Wild South American original tribe Proenza Schouler 2011 early autumn women's new product release

Wild South American original tribe Proenza Schouler2011 early autumn women's new product release

The early fall of 2011 women's continued 2010 autumn and winter, but the source of inspiration for knitted patterns from our most familiar with the Nordic style all of a sudden jumped to the wild South American primitive tribe, contrasting striped knit plus tie-dyed printed fabrics, dazzling designs and colors Qi Qi Chung, loose but clear profile more aggressive style.

Slightly heavy pullover sweaters, large nightgown-style knit coats, South American shepherd-style knee shorts, and long-sleeved suit tops all feel like men. They seem to deliberately blur the boundaries of gender and enlarge women's strength. While the dress still has a very clever idea, the segmentation of the waist has a petal-like effect, at first glance it is also a bit "two-piece" illusion.

One of the few solid-colored fabrics cuts out the sloping layers. The simple orange coat makes people feel suddenly see the minimalist shadow, but the lower body is a furry striped fur shorts, the tone is quite harmonious, but the texture of the strong contrast with some cynical taste.