There Is Always An Aesthetic Perspective Suitable For You In The Perfect Dress Design Of The Bridge Pride

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Since Survivor, I have watched various reality shows. Including American Idol, which has the simplest form and the highest ratings. If you are interested in fashion, you must not miss the "Runway Pride", which is a reality show for fashion designers to show their talents. It has famous model hosts, big name judges, and a group of fashion designers full of talent and dreams. The clothes they produce are no less than the famous brands displayed in the four major fashion weeks.

The final winner will be given the opportunity to display his works in ELLE America, a $100000 startup fund, a sports car, and the opportunity to hold a personal work presentation at New York Fashion Week. The Runway Pride moves the clothing production process from behind the scenes to in front of the screen, breaking the illusion that people only draw a few pictures of the designer, wait for others to do a good job, and then let the models dress beautifully on the stage, they can sell a lot. In fact, like the process of making a version, there are boring and trivial things that ordinary people do not know. The audience can see how the elegant floor dragging evening dress on the red carpet is made, and the cost is very low, not more than 300 dollars. In addition, you can buy all the fabrics and accessories in one material store. With the designer's ingenuity, you can finish the work in two days at most. The Runway Pride also shows us two typical designers in the fashion circle. One is a designer who is lazy but full of talent, and works well when in good condition, such as Jay. One is that the skill is solid and the version is almost perfect, but there is less intelligence, such as Kara Saun.

Big name judges have bad mouths

Like "American Idol", the selling point of "Bridge Pride" lies in the contestants and the judges. It also has sharp judges who are absolutely relentless in criticism. Especially Michele Kors, the former design director of Celine, and Nina Garcia, the fashion director of American Elle, are the most popular. The negative comments without false words often make the contestants turn pale or their eyes turn red on the spot.

But is it just for the show? Santino, the contestant of the second season, said in an interview, "It's absolutely true. They even speak so directly in private." In the second season, Nina Garcia made many negative comments on Santino's clothes, which made him stand on the stage and show his unconvinced spirit. When talking about this vicious female editor, Santino was also angry: "She is the one with the worst mouth, not the one who plays."

Looking at Michel Kors' works, I always thought he was a strict and quiet person. Unexpectedly, when he became a judge, he was as bitter as Simmon of American Idol. In the second season, he quarreled with the players, which was very interesting. In order to ensure the authority of the program, the judges are all famous names in the fashion industry, including Vera Wang, a famous Chinese designer, Diane von Furstenberg, the new chairman of CFDA, Francisco Costa, the design director of Calvin Klein, and so on. Only the list of judges has surpassed many of the declining National Super Model Contest. The host model Heidi Klum's must say lines in every episode, "One day you are in, next day you are out", is also a true portrayal of the cruel competition in the fashion industry.

Another advantage of watching "The Bridge Pride" is that you can enjoy the designer's ingenuity quietly. This is a reality show based on strength. All the designers who can really make clothes appear in it. The skill is far more important than the lip service. Therefore, I am much quieter than when I watch The Apprentice. When the Apprentice reaches the knockout stage, the contestants attack each other. If the person who does the best job does not know how to argue, he may still pack up and go home. It can be seen that business operation is actually a difficult standard to quantify. There is no absolute right or wrong. It is loud, cunning, stubborn and thick skinned. Sometimes it is not a defect, but helps the superior. However, the competition of "Bridge Pride" is relatively simple. The contestants rely on their works to speak, which is a real strength contest. Of course, it does not rule out that individual players are lucky to win occasionally. For example, the last four into three key competition in the first season, the topic is to design a red carpet dress for a TV entertainment host.

The work of one of the contestants is like a silk pajama with suspenders. The professional judges are not optimistic about it, but the guest judges, that is, the host himself, took a fancy to it, and made sure that she was in the top three. In the second episode of the third season, a contestant's temporary work made every TV audience think that he was going to be eliminated, but Nina Garcia and Vera Wang spontaneously praised him, which really shocked people. Fortunately, most of the time, the competition works can be seen from the first appearance. At least the judges will not like the clothes that you think are particularly ugly and uninspiring.

