Wear Your Own Style And Be Your Own Queen.

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The development is very interesting.

For some people, it is natural, but for many people, it is formed through impression.

After generations of evolution, we saw Marilyn Monro's white dress, Jane siblo's Brittany stripes, Jane Birkin's bangs and Brigitte basset's fluffy.

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Every ten years or so, another or two other women will join this elite club.

Madonna is wearing a high court bra on the stage, Kate Moss wears her old leopard top, and Sofia Coppola wears banker striped shirt.

They are the icons of our design style.

They appear on our interesting collection boards, our instant record books, and our fashion magazines.

This is the ultimate source of ultimate inspiration from the selection of several photographs.

The term "style icon" is overused, often attributed to a beautiful woman whose personal style does not exist.

Their styles will become more symbolic or more vivid, like those of red carpet stars or pop singers.

Luxury exaggerated costumes will never be as thoughtful as Lady Gaga did.

We have typed phrase "style icons" many times, but most of them have lost their sacred meaning.

However, there is still a place for it.

Although the actress wearing beautiful clothes may be old and faded, pop singers may be tired of her silly suit. A real style icon image will always remain in the moment of history, always respected and appreciated.

So why do we need them? Style is about fashion, yes, but it also relates to identification.

As a young girl or woman, we choose clothes and cosmetics to figure out who we are.

As we grow older, we become smarter in using clothes to express this aspect.

A suit means business, while a little back dress is sexy and hot.

Sometimes these specific clothes are reversed, depending on how to become your own dressing style.

Is this the woman we love? They are all themselves.

Maybe they are not as perfect as we think they are, but what they are portray is their self-confidence in their own image.

This is what we all want.

The first impact on us is not necessarily from the page of a magazine, or by a blog or other; our mothers and grandmothers have set a tone.

There is a picture of my mother like this. She wears a pure Brittany striped shirt and white cotton trousers. I always like this picture.

I will never forget my grandmother's Collocation: wool pants, not grandma's grandma's shoes, a beautiful turtleneck sweater and a fine handbag, all using an old Navy wool vest.

Later, our friends will also give us a specific style of positioning or impression.

In high school, factions were driven by fashion choices.

In the late 90s, there were Goths, hippies and a large number of Abercrombie devotees in my suburb high school.

More subtly, this spirit and spirit entered the workplace.

There are very few social boundaries surrounding the way adults dress up, and it is hard not to be affected by the people around you.

About fashion writing, that is to say, I discuss and chat with other fashionable friends, and in turn, we often end up buying the same things.

In fashion week, just observing Stan Smith's row, we know that sometimes we don't mind similar appearances.

But it's these styles, Jones, Brigittes, and Kate's world that help us, and more interestingly, enable us to find our personal style.

I would like to think that I am very sensitive to fashion.

But it was the result of years of experiments, mimicking the striped stripes of the Berg, Coppola's childish pruning, including understanding Birkin.

I will never be a thing of mine.

Imitation is probably the sincerest flattery and flattery, but it is only a way to test progress.

At the end of this road, you will probably find a tune and style that suits you very well.