Interpretation Of Men'S And Women'S Clothing And How To See Women From Men'S Wear Taobao

< p > borrow some dressing elements from boys and adult men. This is a tradition that can stand the test of time. Many of the most fascinating women in history have tried this way.

Katharine Hepburn (Katharine Hepburn) likes to wear a Brooks Brothers cashmere collar sweater for many hours in her life.

Marianne Ditrice (Marlene Dietrich) likes to wear silk dress gowns with the same company when he wanders around four.

Brooks Brothers has also been on the east coast boarding school for a long time (and is still popular).

The company's double breasted male camel coat has won a large number of private school girls since its debut in 1910.

This coat has even become part of the informal school uniform of Miss Porter school in Connecticut, which is a charismatic female alma mater such as Jacqueline Kennedy Jackie and Gloria Vanderbilt (Gloria Vanderbilt).

And the whole brand of Coco Chanel is built on the basis of borrowing male elements. She will search for the wardrobe of her male partners, and specifically find out those hunting tweed coats and cardigan, which will serve as the basis for the design of her signboard. "Chanel"

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The tradition of "P" is now inherited from women such as Haliyad Dibras. These women love women's elements, but they also like the fashionable costumes that are best designed by their ladies' designers. However, they also have enough appreciation to find the most appropriate ones, including quality and price, from two aspects: the classic style tweed coat, the T-shirt and the shirt.

And these classics usually go to men's clothing department.

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< p > Haliyad Dibras's favorite male clothing includes Dries Van Noten shirt and sportswear and A.P.C. jeans.

Peter man likes Charvet shirts, Ralph Lauren jackets and Church shoes.

Caroline Sieber, a designer in London, chooses her cashmere sweater from Loro Piana's men's wear series in Carolina Sibel.

She said, "this fits me better, and I like the round collar and the loose style."

In addition, sibell also preferred to wear her husband's Charvet shirt instead of buying the shirt of the French shirt brand. The women's clothing of the brand often designs many wrinkles to show a more slender style.

Recently, she made second sets of custom-made clothes at Savile Row's clothing custom shop Anderson & Sheppard, which is a tweed coat and is going to go hunting in the suburbs for weekends.

She said that her first custom dress was "the most unique thing she had"; for women who made wedding dresses with Chanel high fashion, the evaluation was quite high.

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< p > although the cross-border a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > men's clothing "/a" pick clothes are the private shoppers' doing things, but some retailers have also recently realized the needs of some female consumers for men's products.

Tomoko Ogura, fashion director of Barneys New York, said she regularly selected some products from male brands such as Elder Statesman, Lucien Pellat-Finet and Fioroni, because she knew that these brands could also resonate among female consumers. She would ask them to make small size clothes.

She said they were redesigned and opened up in the men's clothing department of flagship store on Madison Madison (Avenue). This is to reduce shoppers' perceived gender boundaries and encourage people to cross gender purchase.

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Last autumn, Isetan, a department store in Tokyo, began selling women's shirts from London's menswear brand E. Tautz. The designer of the brand, Patrick Grant Grant, also designed a 192 year old p Street clothing custom shop Norton & Sons.

"This series sells pretty well," Grant said.

"It's funny, because this is the simplest thing we do.

The way we make (women's) shirts is exactly the same as making men's money - the same fabric and the same pattern - the collar is slightly softer, because we estimate that women will not need to wear necktie.

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< p > at J.Crew, Jenna Lyons Jenna Lyons, the president and creative director of the brand, said that men's cashmere sweaters are very popular among female consumers. For this reason, she often asks manufacturers to make brighter colors.

Two years ago, Lyons launched the company's hot money for men's Ludlow coat.

Lyons explained that gender ambiguity is part of the brand gene.

She recalled the situation of that year, saying that as early as 90s of last century, the company was provided by Emily Woods (Emily Woods), the daughter of the brand founder Arthur (Woods Cinader), and had provided the size of men and women.

"Emily did it because she liked to wear men's clothes," Lyons said.

Lyons herself is the same. She is very graceful and 6 feet (1.8 meters) tall. She always likes to buy men's clothes.

"I recently went to the Saint Laurent shop and found myself picking clothes on the men's shelves, because the numbers there were even more, and everything was very classic," she said.

"In my opinion, if women are willing, they should go to the men's clothing department to have a look."

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P Saint Lauren designer Hedi Suleiman (Hedi Slimane) has long been known for dressing up as a woman in men's clothing.

Since the first ten years of twentieth Century, he has designed fashion for Dior Homme. Since then, his design has attracted many female fashion fans who like to collect and neuter men's suits.

Today, in Saint Laurent, Sleiman also designs two clothing designs for men's and women's wear. He also designs many neutral styles, including riding shirts and war boots.

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Similar to P, Riccardo Dixie Riccardo, the designer of the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Givenchy < /a, has also joined female models in his men's fashion show to admit that his female customers like to pick fashion from his men's wear series - sometimes even reverse.

His printed pattern T-shirt is especially popular.

"At first it was men's clothing, but naturally it became a neutral style," said ti.

"If a man wants to wear a skirt, or a woman wants to wear a leather jacket, it should be like that."

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< p > there are women who will appreciate the sluggish coolie of a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" and "men's clothing" /a.

However, aesthetic appreciation is not the only reason why they choose men's clothing.

Many women go to men's wear department because they can buy higher quality clothes at a much more reasonable price.

For example, when Grant first told Yi Dan's staff how much he planned to price each shirt (about $275), he said they were surprised.

"Their reaction is basically" Oh, God, how cheap! "He explained.

"They have similar shirts in the women's clothing brand, which is 50% more expensive than the price, and the quality is not so good."

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< p > "men are less tolerant of high bid price and have higher requirements for quality," explains Grant.

"They want to buy a sweater and wear it for the rest of their lives."

Jason Besmatthew Jason Basmajian, the new creative director of Gieves & Hawkes, also believes that women have been treated unfairly in terms of price.

"Our customized men's suit starts at around $6500," he said.

Would you try to find such a cheap dress? "The British brand is famous for its low-key service for the elite female customers, including Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana.

Recently, pianist Chen Xiaoli (Rosey Chan) made a set of tuxedo.

"Many of our customers' wives will come to pick up the made clothes, and then they will find that they can customize a camel coat or a light jacket at a price lower than that of a woman's dress."

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P, in the final analysis, the clothes that men and women love may not be so different.

"A reporter recently asked me to make a list of the essential items in every male and female wardrobe," Lyons said.

"After I finished writing, I smiled, and I found that the two lists I made were exactly the same."

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