Inheriting Classics Is The Trend Of Fashion &Nbsp; Men'S New York Fashion Week.

New York time February 10th, as the 2011 autumn winter.

The brand named Marc Jacobs, named after designer Mark Jakob, has become the most popular show this year, and spent more than a million dollars before and after the fashion show.

Although the brand is full of women's clothing, it seems that the wave point dress series of New York metropolis in the 70s of last century brought back the retro tones of the entire fashion week to the highest pitch.

In the men's clothing displayed by Marc by Marc Jacobs, Mark Jakob continued to interpret nostalgia, warm collocation and warm orange striped sweater, with a pair of striped woolen suits and a slightly wider trouser sleeve.

The new New York fashion brand Rag & Bone's men's wear series also joined the British gentry elements of the 50s of last century: the top hat is indispensable. The Scotland checker skirt and bright lattice trousers are designed as high as the waist of the belly button, the loose trouser legs, and the walk is natural and natural.

A large number of grid appear on this show, bright blue and red are particularly eye-catching. Improved sports jacket and inside lap waistcoat are the finishing touch, but the concept of Mashup is obviously better than that of men's wear in the same brand of women's wear.

But from the designer's hometown, the improvement of England's men's skirt reflects the sense of humor which makes people feel relaxed, and it is still pleasant to the whole.

Japanese designer Oka Daisuke's brand N.Hoolywood was very popular in Japan.

In recent years, outdoor clothing emphasizes modern sense, sense of hierarchy and the rich color of stimulating vision, but Daisuke, who has always been "more dynamic", is not limited to it.

This season, he named the work "Half Dome" - the famous mountain scenery of Yosemite National Park in California - it is clear that we should take the mountaineering route.

But the breakthrough is that this season he will take you to the old days, and properly apply the elements of the early twentieth Century British style woolen garment.

The design emphasizes the sense of coordination between the lower part and the upper part. Therefore, we can see many seven pairs of trousers and stockings in this season's products. This slightly old retro style design combined with the strange chemical reaction produced by the exquisite fabrics makes people full of expectation for the autumn and winter of N.Hoolywood in 2011.

Interestingly, designers have also chosen a lot of workers from taxis, factories and mining areas to be the models of this "mountaineering show". Their rough beards are preserved, and the sun's signs on their faces are exaggerated by the makeup artists.

New brands are popular.

Simon Spurr (Simon Spurr) once worked as a designer for Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren men's clothing, and is now plump. This year's fashion week shows her own design brand.

He said in an interview with the media: "the biggest trend in men's fashion circles is that men are more focused on new brands with personal style and creativity.

This has also spawned many new brands, such as Thom Browne, Michael Bastian, Robert Geller, and of course my works.

It reminds people of the feeling that people just started contacting Gucci in the 90s. "

Billy Reid (Billy Reid) is the winner of the new CFDA/Vogue joint Foundation Award. The appearance of this fashion week in New York is the first series launched after winning the $100 thousand brand fund, and the "fashionable devil devil" Anna Wintour (Anna Wintour) personally supervises the field.

The Billy Reid men's clothing is deeply influenced by the rural style. Inspired by the men in the 60s of the United States, double breasted coat and straps are all symbolic clothing.

As elegant and gentle as the upper class, but also like the unruly street kids, there is no lack of fashion sense in retro history. The delicacy details are also remarkable.

Band of Outsiders designer Scott Stumberg (Scott Sternberg) is inspired by climbers from the 70s of last century.

As a newcomer, Berg's first fashion show seems to be well received. "For a virgin show, it is a good start to focus on new tweed and khaki fabrics.

While preserving the brand's original West Coast customs, the designer added his own ingenuity to the fabric and tailoring, so that the brand positioning is no longer confined to sports.

Nick Sullivan, a fashion critic, says that although the campus style still looks childish, pea green quilted nylon windbreaker and a cloak like cloak has become a unique highlight of Sullivan.

Creative Street Show

Moncler held a very special performance for its branch line Moncler Grenoble.

Moncler chose the venue at the famous Central Station in New York. A total of 200 dancers suddenly appeared in the station hall in the form of Flash Mob (flash), and quickly launched the array around the central fountain.

As the music sounded, they had to step on Broadway's busy street and beat Tchaikovsky's rhythmic dance step and put on a unique dance show.

All dancers are wearing the newly released Moncler Grenoble 2011 autumn and winter clothing. The latest technology is not only warm and soft, but also the dancers dance uninterruptedly to emphasize this point to passers-by.

Street shows have been around for a long time, and no one has done so freely at Buckler. This Buckler Mens2011/2012 autumn and winter fashion week has been selected on the streets of New York, attracting many fashion trend personages to stop and wait.

This season's design is not only practical, but also worthy of reference. Buckle boots, messenger bags and yellow earphones are the main purport of Buckler.

The color of this season is mainly black and gray, drape wrinkles and suit coat combination, plus a large wool coat, so that the overall profile has a strong sense of street presence, it is self-evident.

Designer Andrew Barker (Andrew Buckler) said: "this street show can just extend pedestrians in streets and streets as a whole concept."

Of course, some media commented that this show was only a boutique tour in New York street, and it really meant the difference between the designer and the taste of commercial operation.