Retro Style Swept Through 2012 Autumn/Winter Premium Custom Fashion Week

Fall/Winter 2012 Advanced customization The Fashion Week has ended recently, and Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Elie Saab, Giorgio Armani Priv é, Givenchy, Dior and other brands are still present. They continue to demonstrate the delicacy and magnificence of high-end fashion.

2012 Autumn/Winter Premium Custom Fashion Week Retro Style

But there are fewer and fewer brands that can stick to them. In order to make this stage more inclusive, the sponsor has also actively invited new designers from other countries to participate in these years, such as Yiqing Yin, a Chinese designer, and Iris van Herpen, a Dutch designer who appeared in this fashion week. Compared with the delicacy of most brands, these brands show a completely different look. For example, in the design of Iris van Herpen, there is no chiffon, fur, silk or lace, and most of them are plastic, metal or unknown artificial materials. All kinds of bionic "clothes" made from these materials are not practical, but at least provide more possibilities for future clothes.

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2012 Autumn/Winter Premium Custom Fashion Week Retro Style

It is not difficult to find that there are not many designers looking forward to the future, such as Iris van Herpen. More designers choose to recall the past and let the retro style blow on the stage of advanced customization. Ulyana Sergeenko, a Russian beauty, added many details of clothing in the Russian period into her design; The skirt designed by Raf Simons for Dior drew on the exaggerated New Look silhouette in the late 1940s; Donatella Versace returns to the classic elements of her brother's life.

The use of Medusa's head and the inspiration from soldiers make this series of clothes both soft, sexy and resolute; Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci took his work back to the 1960s, and interpreted the elegant evening dress style that Mr. Hubert de Givenchy is best at; Karl Lagerfeld returns to the era when the brand was founded with the theme of new retro, paying tribute to Ms. Coco Chanel's era and her design; Giorgio Armani Priv é also returned to the classic, using short jackets, high waist wide leg pants, round hats, jewelry handbags and other masterpieces to interpret the charm and nobility of neutral girls