KIM JONES men's indifference to the pop style (Figure)

Kim Jones took a hard time this season, crossing the Atlantic to New York to publish a fashion show for two reasons; one of the most important is that he is quite obsessed with Pupu master Andy Warhol in the late 60s, and Andy those with mechanical The composition of the geometric figure, which has been described as "no expression" and a somewhat indifferent pop style, is setting the stage for Jones' new season design.

With new luxury materials (such as cashmere and alpacas), plus the help of renowned tailor Norton & Sons on Savile Boulevard, the basic sportswear has a new life. But is it really sportswear? Actually it's not exactly because when Kim Jones adjusts the proportion "slightly" between the actual wear and the idea, for example, the length of the baseball jacket becomes a jacket, the denim track pants are wrinkled, or the sweater is mixed in layers. Wear the law and add a woolen vest; then let the blood-filled sports attire and cover with another cool yet alien style of coolness.

A boucle carpet wool used on a traditional Norfolk jacket reveals Jones's fashion design skills; adding a patch to the racing jacket presents a futuristic feel; combined with winter white cashmere and silver metallic cut-to-light corduroy Trousers are cleverly crafted to create a double-material visual effect. Jones’s accumulated wisdom in sports clothing is attributed to Warholite Lou Reed, who named the coat as a “mutator” in honor of him. (Another "mutator" coat is a combination of white and navy cashmere.) And a bear baby like a polar bear in a cashmere dress, dressed in the shy Canadian male model Ryan Taylor, certainly contains the humor sense.