules were modified and broken, including T-shirts.

Young people wear T-shirts that used to be worn close to their bodies inside, and also print their favorite words and patterns to show their individuality, just as jeans have developed from work clothes to popular clothes. Since then, T-shirts have become a classic fashion from underwear to casual wear. Nowadays, people can see the moving demeanor of "T-shirt" in many famous brand product exhibitions.

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　　 Wave shoes This is the language habit of people in Guangdong and Hong Kong, referring to sneakers. And the English ball ball homonym "wave" wave shoes actually refers to the shoes. So, all the players with the ball became "waves". For example: "Watching wave (ball), gambling wave (ball), losing wave (ball), ping-pong wave (ball).

And all about spheroids: I believe everyone on earth knows that there is a ball on the gearshift lever of all cars. As a result, among the population of Guangdong or Hong Kong, the automatic transmission ball has become an "automatic wave", and the manual transmission car has become a "hand wave". Of course, this is a major feature of Cantonese: all balls can be called "waves".

As a result, leisure sports shoes were selected as the "wave shoes" among the population of Guangdong and Hong Kong.

That said, not all "casual shoes" are called "wave shoes". For example, "casual leather shoes" are not among the "wave shoes". For another example, if some professional football shoes and running shoes with nails are used, they cannot be called "wave shoes". For example, some basketball balls and tennis shoes without nails on the soles can be called "wave shoes".

Also, "wave shoes" can not be worn with trousers. Otherwise, you will be regarded as an old fogey by others. Relatively speaking, jeans are best matched with sports pants and casual pants. However, if your sneakers are of a small grade. Of course, the most important and most important thing is to look good, exquisite workmanship, and fashionable styles.

In fact, wave shoes can also be paired with skirts. It is recommended not to pair them with skirts that are longer than knees and professional suits. Otherwise, this dress will make you look neither fish nor fowl, and will kill you.

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And“ Jeans ”What about? Relatively speaking, jeans can be widely popular all over the world, which is inseparable from Levi Strauss, the inventor of the first pair of jeans in the world. Back in the 19th century, jeans were a casual dress. It is not only the patent of young people, but also the favorite of many old people who love beauty and fashion.

Times have changed. Nowadays, "jeans" have become a hobby of people living together on the same planet, which is an indisputable fact. It is one of the most alternative cultures that do not need any language. It is the only way for people from different countries, faiths, food cultures and races to communicate without any translation tools. Anyone can read it in an ordinary and simple dress.

Do you like it? Then put on your favorite jeans!

Why hesitate? Come with me to pack my bags, put on my travel hat, put on my favorite "T-shirt" and bold "jeans", and put on a pair of "wave shoes" that "the journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step", and move towards the dream and pursuit of life!

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