Fashion Highlights: Pajamas Outside

Last spring, Prada (Prada) launched a new artistic style printed "pajamas" suit. Next season, D&G released its wave pattern, and pajamas had a good time.

You know, this is not just a functional suit that is often shown in private bedroom, but a luxurious leisure style.

They are so beautiful that they are worn out in them.

If you doubt it, think of the Dior zebra outfit that Sharon Stone wore on a dinner in Losangeles earlier this year.

Although critics laugh at it, in Harroz (Harrods) department store, this style is sold out.

I wonder if people want to stay away from the depression and want to bury their heads in sand or feather quilt.

However, "pajamas are no longer a big category independent of fashion," says Sukeena Rao, head of Liberty style service. "Gina," she said.

In other words, if you don't want to stay in bed, at least you can wrap it in the clothes on the bed.

Stella Mccartney (Stella McCartney) and Marni Satin sling vest are available in Liberty, from jeans to beach wear, all the clothes can match them; in Harroz, Dior mink side cashmere socks, suspenders underwear and hooded coats, Alberta Ferretti Pink Satin wrapped pajamas, very personality, only in the bedroom wearing too much grievance.

No wonder Bermingham Karen, managing director of the football club of Losangeles, has recently bought a slanted Satin Pajamas from the brand name Jonquil of Losangeles sleekwear brand Karren and "dress as a dress".

This multifunctional garment is not limited to women's clothing.

In the 2009 spring and summer men's wear series of D&G and Veronique Branquinho, you can see the belt type pyjamas, just like the ideal outfit for passing the "pajamas economy".

The term "pajamas economy" is used to describe the increasing number of freelancers working in their own homes.

This dress shows celebrities a precedent: the media tycoon, Hugh Hefner, has hardly seen him wearing other clothes except pajamas and pajamas, and artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel (Julian Schnabel) openly said: "when I'm in pajamas, it looks like a suit."

Indeed, Schnabel has been showing pajamas since 2001.

This year is no exception: during the long awarding season of the Hollywood marathon, he showed a series of strange tones of pure cotton pajamas while publicizing his winning movie "Diving Bell and the Butterfly".

The pajamas were designed by his Spanish wife, Olatz Garmendia, and his wife had a luxury bedding boutique in Manhattan.

Schnabel is following the example of Pablo Picasso (Pablo Picasso), the artist he admires. He often compares himself with Picasso.

According to John Richardson (John Richardson)'s masterpiece Picasso's life: A Life of Picasso: The Triumphant Years, 1917-1932, the artist often wears white silk pajamas to show people, like "movie stars entering", so often enters the living room of his elegant apartment in Paris.

This decadent style sounds quite different from that described in the Autobiography of Cherie Blair (Speaking For Myself) by Blair.

She said in the book that she was seen in her pajamas on the second day of her first wife.

In the morning of her husband's election in 1997, she stood on the doorstep to receive a bunch of flowers. Obviously, she was not prepared enough for the paparazzi.

"That's a very decent grey cotton pajamas in the Next catalogue. All the natural fibers are not as cheap and inferior as the media say," she recollections.

However, it is not just the first lady's indulgence in luxury pajamas.

Derek Ross (Derek Rose) has been running the Savile Row brand for 55 years, and his British headquarters shows his original file for world leaders.

He was proud to display the bed clothes of Winston Churchill (Winston Churchill) and a blue petticoat that once belonged to Jacqueline Kennedy (Jackie Kennedy), then produced the shirt worn by George IV, and the wine red and duer striped bathrobe of Duke of Windsor.

These old objects are now the design blueprint of the Derek Ross new series.

In this series, there is also the most favorite white male pajamas of Princess Diane (Diana), and "Brigitte Bardot" bought by women's pajamas at a pajamas shop in Saint Tropez (Brigitte Tropez).

Despite the economic downturn, people are investing in gorgeous everyday clothes.

They want to cling to luxury, "Ross said.

After all, buying this is a good deal: "someone told me," I've been wearing your pajamas for 25 years, 1, "he added.

This season's Dolce Gabbana can be said to be a gorgeous Baroque pajamas party, such as pajamas, long pants, wide pants, with a wide belt in the middle gently tied with a bow, silk and silk fabrics, it is really wondering whether the models wear their pajamas on the T stage.

If only pajamas were designed, it would be a bit monotonous. Baroque architecture could be seen everywhere in Europe.

This time, you can also see it on the stage.

Outside the pajamas shorts, the sleeves are designed with exaggerated fan shaped or round short blazes. The details of the court wind are very clear.

Then the professional skirt and long skirt also infused this new element. The exaggerated sleeves were matched with the pencil skirt fitted with body shape.

Wang Xiaonan: editor in charge