Last summer we said, 'Whether you wear a T-shirt or a suit in the upper part of your body, you're right in the shorts. 'This summer, designer Tim Hamilton suggested that you 'whether you wear pants or pants in the bottom half, you're right! 'The handsome boots of the young guy let the boy pass the fall and winter still do not want to receive the shoe. However, the accessories are just a point of view, from the Black Tie and cocktail dresses, black silk-weave suits, to pleated shirts, to New York's elite cross-knit sweaters can see the 'fashion trend' However, designer Tim Hamilton seems to be defending American leisure attitude. Looking at the bottom half of all the models, using washing machines to wrinkle trousers, loose cotton trousers, and untidy wearing up-rolling pants, presents the 'official vs. casual' conflict and dialectical.

But in fairness, conflict mashups are not the latest vocabulary or the orthodoxy of fashion. So when a designer wants to use contradictions as a series of themes, it's best to be able to collaborate with a single, brilliant product. After all, 'coordinating' is a street-orientated attitude that everyone can call me to show. Designers should demonstrate excellent tailoring, silhouette or color and creativity on the runway. Although it can not be said that the narrow version of the suit is Kris Van Assche's patent, but the last spring and summer Yves Saint Laurent black nylon silk long coat feels too impressive, resulting in Tim Hamilton this men's series of more than 20 look, it is quite There is a sense of turning back in time.