Return to the rustic civilian trend in the 1970s

Marc Jacobs

Sexy village clothes

“Guanguzhuang” was originally a loosely-trimmed “labor attire” originating from the lower classes of Europe, but this “loose and loose” cotton clothing with a drawstring waist was made with a comfortable texture and a lazy style. In the 1970s, western women were filled with romantic and free spirits in the "non-mainstream" fashion.

This year, many fashion brand designers coincided with each other, making the once-popular "village costume" once again come back. In the Spring/Summer Fashion Week 2011, Fendi opened with a white cotton “Guangu skirt”. The unique lantern sleeves were fitted with strapless designs embroidered with gold thread or loosely cut blouses to make the original “village” "Pretender" is sexy. And Marc Jacobs's Pony brother took inspiration from the punk outfit of the punk pioneer New York dolls in the 70s and the supermodel Naomi Campbell's dress party, and decorated the cottony village with decadent punk makeup and exaggerated flower accessories. Aunt, crazy.

Salvatore Ferragamo

Anna Sui

Hippie bohemian feelings

At the end of the year, the hippies were the most "anti-fashionable" ethnic group. However, the bohemian style and back-to-basics costumes with in-depth bone marrow dominated the fashion of an era. The pleated skirt of cotton and linen texture and the mysterious national elements are not only the symbols of hippies' subversion of mainstream fashion, but also a source of inspiration for designers of later generations.

In the Spring/Summer Fashion Week 2011, Salvatore Ferragamo and Anna Sui celebrated the hippy era of pure and natural return in a textured cotton dress. On this side, Salvatore Ferragamo praised the free spirit of Gypsy with a calm earthy color, short-sleeved tops and folds and long skirts. On the other hand, Anna Sui, who is particularly fond of bleak prints, uses a cotton bohemian dress with long feather beaded necklaces to let the mysterious alien tribes breathe.

Salvatore Ferragamo

Neutral gesture

In the 1970s, besides the hippie movement that subverted the mainstream of society, the second women’s liberation was also a revolutionary force that subverted the “mainstream” ideology of society. Women’s pursuit of gender equality has made neutral fashion an exclusive symbol of a new generation of independent women.

At Salvatore Ferragamo's spring/summer fashion show this year, the new designer, Massimiliano Giornetti, pays tribute to the 70's neutrality with a series of neat lines and neutral fashion. Compared to the tough line of smoking clothes in the 70s, Giornett's design highlights the free and easy side of women. The fabric of cotton canvas texture makes the overall shape not only too sturdy, but also a smart combination of short-sleeved tops, micro bell-bottoms and flat-bottom Roman shoes.

Long Union

Some old-fashioned modeling rules that appear on the T stage may seem new, such as the combination of short and slender. The popular "long" and "long" alliances in this season will continue to superimpose long and slender contours on the basis of a slender contour, challenging the traditional aesthetic of vision and proportion. Such as a slender waist jacket with long skirts and knee boots, so that the overall shape is impenetrable, with an unprecedented integrity; or like an LV in an A-line long over the knee sheds; can even use sweaters Create a new style of dress with a long dress.

Men's shirts

Boyfriend's white shirt

Neutral forces are the mainstream of this spring. Boyfriend-style loose white shirt with a casual lazy effort, so that women exude an unusual sexy: not sweet and greasy, is a natural breath emanating from the bones. It is paired with loose trousers, and the whole outfit looks like borrowed from her boyfriend's closet to bring out women's slenderness and have a sense of being both weak and strong. Just like the interpretation of the musical poet PattiSmith, it is more gender-blurred power and is especially suitable for thin, energetic women.