Milan Men'S Wear Week Retro Style&Nbsp; Green And Environmental Protection Prevails

The Milan Fashion Week, which was officially held on Saturday, showed that men dressed well next summer would wear environment-friendly clothes while pursuing the retro style of the 1950s. There was no contradiction between the two elements.

Donatella Versace's models wear retro hairstyles, paired with tight jackets and pencil pants. The fashion designed by the designer for them is sexy and revealing, with the black and white characteristics of Vasarely, highlighting the mountain country rock style.

However, Dolce&Gabbana was the most popular on that day. Singer Annie Lennox gave a live performance to sing a song for their 20-year cooperation. Movie star Morgan? Freeman and Matthew? Michael Naxi came to the concert.

The whole series takes "Sicilian Sexy" as the theme, as a tribute to Domenico Dolce's hometown, and tries to show the image of southern Italian farmers and Sicilian fishermen.

Light washed silk, coarse linen and other original fabrics, as well as a variety of classic permanent jeans - pre washed, torn, sanded - are also unique.

The essential beach slippers for next summer feature rope or woven leather - both elements are reflected in the oversized beach bag, sunscreen, mask and casual shoes.

The shirt is made of poplin or washed cotton, and has many colors such as black, white, cream or sand.

Stripes are everywhere, from boxers to bathrobes or pajamas.

Tassels can also be seen everywhere to decorate jackets, motorcyclists' jackets and trousers. Some fashions create a rebellious style with delicate fabrics and rainbow highlights, while others are relatively more stable, with leather or raw cotton as the texture.

After a long absence, American fashion designer Calvin Klein returned to Milan this time, and launched a series of classic colors that were surprising, ranging from indigo to green, while retaining the brand's classic gray.

Burberry's leggings and carefully cut jackets feature leather and suede.

This British fashion company broadcast the fashion show through the Internet, and simultaneously sold a variety of clothes and gave them away within two months - which was a revolution for a century old shop founded in 1856.

The 2011 Spring/Summer Men's Fashion Week continued to be held on Sundays, with Bottega Veneta, Emporio Armani, Prada and Roberto Cavalli and other brands making their debut one after another.