The rise of halter tops and tube top clothing made the sleeves a dispensable part of the spring and summer season. However, this clothing is not suitable for all fashion lovers. Especially for the "rough arm star" and women who are troubled by the problem of the vice milk, even wearing a sleeveless skirt always put a coat on the outside.
But in fact, sleeveless clothes are not necessarily better than sleeves. Some special designs that appear on the sleeves tend to enhance the overall sense of fashion, but bring more features to the clothes. Designers at this month's London Fashion Week have learned this and designed a lot of weird sleeves.
Belgian designer Martin Margirl, who graduated from the Royal Academy of Art in Antwerp, presented her women's vice line MM6 Maison Margiela at this fashion week. Interestingly, in this design, he used a lot of long Gloves matching the color and fabric of the clothing instead of the ordinary sleeves. Whether it's a dress or a suit, this long glove looks more like a separate sleeve, adding a lot of features.
The shawl suit has also re-emerged as a big hit on the show floor. Unlike regular shawl suits, this season's designers prefer to design dual-use sleeves. This kind of sleeve usually has an opening for the arm to enter and exit under the armpit. It can be used as an ordinary long-sleeved garment or as a simple ornament.
But this design is not limited to the style of the suit. The Japanese street fashion Toga, which was on the London Fashion Week this season, introduced this dual-use sleeve design to sweaters and shirts. In particular, the shoulders of the shirt have a softer design that makes it look more like a unique little shawl.
But if you think it's a bit strange to let the sweater or shirt vacate the sleeves alone, Burberry gives some more euphemistic designs. It released 134 new outfits this season, and the hole in the middle of the sleeves became one of the means to attract young people.
Whether it's an ordinary white long-sleeved T-shirt or a black thin sweater, or even a seven-quarter sleeve T-shirt, Burberry has designed a hole for arms to enter and exit, giving these ordinary clothes Added more fun.
Another type of appearance in the Burberry design is the stitching of the sleeves. Suddenly a tight-fitting design in the middle of the loose sleeves, or a shirt-like design in the lower half of the sleeves of the tulle fabric, this mix of different styles and textures also brings a certain visual impact.
In addition, it is like the long gloves of MM6 Maison Margiela, with a sleeveless skirt with a sleeve that resembles a long sleeve, which visually extends the entire body curve.
But if the above paragraphs are only for the modification of daily sleeved clothing, then David Koma's single-sleeve design is more avant-garde and bold. In the hands of the brand's designers, these clothes have the coexistence of sleeves and sleeveless.
On Toga, the designer also considered a similar design. Compared to David Koma, its unilateral sleeve design is more euphemistic, and it looks more like a cover that has only half the work done.
With the design of the unilateral sleeves, the asymmetric length of the sleeves has actually eased the visual impact. The brand Christopher Kane cut the sleeves of the brand T-shirts into different lengths at London Fashion Week. Asymmetrical skirts look good.