Look at 2014 trends from the spring and summer fashion shows in the world

Leading Words : Many big-name designers of the Spring/Summer Fashion Week 2014 have chosen the theme of crossing. After the retro style is completed, such as Dolce & Gabbana returning to the Roman style most thoroughly, ZacPosen chose the baroque of the 17th period feudal dynasty. Style, Vivienne Westwood has been lingering in the Victorian era, but also has a choice of modern style, thanks to the "great Gatsby", the Art Deco style and hedonism of the 1920s is back in popularity, JasonWu, RobertoCavalli and TadashiShoji are the era of the obsessed with gold Admired.

Retro style has always been a major source of inspiration for designers

Dolce&Gabbana 2014SS Collection

Dolce & Gabbana has always been the most designer from the cultural background. They always use the Sicilian style to elaborate Italian charm. This time it is a complete and direct return to the beginning of human civilization - the ancient Roman Empire. The draped drapes, ancient Roman coins, and Roman temples were printed. In these two hands, simple and elegant, of course, is the main show, and of course Italian-style sensuality and temptation.

Gareth Pugh 2014SS Collection

The two medieval styles of Gothism and Byzantium, shining east and west in Eurasia, but the insurgents have all chosen the pilgrimage of Paris. This era is the age of religion, and the Western Romans pursued the upward vertical pursuit distance. The sense of the Gothic wind was inherited by Gareth Pugh, and elaborated in a concise modern language. Although the Gothic wind he deduced retained the lofty sense of alienation, it brought more mysterious future feelings.

Valentino 2014SS Collection

Valentino, who has always been based on elegant feminism, chose the Byzantine style that combined Eastern and Western cultures. High-waisted robes, fine national pattern embroidery, neatly braided hair and ribbons all tell the Eastern Roman Empire. The glory.

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