On Wednesday morning, Yves Saint Laurent brand designer Stefano Pilati brought us the latest holiday series.

In this season's fashion show, Pilati combines the pleasant yacht life with poppy flowers, bringing us a new experience.

Speaking of the inspiration for this fashion show, Pilati said, "I have always liked poppies, but I never thought of applying them to clothing. Not long ago, I read a book about poppies and went on vacation in Italy to see a large poppies. So I decided to add them to my involvement."

The fashion show was chosen at Haunch of Venison Galley. The gallery is hosting all the fashion shows for Christie, "s, all of which" Pilati chooses such a place, just to show the privacy of YSL brand.

Pilati displays the beauty of poppies in many ways: the abstract patterns on the conjoined clothes, the petal ornament on the tops, etc.

Pilati's assistant showed him some marine theme jewelry designs, such as starfish, ropes, etc. Pilati liked this idea very much, and he added poppy flower design to these elements.

This is the latest design concept of Pilati: making fun and fun design.

He spent 1972-1982 years looking at the Rive Gauche files. The models were dressed in gold buckled jackets, sailor style berets, and a pair of casual shoes. They actually went to the Four Seasons Hotels banquet or to work in the Avenue George V office.

The charm and joy behind this disguised Pilati inspired him. He said, "this interesting element is lacking in the fashion industry today. If we do something because we fear or doubt it, it is totally meaningless.

I know that certain rules must be adopted in business competition, but many times it is with these rules that fashion loses its original interest.

The success of McQueen design is largely due to the fact that he is not influenced by the rules of these industries, and only does his favorite design. "

Pilati has been a YSL brand designer for 11 years. He is the longest designer in the brand up to now.

In the past 11 years, he has also encountered many difficulties: in 2005, he first criticized the first series of YSL brand design; at the beginning of this year, he also heard the news that Pilati would be fired.

Pilati responded well to all the difficulties. He said, "I have a deep understanding of the mission of YSL brand. I feel that I have accomplished this mission to some extent, and I have great pressure on my shoulders. These pressures mainly come from the outside world.

I never thought my design could exceed Saint Laurent. I just tried my best.

I think it is very important to keep the unique style of the brand. This style should not be lost because of the designer's change.

I am doing this job just because I love fashion. It will never change. "