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What the audience can learn

The Bridge Pride is an introductory film for popularizing fashion knowledge. In a sense, the taste and approval of the judges can also follow the same pattern and take them to the Fashion Week to review the works of major designers. First of all, to get along in this talent show, clothes must not be too simple. The minimalism of less is more is absolutely impractical. It is better to be complicated until the stage is near, and not let the judges think that you have not thought hard about it. However, everything should be done in a proper way. If the decoration of clothes is too excessive, the judges will think it is a job. If the decoration of clothes is not enough and the safety factor is too important, it can not pass. According to the evaluation criteria, I guess that if Calvin Klein and Jil Sander come to participate in the competition, they will lose ground, and the styles like Armani and Dolce&Gabbana will be in the top three. Secondly, innovation is the king. As mentioned earlier, there was a round of competition in the second season that required everyone to take photos in the streets of New York for one hour, and then design clothes inspired by one of the photos. The winning works are dazzling, and the blouse is inspired by flowers. The outline of Volume is similar to the Balenciaga cocoon shaped jacket or YSL tulip skirt, which is very popular in recent years, but it has its own uniqueness. The designer is also the only player who has been invited to work by Michel Kors after all competitions.

After seeing so many similar designs and nearly aesthetic fatigue, I can meet a work whose design concept has completely jumped out. It's like a rain in a long drought. I immediately understood the reason why Nicolas Ghesquiere, Stefano Pilati and Olivier Theyskens are highly praised by the industry. I always thought their works were strange in shape, After reading the "Bridge Pride", I can't help feeling how rare it is to achieve a "wearable strangeness".

Of course, "The Bridge Pride" is an entertainment program in the final analysis, and the producer's goal is first and foremost to achieve high ratings. The difficulty behind the fashion industry is the magic weapon to promote the program to obtain the audience rating, and the second and second by-product is to find new people. Real famous models are not famous by American Next Top Model. You can't expect a woman over 20 years old, less than 1.78 in height and more than 55 kg in weight to become the second Gemma Ward. Real famous models have been poached by star scouts on the street. The real new star designer, once graduated from a famous school, will become famous because of the praise of a famous fashion editor, designer or star, from Zac Posen to Proenza Schouler, Derek Lam to Christopher Kane, who was employed by Versace last year. At the end of March this year, a new round of auditions began for the fourth season of The Bridge Pride. The final audience rating of the third season that has finished broadcasting is the highest since Bravo Channel started broadcasting. The sensational effect of the program has made the fashion design department of Parsons Design College, which is affiliated to Tim Gunn, the program instructor, extremely popular. The applicants are twice as many as before the program.

Creativity can be very simple

Time magazine named Tianqiao Pride as the fifth best TV program of the year, for the reason that it presents "the most difficult creative process in art" in a concrete way. Creative inspiration is no longer illusory in The Bridge Pride. For example, in the first episode of the third season, contestants are required to make clothes from materials found in their apartments. So we opened the curtains, pulled the sheets, and some even found chandeliers, lampshades, and plastic benches. In one episode of the second season, each contestant was given a camera and asked to take back any inspirational image from the streets of New York, and then make clothes based on it. For example, a beautiful evening dress can be conceived from the arrangement of sewer stones. Can you believe it? Another theme is that the model selects the designer, and then 10 models choose one of their favorite images from the photos of 10 fashion idols. The designer has to spend two days and 150 dollars in raw material costs to produce a suit that is suitable for the model and matches the image of the fashion idol. Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz, the executive producers of The Bridge Pride, once said, "We think the creative process is the most dramatic and fascinating." For example, the champion of the first season once created a metal colored dress with complicated layers of diagonal interlacing. His inspiration was the Chrysler Building, one of the landmarks in New York and an important architectural representative of Art Deco. However, the producers also admitted that they were very nervous before the first season began, because they really did not know whether the sewing on TV would turn the audience around. However, the "Bridge Pride" still insisted on presenting the whole process of fashion, from inspiring inspiration, purchasing cloth, pattern sewing, trial fitting to the real catwalk, there was nothing missing from the upstream, middle and downstream.

