The Boundaries Between Men And Women Are Becoming Increasingly Blurred.

In January this year, the first men's wear series made the best of 2014 autumn winter women's wear: the pilot jacket, the Parker coat, the lamb coat and so on all have an amazing similarity with the women's clothing.

Stuart Vevers, the new creative director of Coach, has seen the strength of the brand in the field of bags and small leather clothing since June 2013.

Stuart Vevers said at the seminar that he emphasized simplicity, function and utility when designing Coach bags.

But in addition, the traditional characteristics of men's bags are different from those of women.

"Now men are more convenient to carry a big bag? I absolutely agree.

The modern way of life brings practical needs: a container with fitness outfits and electronic equipment.

In international metropolis, including Asia, I often see men carrying women's bags. "

Vevers added: "I think this further blurred the boundaries between fashion between men and women.

Because of the popularity of men now

And men can plug everything in.

The usefulness of traditional wallets has become less practical. Later, they may even see their men's handbags go out.

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In March of this year, Searl, Foridge (Selfridges), a high-end British department store, launched a "sex free" shopping experience.

All designs are arranged in different sizes to suit anyone.

Under its guidance, TheCorner.com also set up a "sex free" zone, and said that the international market is very urgent for this kind of shopping demand to break traditional men's and women's clothing.

Thomas Ott, senior vice president of Fifth Avenue department store, Sax, exclaimed: "this is indeed an exciting era.

Men today are not only interested in fashion, but also quite aware of it. "

He also mentioned celebrities who have great influence on men's fashion nowadays: "in sports, basketball players can be dressed up as many people, and many young musicians are also dressed in fashion.

We feel that this generation of men, aged two or thirty, will make a great contribution to the fashion industry.

Looking back on my career, this is probably the most dressed generation of men I've ever met.

In the company, even men from international multinational groups are no longer uniformed.

Ott saw many men wear suits and ties, while Vevers noticed that custom clothing was far away from men's vision, especially in Asia.

"Over the past seven or eight years, I have often traveled to Asia, mostly in China and Japan.

I saw a dramatic change in men's costumes: there were few men's tailored costumes.

New fashion trends are emerging in front of us: sportswear, sports shoes all over the world, or leather bags with modern and sporadic style.