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Fashion Shop Windows New Fancy &Nbsp; The Popularity Of Humanoid Models Is Growing.

2010/9/29 11:30:00 77

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And websites are often the focus of attention in the fashion world. But don't forget, the fashion models in the fashion shop windows are attracting the attention of the public.

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They also value the proportions, hairstyles and styling of human models, highlighting their costume design.

The famous British Rootstein model manufacturing company began manufacturing in 1960.

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At first, it designed a series of fancy waist shaped shapes for theaters and boutiques.

Until one day, when they hired the 15 year old model Twiggy as the prototype of the humanoid model and produced the prototype of the human model with her running, squatting and other gestures, business orders began to increase, becoming the only fashion brand in the fashion world.

At present, Rootstein has 3 factories in the world, one is in western London, the other two are in the United States, Broolyn and Kyoto in Japan.

The walls of London's factories are covered with countless pictures of contemporary and contemporary models and their mannequin models, such as Pattie Boyd, Jean Shrimpton, Sandie Shaw, Yasmin Le Bon, etc.

Rootstein has to spend 18 months from receiving production orders to completing a human model at the end. The initial selection of models, plaster molds, grinding into the sculpture studio and hairdressing studio, a customized live prototype humanoid model costs 800 euros, which is not a small number.

Rootstein's customers include Chanel, Burberry, Lanvin, Dior, Louis Vuitton and so on.

The humanoid models made by Rootstein can be described as changeable and conform to the habits of different countries. For example, Americans accept smaller models of motion, whereas Britons prefer changeable shapes. In the Middle East countries, because the women are more conservative, the local mannequin models have no head, and Turks prefer the model with thick hair and rich makeup.

Rootstein is already looking for a real human model for next season's mannequin, and the popular red flesh model David Gandy, who recently participated in the D&G men's underwear show, has become the ideal prototype for their next season.