Last week, on the T stage of the men's Fashion Week held in the local area, a group of new men of men's men dressed their shirts as canvas, showing their creativity.

Some international brands also play smart thinking on men's shirts, so that shirts with more than 100 years of history have always been the focus of men's fashion.

From the recent international men's wear stage, men's fashion is surrounded by a shirt.

Last week, on the T stage of the men's fashion week, a group of men's new force also used "shirts" as "canvas" to show their creativity.

Indeed, in recent years, men's shirts are changing in detail. A dull shirt suddenly has more than 10000 kinds of personalities and expressions. When men and boys display their heroic and dignified aspect, they also show their infinite choices of personality.

How big is the creativity of a shirt?

First of all, let's answer: why do men's fashion always depend on "shirts"?

As we all know, shirts in hundreds of years of western fashion history, is the most basic and the most unchangeable fashion list of men, consisting of collar, sleeves, buttons, or hidden elements.

Market led designer's creativity.

When it comes to fashion choices, men still vote for the shirt with the safest vote.

Elohim designer Wu Wanjun said that men's fashion is not as good as women's choice, no vest, skirt, dress, etc.

Designers also did not try to make men wear skirts, but big men just didn't wear them.

Created by Fang Delu (Keith Png) and young designer Chen Jingrong (JR), the men's wear brand Jason, which will be launched in May this year, will show on men's fashion week.

Chen Jingrong said: "in my observation with Keith, local boys buy Shirts, suits and trousers, and they don't want anything too over."

Li Jianqiang, designer of Federic Sai, a local menswear designer, said: "because of the commercial considerations, we need to introduce clothes that men will wear and dares to wear, so contemporary designers can only keep playing around with shirts and play creative in this frame."

From the Ricardo Tisci of Givenchy to the Kris Van Assche of Dior Homme, interestingly, they are just changing the element of the shirt to make the men get extraordinary results.

Look at the shirt tricks of several local designers.