In countries where the monarchy is still preserved in the United Kingdom, it would not be too embarrassing to wear it on the street, because the street's Roman columns and marble walls will make Eugen's yarn, embroideries, and gems inlaid. In London in the autumn and winter of 2018, many designers also used the exclusive cultural advantage of Britain to integrate the temperament of the court into their works.
Simone Rocha
Simone Rocha presents an old world. Her romanticism contrasts sharply with the popular culture of today's society. Even though many people think that Rocha's works will always look like some Old School, it is undeniable that these blind girls wearing big bows with cross-cut bows can still attract many customers who prefer royal aesthetics.
And if you've been to Rocha's studio, you may be able to instantly understand how these ancient court cultures strongly intervened in her day-to-day life: images of John Constable and Mary Freer on the wall in 1809, in the height of the British Empire. In the decade, bare shoulders and open neckline brought out a very confident female image. The followers of Simone Rocha are mostly church women. They also have the characteristic that they usually have potential feminist features.
Erdem
Erdem still has such a strong style that he is very familiar with flowers and British elements. It is no wonder that popular commercial brands such as H&M also prefer to cooperate with it. After all, well-positioned and consistent designers are too attractive to loyal consumers. With the release of this season, Erdem Moralioglu and Nars announced a cooperation series with the theme of "Strange Flowers." Erdem was responsible for the packaging and was inspired by his flower theme to provide ideas for six lipsticks and crimson tones. .
This season, Erdem Fashion was released at the National Portrait Gallery in the UK. Its gorgeous skirts and portraits on the walls complement each other and it seems to bring people into the story of others. This is reminiscent of the advertisements it recently released. It is a condensed version of "The Great Gatsby," which fully embodies the glory of the golden years and brings a melancholy temperament.
It is not known whether this rich emotional level is related to Erdem's experience. The Canadian-born designer immersed himself in his English-born mother and cultivated a love for British culture. He never used excessive exaggerated colors and tailoring to express fashion, but instead pursued an elegant and introverted approach. The only downside is that not all of his prints are suitable for Asian women.
Huishan Zhang
Chinese designer Zhang Huishan's 2018 autumn/winter collection is accompanied by a bit of dark aesthetics. It is not merely a celebration of luxury pomp, but a modern interpretation. This designer's inspiration for this season comes from Wong Kar-Wai’s “Black Romanceâ€. If you have seen this movie, you will definitely remember the entanglement, implicitness and poetic expression in it. These are also the languages ​​that Zhang Huishan handles this season's fashion.
Thanks to his previous experience working with luxury brands such as Dior, Zhang Huishan is still a master in handling luxury details, rich embroidery, high-gloss leather and skirts inlaid with Schwartz jewellery, silk, sequins and flowers are also delicate. Everything is on the fabric, suitable for women who need to attend important dinners.
