Men's week warmth performance is not a time of innovation

In late January, the "2005-2006 Winter Men's Wear Week" came to a close in Milan, the capital of fashion. From the popular trends of dozens of world's top menswear brands displayed this time, it can be seen that this season's show field presents a gentle expression. The famous designer, Ciencia Prada, described the information revealed in this fashion week as: "Now is not a time of innovation, but we should analyze what men really want to get from the fashion industry. When we face reality, we will find that men's The heart is actually conservative."

From the trends of dozens of world-class men's wear brands Versace, Prada, Alexander Mcqueen, and Emporio Armani (shown by Emporio Armani), we can see that this is the main trend. Fashionable loose-fitting coats, printed sweatshirts, sheepskin jackets and hats, or military jackets and velvet jackets with buckles, this season's show is a gentle expression.

Neoconservative with bizarre colors

Annotation for the assessment of Daisy Prada is that Prada's trend this season is no longer the last season's shiny snakeskin shoes, zebra hats and Hawaiian t-shirts. Instead, it is a mature and prudent style and a more affordable price: gray. Orthodox coats, tailored suits, and simple knits form the main theme of Prada's winter 2005 men's wear; by contrast, young models with small neckties, sports suits, and slightly hairy hair are considered to be field shows. On the most avant-garde styling - Prada to people is a concept that wants to return to its true colors.

Similarly, Versace is also in the end to "go to" - it is the classic black as the main color of the new round of winter menswear show: slightly conservative suits, satin dinner dresses and padded trousers, highlighting Men's deep and steady temperament; and velvet trousers, brown printed shirts, bright partial distribution, it is to pull people's memories to the 70s of last century.

It can also prove that this season's men's wear does not look more cool, there is AlexanderMc-queen. As always, the designer Marco Kun showed his legendary cutting techniques—pale blue, dark purple, and a slightly bright silver-gray suit. This was the proof of his exquisite design; at the same time, Marco Kun An ingenious new design has also been introduced: loose cotton trousers with leather belts, fur hats and print-coated leather coats complement each other. Only in the design of a strong contrasting, tough uniform jacket and lazy fat leg pants, Marco Kun showed his boldness and novelty.

And to cast a bit of eclecticism on this season's neo-conservatism is Roberto Menichetti, former head of Burberry, who has now become a designer for Celine. And for the Celine men's wear has established its unique style. In this season's men's wear design, Manichetti expresses easy-to-wash sportswear in calm taupe, brown, brown, gray and black, which not only leads the trend but also avoids frills. Then, he is in sports and leisure. The clothes were mixed with some bizarre large square patterns, and the bright yellow giant travel bag with fashionable skateboards became the highlight of the show. "VOGUE" magazine commented on Maniciti: "It seems that in this season, Manichetti can fully fill the money bag with a gentle, comfortable and trendy design."

Gentleness is more neutral

Since taking over the coach from designer Calvin Klein in June 2003, Italo Zucello has been exploring the essence of the Calvin Klein brand in a low profile. This season, he presented neutral elements for Calvin Klein men's clothing: slim, looming shirts, blue and brown velvet suits, refined printed brown shirts, fitted slacks, and compact belts—Itaru · Zuckero focused on interpreting the gentleness and sensibility of men. This move has won praise from the fashion industry.

British designer Alexander Kokokun has boldly launched a lot of shiny jewels to decorate the outer surface of the men's jacket during this season, making men's wear look sexy in tight underwear. The fashion industry's commentary is: "When the use of jewelry in the menswear world is rare, his fashion show has expanded the concept of 'men'swear' - this once again proves that Marco Kun has amazing Business mind."