Different Styles Of Suits Represent Different Cultural Connotations.

The style of suit

Choose yourself for yourself.

Nature is not easy. Fabrics, colors, styles, and everything must be satisfactory.

Of course, the most important and foremost thing is to choose the right version first.

This may sound boring, but only when you really understand what type of version is most suitable for your body, can you do it without buying it wrong.

The type of Western-style clothes refers to the two aspects of clothing appearance and outline.

In appearance, there are differences in the shape and detail of each part of the garment.

From the collar to the sleeve, from the front to the back, from the outside to the inner structure, in short, it is to put everything in front of you to show everything that can be observed.

And the outline of suits is the intuitive feeling of the whole and details of lines, edges, arcs and so on, which are embodied by the support of human body after wearing suits.

And the quality of the contour directly affects your wearing effect. This is what we want to focus on today.

On the whole, the style of Western-style clothes can be divided into four categories, namely, Italian, British, American and Japanese.

It's a western style suit that is popular in Europe.

In general, the basic outline of the Italian version of the suit is inverted trapezoid, which is actually a broad shoulder and waist, which is consistent with the tall and strong figure of a European man.

When a slim man chooses a suit, he should think twice about this Italian style suit, because the shoulders of Asian men are not wide enough compared with European men.

In addition, double breasted, waist waist, shoulder width and slightly longer hem are also the basic features of Italian style suit.

Speaking from the origin, the British version of the suit is a variant of the Italian version.

The British version of the suit is mostly single breasted and the collar is long and narrow. This feature is related to the Anglo Saxon character of the British island.

Their faces are generally longer, so the collar of their suits is wider and narrower.

The basic contour is also inverted trapezoid, and the slit design on both sides or behind the middle is also known as riding shorts, which is actually related to the equestrian movement of the British.