The Hot Topic Of Paris Men'S Wear Week Is Actually Britain'S Europe.

Last Friday, in Paris

As the raging fire is going on, the hot topic of the show is not the clothes but the British referendum leaving the European Union.

Because many of the British worked in Milan and Paris.

Practitioners need to rely on the convenience provided by the European Union.

Concerns arise from Belgium

Brand Maison Margiela's show, the designer of the brand is currently at the helm of the creative director of the British designer John Galliano, but John Galliano did not appear in the show, according to industry sources, the British referendum from the EU news touched the hearts of the British people, because they opposed the EU, several British fashion editor in Paris local media interview, all said that if the United Kingdom out of the EU is really terrible.

Fashion is a global industry, and Britain has an influence in the field of fashion industry. Therefore, it is very important for the fashion industry to leave the EU.

The contribution of the British to the fashion industry is particularly important. At present, the most advanced and custom-made fashion industry in Paris is founded by Charles Frederick Worth, UK.

In nineteenth Century, Charles Frederick Worth put the newly designed clothes to show the women of the workshops to the customers, created a new development form of fashion show and created a new career of fashion models. Later, he personally purchased materials and designs, and made them in the studio, employing his own fashion models to organize a series of unique business practices to the specific customers every year, thus forming the prototype of the Paris high fashion industry.

Anna Wintour, one of the most authoritative fashion editors of the industry, was born in the UK, and her brother Patrick Wintour was the political editor of the British comprehensive content newspaper. Patrick Wintour responded positively to her sister Anna Wintour, calling on British people to oppose Britain's.

In addition, the American version of Vogue, Grace Coddington, Alexander McQueen's creative director Sarah Burton, Celine creative director Phoebe Philo, and creative director of the Chloe are all British.

At Givenchy's show, the guests of the show are still discussing the topic of Britain's off Europe. Magazine editor Long Nguyen compares those who voted for Britain to Europe to those who support the US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, saying they think Britain will develop better after leaving the EU, just like those who support Donald Trump, think Donald Trump can lead the United States to develop better.

A British fashion practitioner working in Europe said that after leaving the European Union, Britain was very worried about the impact of its freedom of work. He stressed that this had already affected his business. He indicated that he came to Paris for the purpose of Paris fashion week's business. Even though he had begun to negotiate business with all brands, he was also worried about the impact of Britain's future trade relations.

Most of the British fashion brand products are manufactured in the European continent, and the fabrics are also purchased in Europe. Once the UK is removed from Europe, the cost of imported fabrics and production will increase, and this part of the cost can only be passed on to consumers at the end, which is not conducive to sales.

In addition, according to earlier news, many designers have indicated that they will not participate in the London Fashion Week in the next quarter. The attractiveness of London Fashion Week will undoubtedly be greatly reduced.

In the future, there will probably be more designers leaving London in the UK, and when the links between London and fashion are no longer so close, the British fashion brands will probably have to pay higher cost if they want to keep them.