See foreign 2017 autumn and winter knitting design leads the fashion trend

Lead: Felipe Oliveira Baptista is inspired by flying heroes and space pioneers, presenting a series of works with a modern futuristic sense, from leather, waterproof nylon, wool, linen, to fleece fabrics and faux furs. The art mix of streetwear and futuristic space elements of the 1990s gave the garments a surprising appeal. The right mix of comfort and functionality marks the beginning of a new class of elegant luxury.

Lacoste

Lacoste's 2017 autumn/winter show, with the moon's landscape as its background, hints at some of the wonders we are about to see.

Felipe Oliveira Baptista used the flying hero and the space pioneer as the two inspirational sources, presenting a series of works with modern futuristic feelings from leather, waterproof nylon, wool, linen, to fleece fabrics and faux fur. The art mix of streetwear and futuristic space elements of the 1990s gave the garments a surprising appeal. The right mix of comfort and functionality marks the beginning of a new class of elegant luxury.

Prabal Gurung

The classic shape and appearance of the knitwear give the garment a new texture and texture. Not only does the profile expand and relax, but it also expands the pattern to a prominent position. Cream-colored smoke-grey knits with a thin skirt of light silk fabrics. Knitting is as light as ever. Deep V's collar is decorated with buttons, and the yellow color on the printed skirt adds a lively and feminine feel.

Kenzo

Some people will definitely know Arctic surfing for the first time here. This paradoxical extreme sports prompted designers to think about designing warm clothes by using warm ideas. The digital printing of a lava pool in an iceberg implies how far their imagination has gone. Vintage flight suits, Northern Lights printing and printing knits, signals from polar explorers, and Hawaiian-style flower jacquards all appeared one after another, implying a high degree of self-expression. When they appear on the show floor, the mix and layers of these patterns look bold and decisive - they are destined to be worn by those who firmly believe that neutral colors are too passive in today's noisy world.

Louis Vuitton

This big show was held in the Louvre, one of the most popular museums in the world. The models walked through sculptures in the 17th and 18th centuries. This is the first time in the history of the Louvre. Designer Ghesquière tries to recreate a sense of openness with this series. Knit jackets, shiny yarn sweaters, asymmetrical ribbed sweaters with futuristic glossy trousers - fully embodies the modern high-end and that casual style.

Marc Jacobs

As Marc Jacobs said, the show is "a recognition and respect for elegance in fashion design, and this generation of fashion will always be the basis of young streetwear." This fashion show is for casual sportswear. In the study, the entire series featured fur collar jackets, loose-fitting trousers, party dresses that stretched up to the thighs, and a winter brown color scheme. Whether it is the choice of fabric (such as corduroy), or the choice of traditional Plaid (similar to the American retro Plaid re-colored), simple physical wear can not be ignored.