The Trend Of Sex Dress Is Spreading.

Here world clothing shoes The little weave of the hat net tells you that there is no gender: is the male new woman?

There is an article called "extreme neutrality, the third sex". The "third sex" refers to the disadvantaged group in men, deriving from the second sex (feminine) logic of Simon Beauvior. However, the third nature of the article is not the above. It is concerned that the trend of fuzzy gender in fashion is challenging people's way of looking at others and showing themselves. So wandering between men and women, including hermaphroditism, role reversal or second self, refers to the darling of Andrej Pejic and the Jamie Wdziekonski of androgyny.

　　 Andrej Pejic For Jean Paul Gaultier

If I wrote this article, I would just stay in the right place. Fashion circle In the past few years, aside from the psychological and social causes of gender, the boundary of men's and women's wear has gradually spread to ordinary young consumers. When I was in London, I found an interesting phenomenon. Boys could buy Women's clothing when shopping. For example, I saw a boy in London on the street wearing black jacket is Cos's Lady series, shirt is also Topshop's women's clothing; and I once in Cos shop, in a few minutes saw several boys in the women's wear area to try on women's wear, I think the style of men and women has already broken through the gender frame.

　 Street Shot in London

In fact, from a historical point of view, men's dresses are not so clear at the beginning. Once men's clothes were full of carving, they were not inferior to women's clothes in the beauty and decoration of fabrics, sometimes even more. It was not until eighteenth Century that men in Europe changed drastic changes in how to dress. Influenced by the Enlightenment of France, with the deepening of intellectual movement, science and rational thinking act on all things. On this basis, the recognition of social roles by clothing is abandoned. The colorful fabrics and heavy jewels in men's wear are replaced by more practical, sober suits and rigorous dress suitable for social occasions. The feminine aristocratic interest was finally swept away, and the great masculinity began to rise.

Of course, it does not exclude that men still show concern for fashion like women during this period. For example, Beau Brummell is a fashionable man during this period. As a friend of Prince Regent in England, it became an elegant and refined standard in the early 1790s and early 1800s. Brummell is usually regarded as the first Dandy, but as a playboy, it is not only about clothes, but also has an aristocratic sense of superiority. As Baudelaire wrote, contrary to what many hasty people believe, dude is not even too much for clothing and material. For a real playboy, the pursuit of perfect fashion style touches every aspect of his life, including elegant manners, conversation and manners.

In the first half of 19th Century and 20th Century, men basically wore men's uniform dress for trousers, shirts and jackets. At the time, the tailor's experiments rarely extended to accessories or details. The subsequent peacock effect in 1960s once led people to think that the permanent change of men's clothing was at hand. But it turned out to be a trend, and it soon disappeared.

Today, the design and consumption of men's clothing is experiencing a real experimental transformation. Beardless Designer They use various colors, fabrics and digital prints to bring various possibilities to men's clothing. In a sense, women's clothing is men's clothing. More importantly, women's wear has begun to enter the daily life of young consumers. Compared with the previous generation, this trend has a broader social, economic and cultural force at present: a more open society gives greater tolerance to men's self-expression; and the huge profits brought about by the gay market such as "pink dollar" and "pink pound"; in addition, blogs, magazines, fashion series and fashion week have all contributed to this. This is what Frances Corner (Dean of the London Fashion Institute) said: Are men the New Womens?