Uncover The Story Behind Bonnie Cassin, A Leisure Fashion Inventor.

 
< p > in the 40-50 century of the last century, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > Paris < /a > is the absolute center of women's clothing. When the Paris fashion was quickly copied and spread by local clothing manufacturers, in the United States on the other side of the the Atlantic, Bonnie Cashin (Bonnie Cashin) was creating another fashion: more relaxed, more casual and unpretentious. In her own words, "interdependence with the body." < /p >
< p > in order to achieve this effect, Kashin has many innovations. She replaced the buttons with metal buttonholes, replacing the single heavy clothing with a thin, fluidity cloth, which is what we call "stacking" today. She also pioneered a soft and soft cloak for women (poncho). < /p >
< p > Cassin's design is always ahead of her times. In 1952, she designed canvas raincoats. In 1955, she began to use zippers. In 1956, she designed a pair of trousers. < /p >
< p > 1957, she designed the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp "India style" /a dress with fringes. She invented an interesting purse pocket that looked a bit like a half wallet. At that time, when people saw this kind of bag, whether it was on clothes or leather bags, it was Kashin's design. A few years ago, Mark Jakob adopted a similar design in his praise and Toad bag. Now, you can still buy Bonnie Cashin series handbags at Coach. < /p >
In P, 1952, Kashin founded her Bonnie Cashin Designs, a woman's clothing company. In the more than 20 years since then, she has been designing her handbag for Coach, designing women's clothing for Philip Sills, designing gloves for Crescendoe-Superb, and designing raincoats for Modelia. In early 1960s, Kashin designed many classic handbags for Coach, such as the shoulder bag called "Basic" and a handbag with a detachable shoulder strap. And her first design, the leather handbag, which was originally modeled on shopping bags, although it was later cut off at Coach, it has been widely spread as a classic style. < /p >
< p > 1968, fashion writer Bernadine Morris (Bernadien Morris) wrote in the New York Times: "women buy clothes designed by Kashin, not because they are confused, but because they are comfortable and comfortable to wear." During those years, there were Bonnie Cashin counters in some fashionable shops in Paris and London. < /p >
In the daily life, P can not tolerate any ugly things. When traveling, she hangs Thailand silk cloth in the hotel room and orders flowers. < /p >
On P, she will give her admirers the costumes of her luggage. After the trip, she always brought back a box of new boxes, and the fashion in other lands interested her. "Traveling is an education for me." She said. For example, the inspiration for stacking comes from her trip to Asia. "Japanese cold days are called" nine layers of sky ", hot days are" one sky. " She said. Her other famous design "< a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp > "dog rope skirt < /a >" is inspired by the rural life of brier Cliff, New York. Every time he enters the house, Cassin always raises his skirt, and later he brews a long wool skirt that can be shortened at any time. < /p >
"P" Kashin twice won the Kodi (Coty) fashion Critics Award and won the hall of fame in 1972. In 1979, Kashin set up a non-profit organization named "innovation and design fund" in New York to encourage designers who had good ideas in home, fabric and fashion fields to help them turn handwritten manuscripts into products. < /p >
< p > nowadays, people can still find a "Bonnie Cassin foundation" on the Internet, which was founded by her executor after the death of Kashin in 2000. < /p >
< p > "they have an unequivocal clarity, freedom and happiness." Bernadine Morris, a fashion writer, commented on the design of Kashin in 1968's New York Times. Today, the use of this phrase to describe the American style of fashion is still quite appropriate. I believe this is what Kashin wants to see. < /p >