What Is The Power To Make Black Become The Special Charm Of Modern Fashion?

Almost every invitation to a senior banquet will be invited by the Dress Code.

Attend.

The topic of black is almost enough to write a book.

But then, why is black the best?

If there is any reason, the most cliche statement we have heard is probably "black represents mystery and sexuality".

That sounds all right.

In the detailed breakdown, the so-called black sex symbolism is mostly from the harmony.

Lenovo related to silk stockings -- the man's infinite reverie for black stockings makes black stockings more magical than any other color.

As for mysticism, the reason is almost the same. Besides, the mystery of black is related to the visible light of all bands.

In addition to all this, what you need to understand is that the symbolic meaning of black is quite complicated in the category of modern fashion with the origin of European dress tradition.

In the past, we were always told that cultural differences between the East and the West are very different in the choice of black and white two colors.

This statement is obviously based on the habits of the East and west cultures in dealing with two occasions of happy and funeral.

However, historical data show that although black has played a role of death in a long period of time in Western civilization, this Convention has been strictly confined to the middle ages.

At least in France, black was not the only designated color for mourning. As in eastern China and Japan, the French royal family chose to use white as the Queen's mourning dress.

Even in Norse Scandinavia, you can't imagine that black was used as a wedding dress for the bride.

Only in modern times, the division of black and white on specific occasions has been gradually determined.

What is the force that makes black come out of the background full of mourning and become the special charm of modern fashion?

When it comes to little black dress, the world is no stranger to it. The classic black dress made by Hubert de Givenchy to Audrey Hepburn is like a rock, and it occupies an unshakable position in textbooks of modern fashion.

Earlier, however, Ms. Coco Chanel showed that she was somewhat paranoid about black.

In 1926, VOGUE magazine published her first edition in the US Edition.

A straight dress cut black dress uniform.

In the era of jazz, all the upper class women were dressed like Daisy in the Great Gatsby, with feathers and beads on their faces, and a magnificent scene.

No one would have expected that Chanel would kill a black, plain, narrow dress that follows the style of flapper style.

Because of its unique color, VOGUE magazine was crowned "Chanel 's Ford" and predicted that this black dress would become a taste of all women.

But this is no accident. Putting Chanel's little black dress back to the background of that era, Europe and North America had been in the Art Deco at that time.

The modern design of architecture and industrial design has shown a very strong sense of geometric form, and this vigorous decorative art movement originated from East Asia (especially in Japan), and more than half of the modern design in the whole west is deeply influenced by the blank design of Oriental beauty, abandoning the pretense of Baroque and Rococo style in the imperial court, and inclined to express a modern sense with simple and simple geometric lines.

Black and white also naturally benefit from this "flashy" process, coupled with the admiration of Oriental Zen for black and white. The appearance of black can not be regarded as a single man's pioneering work.

But we still need to affirm the value of Coco Chanel and Hubert de Givenchy. After all, at the clothing level, it is not so easy to overturn the Western increasingly solidified understanding of the inertia of black mourning.

By the middle of the century, black in women's clothing was a normal form.

This part has benefited from all these, and also benefited from the gender liberation movement. Women's wear for men's wear began with black suits, and then influenced by black jazz culture and anarchist punk culture. Black was easily used as a tool and symbol of rebellion and subversion.

Today's New York fashion week and the Paris fashion week are always dazzling in the rush of people on the streets, so many people assume that the personality of these two cities is as dazzling as these colors.

As the designer Yamamoto Teruji said, "black represents humility and arrogance."

Modesty begins with a low key, and arrogance is a gesture that no other color can wipe away.

So black senior.