Next hottest show

Unable to resist the danger of being scolded superficially, I would like to make eight reality shows about designers. Just watched the flyover, the reality show began to take the designer as the leading role. Reality shows began to transform from selling "people live to realize their dreams" and appearance to knowledge and interest.

The 12 amateur designers have different backgrounds. The mother of a scheming child who loves tailors in a small town in the United States; A skinny girl in the legal field who lost her dream; It seems that they are obsessed with the gay Oscar with H-shaped silhouette... Compared with other reality shows, the background of these players is ordinary, but they all have stories. The other forms are similar. For example, the winners have rich prizes, can be published in Elle magazine, obtain $100000 entrepreneurship bonus, and can enter the design team of the Banana Republic as apprentices.

Each episode has a theme, and they should complete the design work of this theme. They completed all their designs at Parsons School of Design in New York, the largest art and design school in the United States. In this show, the most interesting thing is not the unexpected events of non design factors that are suspected of fraud at first sight. For example, models are late, and amateur designers (in fact, their design standards are not amateur at all) are afraid of being eliminated under heavy pressure, Instead, it extends its tentacles to the design process of designers rarely involved in the fashion industry that makes money from appearances. Although there have been idolatrous interviews with Carl Lagerfeld and Tom Ford before, the work process of these creative directors is rarely involved. Interviewers also seldom spend time to really understand the design process of these designers, and most of them talk about the concept with the attitude of worship.

In addition, this program is also very popular with men. I think it may be because there are a lot of model changing scenes in it. Next, the first episode of the first season of "Eight Moves" is about designing a dazzling evening dress. The 12 excited people were taken to a material collection place - the supermarket. Yes, it's the supermarket that sells toilet paper and shampoo. They need to collect all the evening dress materials they need with $50 within an hour. I didn't like the fact that men pay too much attention to their appearance. I didn't like Oscar at all. But when other people choose garbage bags, paper plates, toilet paper, adhesive tape, and all fabric goods, Oscar is obsessed with a lot of corn. He didn't buy anything, so he carried a lot of corn home. I have to say that the little dress he finally designed with corn husks is really beautiful and elegant. The light green corn husks form a geometric "cloth", which has a good reflection effect under the light, and the silhouette is the most beautiful X shape for girls. Where are the 12 attractive people? Most of them are not designed for the purpose of being different. Although the fashion they have designed is conceptual, they are really designed for the purpose of beauty. They really do not want to show their own bizarre side, but really want to dress up the model girl they have chosen to be beautiful. Each episode involves one aspect of fashion design, for example, the first episode advocates material innovation, the second episode advocates designers' marketing skills in the exhibition (for example, in the exhibition of emerging designers' concept stores with a large number of fashion people in New York, their works are displayed and auctioned, and the highest priced ones win this round, directly advance to the next round and will not be eliminated), and the third episode, Oh, I haven't seen the third episode yet.

The review of this show is also super powerful, including Michael Kors and Patricia Field, the modelling master of my favorite sex and the city. I often wonder why this industry, which only focuses on appearance, is so developed, and why people use so many things that people don't need to feed so many fashion magazines, fashion brands, and why some people now even spend so much energy on making a show that is as interesting as a movie? This industry is stronger than ever before. Perhaps it is because our outer world has begun to be closely linked with our inner world. Except for a handful of people who really care about appearance, in the past people cared about appearance because it was associated with identity, status and decency. Now appearance is associated with fun and self expression. It is based on such a logic: that is, what kind of person I am and what kind of person I want to become can be achieved by dressing up.

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