Interpretation Of Italy'S Ten Men'S Wear Brands

Armani: simplicity and refinement.

If the American Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Perry Ellis and other star class men's wear designers have introduced the concept of leisure for men's monotonous fashion world.

Armani is the trend of Italy's exquisite casual menswear.

The movie "American dancer" has become the best display platform for Armani men's wear. Richard Gere, in front of the mirror, chooses clothes collocation with all sorts of finicky choices. After the completion, the overall sculpt is simple and exquisite without details. In the perfect tailoring, there is no trace of hard chisel marks.

Such a "Hall" and "kitchen" clothing have smoothed men's too hard profile, and stripped men's clothing from the set of business gowns, and made men the objects of aesthetic appreciation.

Versace: gorgeous and extravagant.

Versace and Armani can be regarded as the two standard bearers of Italy designers to conquer the world. However, in design, he went further than Armani.

He has introduced linen fabrics for men's clothing, which has added "elegant" attributes to the traditional male images, plus his loose trousers and jacket clipping, and exaggerated color applications, so that Versace's men's clothing will never be appreciated by the Conservatives.

He even prepared a skirt for men, trying to reach the limits of the acceptance of the men's style.

A series of fashion photos he co worked with photographer Bruce Weber strengthened the characteristics of Versace men's clothes. He dressed them in young teenagers and made them look young, proud and proud.

Gucci: cynical

Look at what Tom Ford has done to Gucci.

The brand of Italy's old leather goods has become a symbol of sex appeal in the hands of Tom Ford.

Tom Ford, of course, revere the classic tailoring of Italy men's wear. It only strengthens the message of "becoming more and more happy" in fabric, pattern and overall shape.

This cynical image created by Gucci men's clothing is not like the Versace men's clothing full of provocative significance, but it shows both the standard of the senior banquet and the breath of the whole body.

Tom Ford took hold of the hearts of the people.

Prada: experiment and avant-garde

Neil Barrett, a British graduate from central Saint Martin, volunteered herself to Miuccia Prada and pioneered a series of men's wear for Prada.

Prada's men's clothing is therefore quite different from other publicity Italy men's clothes.

Neil Barrett specializes in minimalist design. When other ambitious men's clothing designers deconstruct traditional men's clothing, he brings clean and perfect structure and shape to Prada's men's wear.

However, in terms of fabric selection, Italy's powerful weaving technology conveyed many new high-tech fabrics for Neil Barrett, making Prada's men's clothing much ahead of the times.

Now, it seems that the narrow necktie he brought for Prada was the mainstream product of today's men's clothing.

Today's Prada men's clothing is still at the front end of the experiment, full of the breath of intellectuals.

Dolce & Gabbana: play tricks

Dolce & Gabbana use fashion to spread a Sicilian style. In their men's clothing, there is a cool "bad man" in the film, like the real life version of the male image in the movies like the past and Godfather.

They subverted the middle-aged spirit of Italy fashion and injected a little cynicism into the perfect tailoring.

A soft fur hat, a striped jacket, half of it is naive, and the other half is cruel eyes. Dolce & Gabbana has successfully brought a regional fashion vocabulary into a global perspective.

In 1990, when the two men first appeared in the men's wear series, they were particularly dazzling and stimulating in the fashion world.

Ermenegildo Zegna: personality and perfection

Italy men's clothing is always unable to bypass Zegna, and even the fashion industry in Italy is on the shoulders of Zegna.

For those business men who do not need to show too much aesthetic taste in clothing, high-quality men's clothing simply means fitting and advanced fabrics.

As the leader of Italy fabric industry, Zegna has become the brand of endorsement of high quality fabrics.

Success in business has also made Zegna a supplier of fabric to many designer brands.

After Tom Ford stood alone, Zegna was the first to win support.

Missoni: Butterfly

In the short span of 50 years, Italy knitwear family Missoni has pformed from a small handicraft workshop to a fashion empire. It is a miracle for the world of knitted sweaters.

Missoni's "zigzag" patterns on knitted sweaters are invincible in the industry. Those gorgeous and imaginative colors do not appear to be vulgar, but are like showing off a superb technology, and it is so hard to resist.

The man who dares to put the colorful Missoni on his body really needs some guts. It is different from the humor of Paul Smith style, and is different from the mystery of another Italy fashion master Etro, who is good at color. Missoni has some poetry in it.

Costume National: elegant and solemn

As an important officer in the new Italy design, which emerged in the late 80s, the designer Ennio Capasa presented a completely different landscape from other Italy designers, probably because of his early learning from Yamamoto Teruji, and his menswear showed an artistic temperament.

The name of the brand originated from Ennio's favorite book about uniforms, so Costume National's menswear also has a uniformed temptation which is hard to resist.

He is good at using the dark earth color system, not the vertical stripes that other Italy designers are keen on, the dark brown and carbon black of army green and UPS uniform.

In his application, he was full of institutionalized rigour.

And tailoring, he learned more about the design of uniform.

Moschino: humor and irony

The Italians under the Mediterranean climate have an indispensable sense of humor in addition to their enthusiasm.

Moschino is probably a comedian in fashion. He often mockery of various fashion brands in his costume.

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