Fakelondonstudio:2015 London Summer Men's Wear Week

All the time, ancient city London fashion show is famous for its classical or grotesque aesthetics. In the recent men's week, the brands were in a contested fashion. London's fantastic imagination and childlike innocence burst forth at the same time. (author: FakeLondonStudio/Clystle)

　　 Alexander McQueen

From Sarah Burton to her own banner, her every season's work is branded on her reading of Alexander McQueen's old thoughts and sincerity. "The soul of McQueen can not be duplicated. I must forget the nostalgia and face the future." Today, Sarah Burton is confident and confident in presenting us the intention of "No history".

Therefore, in this season's show, you can clearly see the traces of Sarah Burton's past and wanton back to McQueen. The cruel, dark Gothic boys who had been walking through Welsh's church were no longer there. The boys who came to walk were more artistic. They appeared from the paintings of the beast painter Henry Matisse. The bold colors and wild lines in the works were all used by Sarah Burton. The color matching and symmetrical design form of red, white and black are inspired by the mask of dongkai Kabuki. As for the impact of the art collision created by Sarah Burton, it is up to you to decide.

　 Burberry Prorsum

"He is a poet and a dreamer. He has broken all the rules and rules." This season, Christopher Bailey gave his worshipping feelings to the travel writer Bruce Chatwin without stingy. Xu is Christopher Bailey. He is unable to extricate himself from his affairs, so he puts all his love for nomadic life in this season's design. This practice can be said to kill two birds with one stone. First, it presents a remarkable tribute series, which is also surprisingly consistent with the essence of Burberry.

Looking at it is a bright and free color. The gentlemen of Britain have a fisherman's hat on the top of their soft eaves, with an ancient retro sketchbook - the cover of the sketchbook, the words "Adventure! Adventure!" and "Exploration! Explore!". The same type of printing is also printed on jackets, windbreaker, scarves and schoolbags. The men's explorers' talent, childlike innocence and wisdom are carefully excavated and fascinated.

J.W. Anderson

"Or you will be surprised that this series is too common, but you are wrong, and it has its real uniqueness." Compared with the previous few seasons, Jonathan Anderson's unusual androgynous atmosphere was surprisingly convergent in this season. But in my view, Jonathan Anderson has begun to shift the boundaries of gender ambiguity from the surface of the concrete to the deeper concept of creation, so this season, he has acted in a leisurely way, focusing on the inspiration of the show to the various bourgeois women around him.

Installation artist Michel Gaubert has reduced the show to a salon that makes women laugh and laugh, and the weak youths are walking slowly in this pink world. The opening outfit is an oil painting designed by carpet designer John Allen, which is the literary and artistic temperament of the group of Metrosexual. The white shoulder is one of the body parts that Jonathan Anderson is most willing to show. The series is a time suit that can find all kinds of shoulder shoulders, sliding shoulders or even a back. I want to say, all of this looks lazy and human, and the teenager's dream seems to be that people never want to wake up.

　 Moschino

Since mentioning Jonathan Anderson, we have to mention another Jeremy Scott who focuses on cynicism. Let alone this time, Moschino is still the first show of his men's wear.

Following the 2014 autumn and winter women's wear, such as McDonald's, SpongeBob SquarePants and Chanel, the Jeremy Scott has extended its goals to all kinds of soft drinks, national flags and more famous brands. This shows the complex pop art in the form of tribute or ridicule. It is really funny -- for example, the Chanel logo with the two smiling faces; the Monogram of Louis Vuitton has been replaced by the "M" of Moschino; the classic silk ribbon of Hermes has turned into a new printed pattern; with the spirit of this play, the Jeremy has even changed its home to "a". We may as well wait and see, perhaps the humorous fashion trend dominated by Mr. Franco Moschino will soon return in 80s.

Xander Zhou

"Youth is the most beautiful word, it may be silly, confused, but it is also precious." Every season, Xander Zhou is designed for a group of adolescent unruly teenagers. Of course, this season is no exception. With "Hyperdrive" as the concept, a Stars War type of dark surreal fantasy is engraved. Enthusiastic teenagers are holding parties at the beach. They raise their glasses, sing songs, dance and revelry, and make the hormones in the body burn fiercely.

Printing has undoubtedly become one of the focuses of the whole show. Besides the pop art patterns lacking in the street sense, the Stars War theme Darth Vader printed on black and white prints of the press axis makes the dark teenager's artistic conception perfect. Similarly, compared with the last season's sign language, we have seen more interesting sexual hints in this series, which is really thought-provoking. The youngsters are wearing bundled headwear, with a halo of lipstick on their faces, a robe and a cute mini inflatable plug on their chest. It really reminds me of how funny Xander Zhou humor is.