Uniform Men'S Fashion Strong Protagonist

Every man must have endless reasons for his love for uniforms: the broad shape of the uniform can create a strong man; the gleaming gold ornaments on his uniform are the symbols of status and status; besides, some of the women are very excited when they see the uniform.

The uniformed blend of the above advantages has become a unique leading actor in men's fashion.

If you trace back to the history of men's clothing, you can even say that no man has ever really left his uniform.

Men's uniform world

Many people believe that uniforms have unparalleled charm.

Men get marble sculptural beauty through uniforms; women love men in uniform and think they have unparalleled appeal; designers also seek inspiration from uniforms.

It can be said that no uniform suits men's clothing better than uniforms.

Men's fashion not to be overlooked in uniform

Robert Smith, a journalist in the French fashion woman, once described the era we live in as a "uniform century".

"Humanity has just undergone a century of violence and social upheaval, and the characteristics of uniforms include personal attacks, group information, historical symbols, and so on.

The uniform tells us who should obey, who should be at a distance, who should try to get rid of it, who can put their heart to it and who should be silent about it; they even indicate who should ask for directions, who should check and who should be invited.

Speaking of uniform, it can be said that no clothing can make men more interested in uniform.

Looking at the men's wear T platform in recent years is simply a uniform world.

From the SS coat to the pilot jacket, from the embroidered jacket of the medieval aristocracy to the boxer shorts, the men's designer plays the role role-playing as well as imperceptibly changing the men's clothing to the era of uniform domination.

There is no doubt that most of the uniform is known for its clean lines and natural shape. Under the modification of the uniform, a man's physique can create a sense of line like marble sculpture.

At the same time, a wide uniform will often become a symbol of power and identity and even its own glory.

American writer Hemingway has created the image of Cantwell as a tough guy in his work "Across the river and into the Trees" ("crossing the river into the woods").

The book describes the scene: a pair of upper class couples in Italy sniffed the colonel of Colonel Kanter, which annoyed the colonel. "Colonel Cantwell gave a little salute, saying in Italian:" I'm sorry, I'm wearing military uniform.

But this is a uniform, not a casual dress. "

The subtext is self-evident. Although uniforms are made of cloth as well as civilian clothes, uniforms obviously have some hints for their wearers.

Best costume for recognition

In addition, Ann Hollander, a clothing history researcher, thinks that the reason why men love uniforms is that uniform clothing can bring a sense of security.

Therefore, wearing similar armor with others is like wearing armor, which can prevent slight injury.

At the very least, it does not attract people's attention much more than being seen as a monster.

In this regard, John morrow, author of "success through", did an interesting experiment.

As we all know, wearing a suit and shirt and tie is a recognized uniform in the financial industry. John M. Merlot arranged for some people to take part in some job interviews.

Someone wears a tie and someone wears a tie.

In the end, he found that those who tied their necktie could get the interview successfully, and those who did not wear tie were rejected.

What is even more surprising is that an interviewer gave him 6.5 dollars because he didn't see a good eye, and asked him to go out and buy a tie and then come back to continue the interview.

As a result, the man still failed to get the job because his taste in necktie was too low.

In another experiment in the book, John morrow himself acted as a man living in a suburb without a wallet to go home. He tried to borrow 75 cents home fare from the passers-by during rush hours.

In the first hour, he only wore a suit and no tie, so he borrowed 7.23 dollars. In second hours, he wore a suit and tie and borrowed $26.

There is even a man who wants to buy money for him.

This experiment shows that wearing uniform is easier to get the sense of identity of the people around the right place.

In the postwar period of Japan, a Hokkaido man lied to himself as "Colonel Kuhio" and successfully defrauded countless women's trust and 100 million yen by virtue of this identity. The only thing that allowed him to identify himself was the Colonel's uniform that he never left.

Uniform is an aphrodisiac.

The reason why uniforms are so successful in men's wear is that apart from a straight profile, it is easy to get recognition. The most important thing is that many men believe that men in uniform have unparalleled attraction for women.

Barbara Cartland, a famous pornographic novelist, once thought that the real sexy thing in her mind was "a man in a well dressed, decent uniform."

And the meaning of uniforms for women's sexual passion, Vanessa Fitz's article in the June 1955 red book is vividly depicted: "I married a doctor.

If I said I was deeply attracted by her husband's bed work and blue eyes, it would be a lie.

It is the incredible love combination of stethoscope and white coat, which has won my heart.

Uniforms lift the wearer to a higher level.

In uniform, men are no longer individuals with many shortcomings, they are no longer annoying, unhealthy habits, and are not individuals with indigestion, but are ideal individuals.

As a result, uniforms, with the support of men, women and even fashion designers, began to stride towards fashion.