Paris fashion week has not yet officially started, had already began one of the most important chapters in the spring and summer of each year trend, printing, seems a bit too rush. But this is also this year to see where said, printing has saved up so many pictures, just ahead of appearances, finished! Although said, there are printed every year spring and summer, look seem to fancy, bushes and flowers, but on closer inspection, if there is a lot of difference between printing and printing.
Let's begin with the first New York fashion week. The people of New York has always been pragmatic, so research on die under the kung fu subtle changes of design and color, not too keen. So generally speaking, the New York fashion week can see printed clothing, is as plain as the following RebeccaMinkoff mostly.
But this year's New York is an exception, that is MarcJacobs. Mr Ma has been in the last two years been said lack of novelty, show no exciting, so a cruel one stamp, this year will be gothic wind, palace of wind, wind, punk movement ones up wind, even printed on the clothes are so domineering.
Digital printing industry today is a leader, clipping often is not surprising, but on the printing design of imagination has been amazing, that is filled with ink and romantic artistic conception show last year I was impressed so far. This year's MK, amplify the details of all kinds of clothing and adornment after amplification, printed on the clothes. Although fresh, but is the last time, seems to be much less aftertaste.
Speaking of wacky punk, less than 10 years of House ofHolland when the number of outstanding person. Another clipping design is nothing big flower heads, but tonal, design brand is very interesting. This year, "the Dutch house shows visible on Madonna, reminds me of my last season dolce &gabbana those with gold silver gemstone beads and sequins and compose a pattern of the church of coloured drawing or pattern glass type, from the manual, the former to the latter, but it is also indicates the pattern of today's popular religion.
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