Gentlemen, courts and Chinese men can consider updating the New Year's wardrobe

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Oliver Spencer

Oliver Spencer, a low-key gentleman, continued his style. Last season's “Love Town” concept meant that London was a beautiful, proud and loving city. By this season, the slogan became “Love is the drug”. , The designer's interpretation of love begins to enter a new level.

Naval blue and corduroy are used in a large area, from jackets to coats, and the British gentleman with a bit of guilt seems to be very suitable for straight men to use as a reference for everyday wear.

Edward Crutchley

Edward Crutchley returned to London this season. The show held in the church was displayed in a very traditional Western culture. The use of a large number of corduroy and court prints, combined with modern tailoring, has led to a dialogue between the past and the present. Based on this, Edward collaborated with Emoji this time. He believes that Emoji enables people to communicate across geographical, linguistic and cultural boundaries. This is the first time that Emoji has crossed the border in the field of luxury goods.

In order to create a luxurious court theme, designers use a combination of images on different fabrics. The relaxed silhouette is the signature design of this season, in stark contrast to the drapery folds. Coupled with sneakers, the designer has plenty of room for body-wearing comfort.

Xander Zhou

Chinese designer Zhou Xiangyu brought a complete "Chinese creation" feast this season. From the beginning to the end, Chinese elements are integrated into self-cultivation and erection suits. Different from the exaggeration of the previous season, most of the designs for this season More low-key, suits or Chinese characters into the dark print and costume elements, or with a fur cape, or high-saturation bright colors. Some models also came with a fan, and Tai Chi Bagua was also designed as a suit.

Surprisingly, the last few sets of “on the beach” robes printed with Chinese tigers make it easy to remember the role of Xu Wenqiang. Zhou Xiangyu's interpretation of China has made Chinese design deeply rooted in the British fashion industry, and for Zhou Xiangyu, this is his way of expressing his homesick feelings - to feel time by deconstructing nostalgia. In addition, modern elements are also used to mix and match, such as this year's hot hip-hop element - the rap lover's gold and silver chain became the protagonist of accessories.