The Most Dazzling Brand Of Fashion Week In New York

Current New York Fashion Week There are three brands in the spotlight: the first is Hugo Boss, which is New York. Designer Wu Jigang (Jason Wu) held the first solo exhibition after her artistic director of women's wear. The second brand is Marc by Marc Jacobs, which is also the main force of Mark Jacobs (Marc Jacobs) fashion empire, which is likely to be listed on the market as a whole. Mark's reluctantly gave the design director's stamp to two Britons, Katie Hillier and Lu La (Luella Luella), aiming to revitalize their brands and reflect differences. The third brand is Michelle, another British designer, von Fus, has launched its first fashion series on this fashion week, which happens to be the first time that the Brand Company's handbag has been tested on water garments. Wu Jigang himself was designed to attend the inauguration ceremony of President Michel Obama (Michelle Obama).

Of the three brands, coco was not the only one to show off the mountain water, but a fashion show. Although the first water test garment attracted many people's attention, it did not seem to be a new idea to focus on sheepskin and the square fashion style of the 60s of last century.

But compared with Hugo Boss, its expectations are much worse. On this New York fashion week, the Hugo Boss's T pre season ranking cloud collection is Gwyneth pat Tero (Gwyneth Paltrow), Diana Krueger (Diane Kruger), Reese Witherspoon (Reese Witherspoon), Gerrard Butler (Gerald Butler), and Butler (Witherspoon), and the whole fashion show is also a top class fashion -- from cutting smart flannel suit to oblique cutting wide edition skirt. clothing Inspired by the Bauhaus geometric architectural style (Bauhaus), everything is so beautiful, but it seems rather dull. In Wu Jigang's solo exhibition, at least, the "strong" style of shoulders, jackets and suits were displayed.

In my opinion, clothing color adds several kinds, and the redesign of office clothing style is sure to make people applaud. This is exactly what Hillier and Butler did to Marc by Marc Jacobs -- redesigning the concept, instead of just launching office clothes, and then renamed it to MBMJ. The redesigned effect is very eye catching: there are Bunny jumps, BMX on the pants and sweatshirts, wide military belts, Cossacks style trousers, flying suits, plaid and petticoat. The inspiration of this mix and match is largely borrowed from London nightclub life and Japanese skateboarding style. If in the long run, it is cooler than MBMJ, and the collocation effect is even better. Gentlemen, wait a minute, the play is yet to come!