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Male: Dress Style To Deal With Identity

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Label Of Dress Style Identity

Dandy, Teddy Boy, Greaser...

Men's

Fashion style

Most of them are posted.

Label

Literally, you can roughly locate his personal preferences and temperament, such as Dandy's pursuit of perfect details; Teddy Boy is free and uninhibited; Greaser focuses her attention on her own head.

When a man falls in love, he is born with this clothing dictionary specially designed for them.

Dandy: the Playboy

Dandy is a nostalgic word. It refers specifically to those dudes who are extremely sophisticated in appearance.

Historically, Britain and France from 18 to nineteenth Century were undoubtedly the warmer beds of Dandy culture.

During this period, a number of famous Dandy men have emerged, including the British poet Byron with handsome appearance, the famous French novelist Jules Barbey D, Aurevilly, the Playboy model French writer Charles Baudelaire, who has two handwriting moustache.

But compared with other prominent Dandy, in eighteenth Century, there was a playboy named Brummell who could best express the essence of Dandy. He was poor and impoverished, but still kept his meticulous habit of dress.

The Dandy style we can see today is mostly influenced by the British writer Oscar Wilde. Apart from the basic custom tailored suit, the Dandy's characteristics manifest itself in every detail of his body, and his fascination with her appearance is just like that of the ancient Greek boy who was plunged into the water with his own reflection.

Typical characteristics of Dandy:

1 exquisite customization

Suit

2 a beautiful bow tie or tie.

3 clever and bold collocation

4 a pair of decent shoes.

5, there are no details to deal with.

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Teddy Boy: Rogue youth

Teddy Boy sprang up in London in the 50s of last century and spread to the whole of England.

The reason why it is called Teddy Boy is related to their distinctive style of dress.

After the war, these young people were free and careless. They did not care about school or work. They only loved to dress up and play with themselves.

They wore a coat of the Edward VII era - a large suit, a velvet velvet collar and pocket, a black or white Turtleneck Shirt, a thin necktie called "Slim Jim", a loose suit trousers, and Irish leather shoes with a thick bottom called Brogues.

Typical characteristics of Teddy Boy:

1 a broad, overlaid suit jacket.

2 fine ties

3 white high necked shirt

4 thick leather shoes

5 tall hair style

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Hippie: Hippie wind

Perhaps, Hippie is the most influential and far-reaching style in this man's dictionary. It is not only confined to clothing, music or lifestyle, but is deeply touched by the mysterious religion.

The origin of Hippie was popular in the mid 60s of the last century as a youth subculture. The consciousness and values of early Hippie came from the "Beat Generation". These aimless young Americans listened to psychedelic rock, opened their sexual consciousness, and used natural and artificial magic agents to explore the true purpose of life. That is, they tried to develop their spiritual realm, and even borrowed the knowledge of occult science, Buddhism Tantra, and primitive religious culture such as India and North America.

One of the unwritten rules of Hippie is that they never shave their hair, and even "beauty beard" is common.

In clothing, they advocate colorful, and the designs that seem to have hallucinogenic effects are their hearts. Therefore, tie dyed fabrics and rainbow colors are widely welcomed by hippies.

Xi Li Ge, who was once very popular last year, is the best representative of this style of dress.

Typical characteristics of Hippie:

1 dirty hair

2 colorful, layered clothing

3 rainbow colors with hallucinogenic effects.

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Greaser: Grease family

"Greaser" originated in the streets of the southern and northeast of the United States in the 50s of the last century. They first appeared in the form of gangs, with a unified style. They all had an unforgettable appearance, especially their hairstyles. In fact, the name "Greaser" also stems from their unique hairstyle.

These young people are willing to put a lot of things on their hair, such as hair spray, mud, wax, even cream, olive oil and vaseline.

Hairstyles are usually combed back like duck tails.

At any time, their hairstyles are meticulous, no less than Dandy's diligent pursuit of clothes.

And their clothing industry has different characteristics. They like to wear white or black T-shirts, roll up their sleeves at the same time, as if they want to do a big job.

The hood is a black leather jacket, under Levi "s501" or 505, and a pair of black motorcycle boots, almost the standard Greaser.

To see a little more, have you seen the story of "the story of a hooligan"? Leslie Cheung's modeling in it can be called the Chinese version of Greaser.

Typical characteristics of Greaser:

1 apply a lot of hair spray.

2 duck tail hairstyle

3 tight T-shirt

4 black motorcycle leather jacket

5 black tie boots

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Punk: punk rock

For most people, Punk is just a musical style and clothing style. Even in the 70s of last century, Punk culture has not yet sprouted.

When it came to the embryonic stage, it still had no contents at all. Only under the pressure of economic crisis and employment, a group of bored British ruffian was vented by alcohol.

Accompanied by those unrhythmic noises, under the naked rebellion, people who came from various professions, such as workers, musicians, students, peasants, and so on, have shed their hypocritical appearance and turned their discontent into Punk.

The negative feelings of discontent also shifted to clothing at the same time, thanks to Vivienne Westwood. In her hands, not only did the Beatles such a most famous Punk band, but also formally put Punk as a dress style onto the T stage, though the clothes that were deliberately made ragged and full of nails were never seen before, and no one had ever appreciated it before, but the old lady in England really played the role of Punk's deviant rule.

This may be the philosophical significance of Punk, the British commentator Jon Savage said: "history is created by those who say no."

Typical characteristics of Punk:

1 a large number of tattoos or rings

2 weird hairstyle

3 rivet trim

4 clothes that are intentionally torn apart

5 disdain expression