Men's Weekly Red And White List

Any fashion week is like a good thing that people want to have at once. There are also some inexplicable and even crazy things.

If you lack judgment, things will be bad.

A mess of "BottegaVeneta"; a Prada with a straw woven sole; a Prada (BottegaVeneta); a boat Pullover (or Prada); a color as if walking into an ice cream shop, with watermelon, mango and pistachio flavour (Dsquared), sky blue, mint and almond (Calvin Klein); no lining short sleeved hunting coat (Gucci); slave chains (EmporioArmani); wearing sunglasses designed for women's wear, like sunglasses appearing in the movie awards, "the same kind of slippers". After the week, men should pay attention to the following items: tight jeans (Jeggings).

Some elements are only suitable for professionals to try (even if they have to be cautious). Please try to avoid the occurrence of fashion tragedies.

"This is no different from wearing a brand name logo," said Alex Badia, editor of the women's wear daily.

Miguel Enamorado, the marketing editor of Interview magazine, adds that if you put in a lot of effort to order every single item of the thirteen sets of clothes in the Commedes Gar ons show, all dressed up, it will only appear that you are not judgmental, and are not different from joining a cult organization.

Some things are not normal for anyone thinking about it. They will not be designed and will not be downloaded to their iPod.

A cloak shirt (CalvinKlein) that truncated half of it and exposes a rib; a glance at Versace, which is almost insane, and wearing socks in the slippers (Bottega Veneta is adding fuel to the fire!). (Versace)

Use Velvet Underground's songs to match the mainstream men's CalvinKlein (Giorgio Armani); dirty queen Eyeshadow (Giorgio Armani); music producer Frederic Sanchez abstract background music (Prada).

Thom Browne has brought a really good show for Moncler: full of small shawls, bike shorts, mixed tartan and cotton cloth.

The venue of the show was chosen at a very "Milan" bicycle race venue. The Beatles band held a concert here in 1965, while the models actually rode bicycles and walked around the track.

Big beard male model

Usually, a man with a big beard will remind me of Karl Max or Santa Claus.

But when I saw a beard male model in fashion show, all I could do was laugh.

People are too accustomed to seeing the smooth, angular baby faces on the show, but Paris spring men's wear starts on Monday, and we immediately notice that smart designers are driving a new trend of beard.

The history of men's beard is of course very long, and is related to many cultures and religions. It is not until after 1920 that men in western countries began to tend to shave their beards.

Jean Paul Gaultier and Yamamoto Teruji's T platform had beard, and a bearded model.

Yamamoto Teruji even braids his temples and rolls up his hair.

Gaultier set the show background in a Turkey bathing place.

Steam misty, among some people who are massaging and rubbing, have a black bearded model among them - a very powerful opening.

Gaultier has spent most of his career trying to show Paris's ethnic and racial diversity. Now, I think he has begun to explain his own relationship with Europeans and sub Saharan Africa - a mixture of tailoring, robes, and the diversity of masculinity and femininity.

Yamamoto Teruji's beard provides a way of looking at clothes from the perspective of history.

He seems to be wondering why, in eighteenth Century, men's high collar shirts, dreary jackets and powder wig were regarded as symbols of power and status.

He did show some of this stuff to us.

Whether you see a national Father, a mad Bavaria king or a poet of the Vitoria era, I think what we are looking for is the same thing: more T personality.