Printing Elements Lead The Men'S Clothing Brand To The Waist

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< p > no accident. < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > Valentino < /a > this season also used camouflage pattern, but in addition, we can also see a lot of collision and geometric printing, the brightness is not high color to maintain the stability of men, but a large area of color and printing also make men's clothes no longer old-fashioned.

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< p > black and white printing makes the whole dress lively. The pattern of graffiti shows young men's lively breath. It is a good example for young white-collar workers. It is also a recent hot a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/ index_c.asp" > lattice printing < /a >.

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Do you see the bright colors of P? The season of Raf Simons is a series of cooperation with his good friend American artist Sterling Ruby. The brisk color and splash print have a street flavor, which seems to be designed for rebellious teenagers, but it is believed that every man who has a fashionable attitude can put him on the body.

In the deep black, with a few strokes, and some blue paint on the shirt, everything looks so natural and unaffected. Why don't we make a happy painter with individuality? < /p >

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< p > Belgian < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > > fashionable dress < /a > the famous" Antwerp six gentlemen "among the most ghosts and horses designers WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK released 2014 autumn winter men's wear series.

The continuation of WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK has always had some weird style, but the beard has come to Paris this time with the slogan of "eliminating racial discrimination". Under the extremely interesting design language, it seems that we have deducted a literary and artistic game with metaphorical nature. What is Grandpa thinking? < /p >

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