Shirt Revolution: Women Are Not Confined To Clothing.

For the starters of many men's wardrobes, a white dress shirt can solve everything -- whether the boss's funeral or his ex girlfriend's wedding...

Fitzgerald has a famous description in the great Gatsby, which is Daisy Buchanan's well-known weeping. She buried her face in the colorful coloured shirt of Gatsby, and the unrivaled beauty of her shirt made her sobbed uncontrollable.

Now I know that this charming spoiled style can not be easily carried out in that year, because before that, the shirts of our gentlemen were not so. They all had stiff clothes and towering clouds and iron collar. If Daisy would lie in such a pile of shirts and cry up and raise her head, she would become a "face Daisy".

So, don't think that only women are bound by clothing -- chest, waist, foot binding...

Before the first World War, it was not easy for the old men to live. For example, shirts, in most of nineteenth Century and from the Edward era to the first World War, the shirts of traditional garments had a removable white linen collar, stiff and tall.

In 1909, a writer wrote "weird, stiff, towering, overturned, locked collar" I saw in the corridor and street of The Hotel Gentlemen 1 s Journal.

How terrible they are. "

However, a war not only changed the political structure of the world, but also changed the life of our wardrobe. Soldiers who were demobilized from the great war were obviously not in the mood to wear too restrictive civilian clothes.

Everywhere is the impulsive young people. Their rebellion in sewing clothes shows the delicate shirts that are naturally wrapped in their bodies. They ask for a soft collar to fold comfortably in the neck.

From then on, men liked to choose freely in the dazzling style, and the men began to flirt with each other. In the 20s of last century, all kinds of collar styles appeared, including buttons with buttons, pins, and Barrymore style (a long pointed collar named after the female idol of the female fans).

In 30s there was Windsor style, an extremely spreading style with a large tie tie. This style is still the most exquisite one in the dress shirt, and is loved by the princes and nobles who like to show off.

In 1987, in the movie Wall Street, Michael Douglas successfully acted as an outburst banker, Gag Gordon, wearing a striped white collar, a comparative shirt and a loose silk necktie. This shirt became synonymous with bankers.

This revolution lasted for nearly a hundred years. It has been very successful, but it is not finished. In the middle, I omitted the Brooks Brothers and invented the button button shirt. Andy Warhol promoted the dress shirt.

In fact, for many men's wardrobe starters, a white dress shirt can solve everything -- whether the boss's funeral or his ex girlfriend's wedding, it always looks good, as long as it is clean, fit, all buttons are complete, and has been ironed.

Indeed, it may seem to be a lack of adventurous choice, especially when it is worn with business clothes, but it is not a disgrace to embody a good tradition, which is the fashion interpretation of "other people's clothes, I have to put in a lot of experience"...