Women In Tuxedo

According to the news from Cannes, the bodyguard of the shadow palace refused to wear.

Of course, we know that the meaning of red carpet is to show the stars more luxurious and gorgeous feathers than feathered birds during courtship.

But even so, when people's eyeballs are flooded with a Chinese dress on the right side of the left dress, a piece of tailoring is appropriate.

This classic style prototype is actually originated from Yves Saint Laurent designed "smoking suit". In the 60 and 70s of last century, it had the same epoch-making significance as Mary's mini skirt designed by Quant and the long skirt designed by Halston.

Saint Laurent also said: "for any woman, smoking suits are indispensable.

If you put it on, a woman will always be in the fashion, because it embodies style, not fashion. Although the trend is perishable, the style will last forever.

Just as before he had encouraged women to take off their tight underwear and wear Coco Chanel, the design of Saint Laurent not only endowed the costumes with dignity, but also gave them courage to wear them.

If you still don't understand, think of the Bianca Jagger that is wearing a white dress suit and the Mick Jagger of the rolling stone leader, and the French movie evergreen Catherine Deneuve, who is wearing elegant black trousers.

"The beauty of a tuxedo is that it can be both masculine and feminine," Deneuve once said. "It really allows women to experience unusual self feelings and even change your every move."

As Helmut Newton showed in the famous French model "Vogue" in 1975, the famous neutral model wearing a YSL tuxedo shows that this kind of tailored hard and precise clothing is more attractive than the exposed skirt.

There are more examples.

For example, Lauren Bacall, who often plays the scorpion beauty in black movies, is often seen wearing a tuxedo in vacuum and being regarded as a model Betty Catroux by Mousika Yves Saint.

But in addition to sexy, an elegant tuxedo is an example of mature charm.

As Lauren Hutton showed in the 2011 spring and summer series show for Tom Ford, women wearing white silk trousers and wearing the Cape fur hat will move forward among men instead of following behind.

Of course, there are more reasons for choosing a tuxedo: you don't have to worry about looking pale, hiding your body fat, overdressed or tender, and it doesn't take much time.

It is no wonder that the author of "Paris style", who is still over the age of Chanel Ines, is still on the show at the Chanel show. She suggests that every woman should have a tuxedo (in fact, the basic model of the wardrobe that she calls "invincible seven pieces" is worth mentioning: men's sports jacket, windbreaker, sailor's shirt, waistcoat, small black skirt, jeans, and leather jacket).

For a woman who can't afford a new Tom Ford or can't find a classic YSL smoked suit, Whistles will soon be able to launch a formal dress series in August, and after visiting Reiss's store in central London, it has also gained a lot of money and bought a beautiful white evening dress shirt.

In addition, the last time I visited the Outnet website (an addictive designer fashion discount website), I saw a Yves Saint Laurent Ivory crepe tuxedo on sale at a discount from 2025 to 709 pounds.

Sure, this is still a good price, but think about it, you can wear it to the wedding -- even like Bianca Jagger, to be a bride dressed in a suit or wear it to a garden party or formal dinner, which is much more interesting than those of the star lace skirts or pink dress skirts worn by the little stars on the red carpet.