Givenchy'S Documentary Is Not A Rare Thing.

Documentaries are not unusual for those with extraordinary achievements.

In the fashion industry, documentaries are even more common.

For them, some of their outstanding figures have influenced many people and the birth of many arts.

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The documentary of the founder Hubert de Givenchy is also on the way.

This department will premiere at the New York Fashion Technology Institute, the documentary named Hubert de Givenchy:A Life In Haute Couture, which took two years, and the whole movie lasted 52 minutes, mainly for the 89 year old Givenchy old man to tell the story of this brand.

From his time, even a passing intercourse "passerby a" has become a leader in the future industry.

After the Second World War, the fashion industry was left behind.

Here we do not need to mention his aristocratic origin, and do not have to mention how he has been tossing around to become a high ranking designer and have his own brand.

And what we want to say is that he and Audrey Hepburn are bound by costumes.

The cooperation between the two is intimate.

The former masterly created the straighten tailoring, liberated the women at the same time and promoted the fashion change, while the latter spared no effort to devote themselves freely or wholeheartedly to the propaganda, and also made the brand gradually become France.

A member.

Hubert de Givenchy is even more acclaimed: "he was the last living master in 1900s."

This may be the puzzlement of the previous generation of masters in this era: what makes fashion lose its original connotation? And what is so fascinating after losing the exclusivity of luxury goods in our mouth? Maybe it's not just a time when all walks of life are leaving, but also a confused and crazy era.

But for the current luxury industry, he has retired for a long time and seldom sees his father in design. The word "luxury" is more frequent than ever before, but clothes are getting more and more, but the direction is becoming more and more confused.

Handbags with chains and shoes that can hardly be worn...

If this can be called luxury, they will eventually die away.