Fashion Trend Of Fashion Design 1

In any case, fashion trends have been rising gently over the past few years in the textile and garment industry.

We are pleased to see that with the growing market demand, the trend research institutions are gradually developing.

To a certain extent, they made indelible contributions to the "soft power" of the textile and garment industry.

In this issue, we will discuss how fashion research institutions capture, research and use fashion trends.

Early twentieth Century

Chinese tunic suit and new style cheongsam

Because of Sun Zhongshan's advocacy, and because of its simplicity and practicality, the Chinese tunic suit became popular with the western-style clothes since the revolution of 1911.

In 1912, the government of the Republic of China ordered the Chinese tunic suit to be a dress, modifying the style of the Chinese tunic suit and giving it a new meaning.

Because of the demise of Manchu ruling regime, cheongsam wears very little at this time, and Western style Chinese dress is bustling and mixed.

The old flag robe has been abandoned, and the new cheongsam began to grow in the disguised fashion.

Missionaries, businessmen and revolutionaries competing for the establishment of women's studies set off a wave of feminist movement, seeking to liberate the atmosphere of society in order to wash away the stereotypes of dress adornment.

1950s

Lenin dress, flower Bragge

The main features of Lenin's clothing are the collar, double breasted and double bottom pockets with a dark sloping pocket.

"Do Lenin suits, keep married."

It was the popular saying of young people at that time.

Lenin is popular in young new China, in addition to showing the revolutionary pursuit of Chinese women at that time, but also because it has more or less decorative elements -- double buttons and big lapel. In addition, the tight girdle function of the additional belt helps to highlight the female body line.

The women cadres were very much dressed up by Lenin.

The most fashionable dress among young women is blue or gray sling, overalls and white shirts.

In the late 50s of last century, when a former Soviet leader visited China, he put forward that Chinese clothing was not in line with the image of a socialist country. Women should wear flowers and clothing to reflect the prosperous face of socialism.

For a time, wearing Bragg became fashionable.

Biraghi is the pliteration of Russian dress. The style is very simple: loose short sleeves, bubble wrinkle skirts, simple round collar and waist belt.

This style is healthy, lively, unpretentious and popular for a long time, so that many middle-aged women's skirts in summer are still slightly changed by Biraghi.

1960s

Official uniform and Chinese tunic suit

The heat of cadres' clothing is affected by the army's clothing.

Cadres stationed in various cities wear gray tunic.

Such a costume is actually the dress of the old Jiefang District Cadres: the four gray cotton cloth tunic, which is washed gray, first imitated by the young students, and the revolutionary enthusiasm inspired them to wear the costumes symbolizing revolution, followed by people from all walks of life scrambling to imitate, some wore Western clothes and still wore a cadre's clothing outside.

Since then, there have been other styles, such as youth clothing, student wear and military casual wear. Compared with the Chinese tunic suit, there are only a few changes in collar and pocket, forming a series of Chinese tunic suits.

At the end of the 70s, "Dacron" became popular.

1970s

With the implementation of the policy of reform and opening up in 1978, China opened its doors and changed its outlook. Chinese people re looked at their clothes in the eyes of self doubt.

So, the young girls wore the "Dacron" skirts of the broken flowers, stood at the side of the railings, chatted with each other, and tinkered with their dresses, and the golden sunlight shone their charming posture, becoming the only scenery in the barren years.

"Green ocean" army uniform

During the ten years of the cultural revolution, the "army of one billion people and one billion soldiers" began to serve in the military uniform era.

During the "Cultural Revolution" period, the most fashionable outfit was to wear a grass colored old military uniform without a collar and hat, and tie a brown armed belt, wearing Mao Zedong's badge on the chest, carrying a green canvas satchel on the chest, wearing a red guard's armband on his arm, and a pair of grass green liberation shoes on his feet.

In addition to the red guards, quite a number of workers, peasants, teachers, cadres and intellectuals also wore military uniform.

In this period, the sense of hierarchy of clothing gradually disappeared and replaced by class consciousness.

In the original ideology of plain living and frugality, strong revolutionary and militarized colors have been added.

Early 1980s

Bell bottoms, bodybuilding trousers and dress

As China's economy continues to open to the outside world, western culture and Hong Kong and Taiwan Fashion enter the mainland rapidly and convey the latest trend information to the younger generation.

And this change is directly reflected in 80s.

This period is also regarded as the true beginning of the development of Chinese dress and spring and the revival of Chinese fashion concept.

In the early 80s of last century, the "red skirt" on the screen liberated Chinese women from a single stereotyped fashion style and began to pursue clothing color and style that suited their own characteristics. The era of a diversified and colorful female costume was officially coming.

Trendy pants, bat shirts, bodybuilding pants, dress and so on, all kinds of costumes gradually enter the field of vision and become fashionable.

1990s

Worship luxury brands

In the 90s of last century, luxury, expensive and rare were no longer the exclusive words used to criticize the Western way of life. They had also become the goal of life that some pockets of people filled with righteous pursuit, and the worship of famous brands became the expression of noble taste.

Twenty-first Century

DIY popular clothing

In twenty-first Century, people simply followed the trend to lead the trend. From the blind worship of famous brand to the popularity of DIY personalized clothing, all of them reflected the replacement and progress of the times.

This century is an era of individuality, a time of awakening of self-consciousness, and a free era of "I am the master of my site".

In twenty-first Century, the mix and match wind became popular, which completely subverted the traditional concept of "overall dress" and injected great freedom to interpret personality.

Clothing is a kind of memory and a history worn on it.

It records the changes of the times, the development of society and the progress of civilization in a non textual way. From the vicissitudes of clothing of young people, we can see that the trend of fashion is changing.