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London men's week: clothes are not amazing.

London electric - remember the flying plastic bags in the Oscar winning movie "beauty of America"? The debut of the four day 2015 autumn men's multi city tour shows in London. The most eye-catching "friendship guest" in the show is the plastic bag.

Witness the magnificent pformation of "plastic bags" from movie classics to high street fashion.

The appearance of T in ordinary plastic bags is like this: the models walk through plastic bags like a lot of garbage in the wind, and this wonderful design comes from Christopher Shannon, 34 years old. He is one of the most active fashion designers in London.

Fashion may be a closed cage, but Shannon is trying to introduce the cool breeze outside the fashion circle into the blocked and stagnant air in the circle. These plastic bags float with the breeze and stimulate our numbness of the optic nerve.

Shannon also designed a sweater with plastic bags and printed "Thanks 4 Nothing" (thanks anyway).

Plastic bag elements appeared many times in Christopher Shannon's 2015 autumn series.

From an obscure minority

Shannon began to break through and mature gradually, and this time he made a joke with his fashion week with his deviant rule, but this is exactly where Shannon's strength lies.

(he will dissect the fashion in his own way. His focus is not on the advanced customization on the T stage. He is more accustomed to putting the perspective on the street. He can mix all the fashionable elements observed and create more rich and unusual fashions, just like his sports suit, that is, cutting the clothes into one, like a Italy wide rivet with rivets.

So these plastic bags, and the irony of these plastic bags to the fashion industry, have made the whole series a cynical color and alarm for the lack of new and bold fashion week.

"I'm not interested in luxuries," Shannon said in the background of the old post sorting building.

The building was once a postal facility and is now one of the London fashion shows.

"I'm not interested in seeing models wearing crocodiles on the T platform."

Another sweater designed by Shannon is similar to Coca-Cola's pop cans, which is crooked with the "Broke" (bankrupt) logo.

Shannon is by no means a single one.

A layman is not a disaster prophet who spreads the doomsday prophecy in the wilderness. You can't even say that he is a punk, as people think in other cities or other fashion week (in fact, because of his achievements, last year the British Fashion Association and the GQ men's wear designer fund were awarded the prize to him).

Many designers' design hints at the discomfort, discomfort and uncertainty in this era. Shannon is one of them, but Shannon has a smile on all this.

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Besides the fashion bubble, there are violent attacks and terrorist acts. In the two days before the London Fashion Week, Charlie weekly encountered brutal terrorist attacks. Besides the mourning for the victims and their families by the chairman of the London men's fashion week, the fashion circle kept silent on the whole shooting incident.

Even so, London Fashion Week has cast a shadow over it.

Britain and Europe are the main markets for these men's wear designers, but these European countries are also not interested in fashion, and have not yet been able to take the lead from this brutal slaughter.

Designers react differently to the shooting of Charlie weekly. Some designers are looking for an escape exit, such as the famous men's wear brand Casely-Hayford. This season launched monks and Al Pekka Mao's robe like hoodies. The father and son design team named the series "The Runaways", similar to T's runway spelling.

Charlie Kasri Hayford, son and designer of father and son, said, "I think it's time."

Some designers have sealed off the export of escape, and the doomsday havoc is inevitable. "We are going to dress up for the upcoming doomsday," said Patrick Grant, designer of E. Tautz. E. Tautz has always been known for its exaggerated low waist and deep cut, and the color of cement gray is also one of its signs.

He is joking, but he is only joking.

Of course, fashion week is not only the end of the world, it is also a great entertainment, not to mention that it is the best occasion for big brands to sell their new series.

But this event is always full of escapism.

The haze of Europe has not obscure Jeremy Scott's brilliance. He has brought his Moss Kino men's clothing series from Milan to London for the second time. Scott will be fearlessly regarded as the highest program of design. He is accustomed to artificial fur and retro clumsy.

And bare chest design (in fact, these elements are popular in the fashion week this season).

He was inspired by the climbers photographed by photographer Bruce Webb, who wore the ski suit of American fashion leisure brand Abercrombie & Fitch.

Jeremy Scott unveiled artificial fur coat and ski suit at Moss Kino show, and bare chest design.

The style of Christopher Bailey, the designer of Burbery, is quite different from that of Scott. He replaced the gloomy reality with fantastic imagination. Burberry's performance has always been an eye catching gesture in the sound and light effect. This time it invited the British singer Clare Maguire and accompanied by classical instruments.

But when the finale and the confetti spread all over the stadium, people seemed to be in a Bollywood fantasy.

Christopher Bailey's Burberry luxury high-end series show ends

Bailey described the series as "Bohemia classics". His models wore round glasses of the poet and wore umbrella shaped cloaks, and Dench's jacket was also tied with a big neck. This is his Rhapsody for Bohemia. He defined this series as "the free expression of consciousness, not necessarily follow the rules" in the background.

When the big show ended, Bailey kissed the British rock and roll leader in the front row of the supermodels and grandstands. There were more or less some sensational and farfetched meanings, and Bailey of course allowed the models to wear the umbrella like "grandmother" cloak outside the double buckled suit (naturally made in the old suit and not wearing a shirt), and also hinted that the dark shadows around the dazzling light were flickering.

"You haven't changed the whole self," he said. "But you just want to do some fun and see something relaxing."

In the top fashion design of London Fashion Week, we see that fashion does not escape the gloom of society, but shows it in its own way.

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For example, Sarah Burton's new design for Alexander McQueen was carried out in the cold shelter of a stop truck, giving people a sense of cruelty and fashion.

On the basis of the military style of dry cutting, clothes also printed with "HONOUR" (honor) and "VALOR" (Warrior) this kind of strong breath of the word.