Luxury Brand Balmain (Balmain) Design Concept And Quarterly Clothing Series Introduction

　　 Balmain (Balmain) design concept

Modern, sexy, street, with strong rock and roll breath, is the new style created by Christophe Decarnin for Balmain. His way of breaking the old and building new is almost extreme, but the effect is remarkable. On the one hand, he takes the needs of the times as the breakthrough point, on the other hand, he retained the classic style and elements of Balmain. At this time, "revive the dead" is more suitable for newspaper reviews than words such as "return to light" and "salted fish turn over".

Christophe Decarnin designed Balmain to capture the hearts of the people, mainly because he defined a new "French style" and created a new "French woman". It is embodied in three aspects: first, the fine workmanship, the tailored jacket and the dress are the soul of French fashion, and also the classic of Balmain; secondly, the shiny decoration and fabric are the most fashionable elements in this era. Finally, the advanced garments are dressed in a street sense, and the feminine sexes and modern looks more affinities. These are all in line with the taste of modern fashionable women. Who will wear the antique dress suits? Who will put their sexuality high and out of reach? These are reflected in the Christophe Decarnin logo series designed for Balmain.

　　 Introduction to Balmain (Balmain) quarterly series

Autumn and winter in 2006/2007 Women's wear Ready To Wear

This is the first season of Balmain's return to Paris women's wear week. Christophe Decarnin is extremely low-key, but his design has brightened all the guests and media: "elegant and confident" Balmain women are coming back again! Classic black and white coloring, simple little jackets, gorgeous Tuxedo Dress, and little dresses that can't restrain excitement. But these are not all. Soon, people found that this Balmain is not what it used to be. The past impression was totally unsuitable because the Christophe Decarnin made the Balmain woman more modern. He added the appropriate decorative elements just right, and skillfully transformed and added the past classical elements to make them more characteristic of the times. There is no doubt that this season's design has attracted people's attention to Christophe Decarnin, and in mind: Balmain has made a comeback.

　 2010 spring and summer women's wear senior apparel series

Balmain this season has more street elements, old washed jeans, cotton blouses, and jacket and windbreaker with tassels, shoulder straps and double breasted. Christophe Decarnin presents the beauty of advanced garments in a "broken" way, whether it is a gorgeous gold and silver dress or a seemingly unfinished short skirt or jacket, which is matched to a street style that appears to complement each other, creating a decadent but emphasizing quality.

　　 2010/2011 autumn winter dress series

Baroque n roll is the main theme of Christophe Decarnin's creation of this season's Balmain. So all clothing More classical and gorgeous than ever, especially in the design of clothing, the inspiration comes from the printing and embroidery of Louis in the sixteen period. Under the outline of the iconic outline and line, it is gorgeous.

Gold is the absolute protagonist of this season, and also the source of Balmain's magnificence, whether it is a jacket or a deep V collar trailing dress, or a gold embroidery mini dress like a custom-made gold, or even a simple gold tights. It is a combination of fur and woolen coat, which is more golden and luxurious. Wild Joker 。 At the same time, those gorgeous jacket jackets, once again reflect the Christophe Decarnin's "semi-couture" handicraft, extremely exquisite, classic French military uniform elements still appear on the coat. In addition, the series also has the usual elements of Christophe Decarnin, such as fringes, rivets, tie boots, etc. the appearance of the two or three sets of leopard fashion makes the whole series lively and lively. Such a series of dramatic elements can remind people of Verdi's aria that Pierre Balmain often hum.