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The British Pattern Is Popular For Millennia &Nbsp, And The Classic Pattern Has Been Banned.

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Grid fashion

Grid fashion

Christmas, Valentine's day and thanksgiving day, the popularity of these imported products in China is very high, and there are many more special things to do.

Fashion personage

The festival is worth celebrating.

National Tartan Day, which is popular in North America, Canada and the United States of Scotland, was born in 1982. Under the auspices of New York ancient Scotland club, New York governor Hugh Kelly and New York mayor Edward Cox announced July 1st as the "grid day" and the 200th anniversary commemorative ceremony to abolish the bill to prohibit Scottish people from wearing lattices in August 12, 1747.

Lattices

Popular

It has not been overnight. Since its appearance, people have been interpreting the charm of innovation repeatedly and repeatedly.

Coco Chanel said, "if you want to be replaced, you must always be different."

Yves Saint Laurent also said that "the trend is endless, the style is perpetually". The appearance of black and white grid satisfies the needs of both changing and maintaining elegant attitude.

More than 1700 years ago, the classic fossil elements appeared in the history of the grid.

Scotland

The highland, then Wallace and the Scotland uprising dressed up in Scotland skirts, humiliating the England army and humiliating the England army. The unique Scotland grid swept through the whole Europe. Fashion and time came to date. The lattice doctrine of the British Isles has become a romantic trend in the global trend.

The grit, which is full of nostalgia, has infinite possibilities, whether it is grain, size or combination. In recent seasons, the grit is still the most favorite element of every brand designer.

The late British bad boy Alexander McQueen rewrote the golden age of advanced custom fashion houses in the autumn and winter series in 2009, creating a more distorted and grotesque French fashion.

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houndstooth

Thousand birds

Since the Duke of Windsor wears, the black and white tweed pattern, which originated from Prince Welsh, has swept the English upper class.

Because it resembles the lattice pattern of the hunting dog's teeth, so it is called the dog tooth lattice. In 1948, Mr. Christian Dior applied the optimized canine case to the fashion box's first perfume Miss Dior's box. Since then, the bird's charm has been put on the elegant and elegant chair.

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Scotland pattern

The Scottish family initially lived in the family, and each family gradually formed its own square pattern. This idea has been preserved for thousands of years. Behind each lattice pattern, it represents the existence of a family. Therefore, Tartan is a totem of the Scottish people. It is not too much for a Scottish man to declare his family life to the world.

Scotland's deep and rich tone combination is full of English romantic flavor. Following the way of Scotland family, each brand has designed its own unique Tartan:Burberry, which is a light brown background with white black line. Aquascutum is a black and brown and three color combination of rough lines; Daks is also a light brown background with black and red lines; the queen empress Vivienne Westwood integrates the privileged taboo Tartan in her history into her eccentric and avant-garde works, making it a necessary element for punk styling.

Diamond lattice

The rhombohedral pattern also originated in Scotland, and the initiator was from the Campbell family in Argyle area, Scotland, England.

In fact, almost any two kinds of lattices can be combined freely, and diamond shaped grids are collaged.

When it comes to rhombus, the classic Chanel 2.55 becomes its pronoun.

The diamond design of the 2.55 package comes from the knight's car coat, and the inspiration of Chanel's Brown Suede cushions in Paris's Kang Peng Street mansion. She creates a unique diamond grain effect by using diamond diamond open stitch.

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Herringbone grid

Herringbone is also called fish ridge. It is a miniature bird. It is called fish ridge because it shrinks like fish bones.

Because the grid is small, the contrast between black and white is not clear.

Many coats are made of this grid, more mature and restrained than the birds.

Madras

Madras grid

Madras, a loose fabric from India Madras, is of high quality.

cotton

Woven, with plant dye printed grid, stripes, checkerboard, washed easily fade.

This pattern originated from all kinds of Scotland patterns favored by Indians in the early nineteenth Century and changed according to local color.

In Naipaul's "India Trilogy", there is a visit to the Hindu practitioners in Madras, a tropical city, full of the bright yellow of India.