2007 Spring and Summer Paris menswear show the power of both sexes

The fashion capital of Paris, famous for its unconstrained design style, continues its traditional charm and creativity. St. Laurent's exquisite, there are Hermes classics; both Jean Paul Goljee's rebellion, but also John. Galliano's wild, of course, more eye-catching expression of male models and hermaphrodite in high heels.

Tradition + creativity, two "sex" design styles coexist; male + female, two "sex" design elements blend perfectly, Paris's resignation, is dominated by the power of two "sex".

"Today's men are more interested in fashion than they were 10 years ago. It is now unthinkable for men to suddenly emerge a series of new developments," said Gobakh, chairman of the French High Fashion Association.

Neutral casual off men's dress up movement

After many years of dreary conservatism, men discovered that they suddenly faced a colorful, open and bold fashion world.

From the simple and fluid lines of sportswear and casual wear to neutral dresses with fuzzy gender boundaries, men have also begun to put their minds down and easily plunge into the "dress-up campaign", even wearing heels.

France's famous "Bad Boy", Jean Paul Goljee is the biggest beneficiary of men's neutral fashion.

Many years ago, he was the first designer to let men wear skirts in the show, and since then he has continuously promoted the development of the neutral movement. He presented the theme of “Gorge: The Power of Both Sexes” this season. This is the climax of this trend.

Hot pink trousers, narrow and fine leather belts and skinny leather pants, these doped with bisexual design elements have also become "ghost" John. Galliano's bold expression of the spring-summer 2007 trend.

In addition, other young designers have also added a free and wild atmosphere to the original noble and sacred Paris stage.

Chris Van Aschi also launched the theme of neutral clothing, men and women suits can even wear each other; Belgian designer Raf Simon showed 80 years of style in the 1980s, inspired by the video clip at the time of the party.

Designer Dreys Van Norton, on the monochrome suit, printed a large number of splashed tropical beach designs and won applause with his typical quirky humor.

Gabah, the chairman of the French High Fashion Association, said that he attracted many media editors and reporters within five days to pay attention to the men's wear show. "This phenomenon is very interesting. This shows that men's attitude towards fashion has changed a lot."

He said that with the efforts of younger designers such as Simon and Heidi Slimani, men’s clothing is experiencing unprecedented prosperity.

As for women's wear, from the beginning of Miss Coco Chanel in the 1920s, a large number of men's wear design elements have been used.

In recent years, the tight-fitting scale of Slimany's neutral suit designed for Christian Dior has become crazy, but there are still stars such as Madonna and Nic Kidman who admire it. . Perhaps this is the best expression of design charm.

This season, Slimani's future has become another focus of discussion in the industry.

There are rumours that Slimani’s contract negotiations with Dior did not go smoothly, and Dior executives also had an interest in finding new men’s designer replacements. Candidate replacement candidates include Slimani’s former assistant van Askey. Two years ago, Van Askey founded his own designer brand.

Despite the unclear direction, Slimani is still in the symbolic design style of "hermaphroditism" and is the perfect show for the finale of this season's men's wear week in Paris.

The constant choice of classic fashion houses

If you want to ask who can be called a classic Parisian gentleman in the spring and summer of 2007, Yves Saint-Laurent men are the most well-deserved.

In contrast with the rebellious style of John Gariano, Yves Saint Laurent designer Stefano Pilates created a full “romantic and fashionable” atmosphere for the 2007 spring and summer fashion festival. Models dressed in luxurious and elegant linen casual blouses, sloping trousers, soft moccasins and exquisite little bows, once brought the audience back to the classical era.
The old fashion house Lanvin also continued with neat and elegant shirts, fine-knit knit jackets and classic Longwan ties, fully demonstrating the gentleness of Langwan's men.

The brand image of the famous French fashion house Hermes fully fits the nostalgia of the season and the inspirational trend of sports and leisure, but in the spring and summer of 2007, the style of Hermes was calm and steady, rather simple and simple.

There is another figure that can't be mentioned on the Paris men's T stage. That is, this year has been 84 years old, announced his retirement several years ago, this time again came back to launch the men's designer series legendary designer Pierre Cardin. This legendary designer became assistant to Mr. Dior in 1946 and this year celebrated the 60th anniversary of his design career.

This time men's wear, Pierre Cardin designed the red and yellow color jackets with short cuts. The designer said that he will continue to participate in the release next year, because fashion design is the best thing that can make him feel happy.

"Up to now, I still continue my daily work and design every day. For me, it is the source of happiness," said Pierre Cardin.