New York Fashion Week, Autumn And Winter Series: Exotic Culture (1)

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In the New York armory hall, the dreamy scene to greet the audience is a broken Castle designed by artist Rachel Feinstein, and a retro simulation fountain under the arc T platform. This mysterious and weird winter landscape is like the modern version of Alice Wonderland. The clothes of the models are more like the spirit of new immigrants in Plymouth in seventeenth Century and the street trend in twenty-first Century. Their romantic overlaps, bright buttons, romantic rainbow coloring, brocade shoes and huge hats, from the style and color of the designer can see the combination of humor and creativity. Mark Jacob (Marc Jacobs) is again astonishing. He brings us a real joyous moment to remind us that fashion also needs courage and creativity. {page_break}

Shape: overlap and blend of shape and texture; classic cut jackets and coats, highlighting colors and buttocks, matching bottomless and woolen skirts; hand knitted super jackets and tops; woolen skirts and lex jackets overgrown with shins; leather seams;

Length: skirt hem to knees or legs; color: high tech suggestive colors, such as black, Navy, green, pink, red, purple, yellow, brown and white.

Material: wool imitation lamb skin, lurox, shitland double-sided satin, hand woven wool, brocade, twill soft.

Accessories: huge soft leather hat, showing many versions, with color changing with material, mink, beaver fur, fox fur, wool, ostrich hair and stork hair; eighteenth Century style leather and brocade shoes, large buckle ring high water shoes with socks.