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Scotland Grid Men'S Fashionable Past And Present Life

2012/1/27 14:54:00 9

"The Scotland grid is equal to the history of the British Empire".

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In order to distinguish the prestige robes of the enemy and ourselves from the battlefield, and to the status symbol of the prominent family, the evolution and development of the Scotland lattice is closely following the process of British history and culture.

On the stage of fashion today, the Scotland lattice has long been a very fashionable language of fashion. It tells the immortal myth of classic fashion in the endless stream of fashion.

First, the grid is used to distinguish the region.

I don't know why.

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People like the lattice so much, but this regional pattern was really born before 1700. At that time, it was not as colorful as it is now. It is just a square pattern made of brown and white, and its function is simple. The cloth printed with this pattern is used to make pottery stoppers.

Until around 1700, a doctor practicing in Scotland said in his article, "Scotland's lattice has obvious geographical features. People in the same area are wearing the same lattice clothing, and the outsiders can identify the area from which they are wearing the checked dress."

Although it does not describe the differences between these lattices, it is proved that the Scotland grid has become a mark of geographical distinction at that time and is in the locals.

Universal

Come on.

Distinguish the enemy's identity Robe

In the development of Scotland grid, it seems that it has been unable to get rid of the relationship between "distinguishing a certain group of people", and this characteristic has also been used in the battlefield.

In 17 and eighteenth Century, the war between the highlands of the Scottish Highlands lasted for years, and the men on the battlefield began to distinguish the enemy from the different lattice patterns.

In 1746, in the famous battle of the Republic of Scotland, the British soldiers wearing square skirts and brave warriors left a deep impression on the English. Scotland's lattice was recognized as part of Scotland's culture and tradition and began to become popular in Scotland lowlands and other parts of the UK.

William Wilson, a textile company in the lowland of Scotland, has a great influence on the popularity of Scotland grid.

In order to meet the increasingly strong demand for grid clothing, the company has introduced many new patterns.

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The pattern of grids is greatly expanded.

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Clan grid is a symbol of the family.

With the development and popularity of Scotland grid, its "distinguishing" function has been gradually moving towards the extreme.

In 1822, in order to welcome king George IV of England to visit Edinburgh in Scotland, sir Walter Scott put forward "let everyone wear his own lattice."

This unique pattern clan, the Scotland lattice, which represents a clan or family, has since become a symbol of success.

By the end of the nineteenth Century, almost all families with status and status had their own.

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The grid pattern, the clan Scotland grid has been unprecedentedly developed.

Britain has even set up the Scotland checker registration Association, which has registered these private sex lattices, mostly named after their surnames.

Special lattice has special meaning.

In addition to being a grid of clan symbols, Scotland has also produced special lattices suitable for different requirements.

For example, the Stewart Royal, which is specially designed for royalty, is known as the "red grid + Green Grid" pattern. It is known as "aristocratic case". It is derived from the Stewart family of the British Queen's matriarchal family. The Supreme Balmoral (gray, black + Red + white stripes) is plain, but it is still the Queen's Royal lattice, and it is also the only lattice pattern not publicly available.

There are also black grey lattices known as "government cases". The funeral ceremonies are usually worn in black and white grid. The grid used for sports and hunting is mainly dark brown, dark and so on, and there are even special flowers to distinguish men and women.

Nowadays, family concept is weak in Scotland, but these special lattices are of special significance.

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It is still preserved. If you wear the wrong pattern, you will be laughed at.

Scotland classic classic fashion

AI Shan loves Windsor

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It is also a supporter of Scotland grid.

"The invention of the Pringle diamond lattice was an accident when making a sweater for Duke of Windsor.

"Then, with the help of the British royalty fashion designer, Scotland grid has been put on the stage of fashion.

Many fashion brands also own their own Scotland grid pattern, which is exactly the same as that of the Scotland family.

For example, Burberry has a light brown background and a white black red line; Daks is a light brown background with black and red lines, while Pringle of Scotland stands alone with diamond.

This "group pattern" is generally known as a brand Logo, and is also registered and not allowed to be infringed.

Nowadays, those represent the nobility.

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The Scotland lattice is endowed with new meaning by designers. The most representative one is punk godmother Vivienne Westwood.

She integrated the Scotland taboos of privilege and taboo in history into eccentric and avant-garde works, making it an essential element of punk modeling and a symbol of rock rebellious spirit.