2015 Spring And Summer Trends Know The Trend Of Gender Ambiguity

As early as

In the era of Louis fifteen, it is common for men to dress more luxuriately than women.

Integrating the Japanese Sumo culture and the street hip hop trend, Danish designer Astrid Andersen this season brings us very familiar elements.

As early as the age of Louis fifteen in France, it is common for men to dress more luxuriately than women.

Fashion is like a reincarnation. In recent years, there has been a wave of gender ambiguity in the men's clothing industry.

In the 2015 spring and summer show, designers are very creative.

The traditional concept of women's clothing shows an increasingly diversified fashion scene.

Speaking of J.W.Anderson, what I think of is the natural charm of the male and female. The image of men and women created by him seems to be interchangeable.

Anderson said that this season's inspiration came from "bourgeois women" and "Drowsy sexual desire" is what he tried to express through fashion carriers.

What we saw at the opening stage was a box shaped short sleeved jacket, a beautiful and artlike landscape painting, which came from a more than 80 year old man.

Designer John Allen's hand and face romantic romance continues as tender as ever.

The bat sleeve sleeves of the big dew shoulder, the low collar long coat with the women's wear tailored and the short knitted jacket with big U collar are obviously worn, and Jonathan Anderson plays with ease in the game of fashion breaking and remodeling.

The theme of this season's Xander Zhou, the senior men's wear brand named Zhou, created by Chinese designer Zhou Xiangyu, who is popular with the international stage, is a dark fantasy beach party.

In this boy's party, Xander Zhou, in addition to holding the spirit of the combination of the past movement and high fashion, has made it more romantic through vagueness in gender positioning.

Elegant broad leg pants and simple slippers lead the trendy trend, and the "wear and tear" of the lower body is also lively and interesting under the interpretation of Xander Boys.

Nicomede Talavera is a London men's wear designer who graduated from Saint Martin. On the 2015 Spring Summer Bridge, he showed us a series of interesting and almost crazy skirts, which can be 100 piece cloth collage skirt or a pleated skirt.

It was a beautiful picture of a slender teenager dressed in a fashionable hairstyle, carrying a large handbag, wearing a skirt, and walking at a brisk pace.

Integrating the Japanese Sumo culture and the street hip hop trend, Danish designer Astrid Andersen this season brings us very familiar elements.

"The way Japanese look sexy is very special, which leads me to the idea of mixing two cultures."

Andersen tells a story through apron style tailoring. She wishes to present some kind of boy's character.

In color, from amber orange to phosphor, the color is more colourful and daring.

The design of lace material covering the chest of sportswear is also revealing the breast muscles of men.

Her subversion is obvious to all - not only to stimulate the prevailing street culture, but to inject the sex chaos into the male chauvinism.

The UK's KTZ is the London trend of London, created by the Macedonian designer Marjan Djodjov Pejoski and Sasko Bezovski. The use of exaggerated patterns and crazy colors is the biggest feature of the brand. It has always been designed with a bold design and exaggerated style.

This season is no exception. Strong muscles and strong skirts complement each other. The perspective effect of gauze fabric creates a high sexy index.

Though the appearance of gender is fuzzy in the form of clothing, as long as you are an equally strong man, wearing them will only make you cool and not be a Niang.