Costume National Men's Wear 09 Futuristic Futures (Figure)

Designer Ennio Capasa displayed 36 futuristic looks in this season's Costume National men's wear. As fashion circles know, he created a fashion revolution in the 1990s that rivals Giorgio Armani in the 1980s. The tube started from women's wear, but he changed the relationship between the visual and meaning. In other words, he successfully used a sharp outline to show complexity, reality and sex. "Sometimes, men are really contradictory. They want to express the gesture of a successful person, but they also want to convey a lazy and sexy personality." The definition of Ennio Capasa was that year. Not only in an exclusive interview, said: "The Costume National men's style is not fixed, but some elements will always exist in the series, such as a good cut, mix and match some rock and street attitude."

This year marks the 22nd anniversary of the Costume National brand. If we look at the 22nd century, he is sure that the issues people are still concerned with will be environmental protection. Therefore, he did a great job, that is, using a seemingly recycled fabric (such as bamboo or aluminum cans texture special silk), fine cut into a cool summer dress. He wanted to emphasize how modern people can demonstrate their existence value through actions while global warming. However, in fact, from the somewhat boring and dull work of this season, Capasa's mind seems to be unable to attract men to pay for the idea of ​​environmental protection.