If You Like The Design Of Gucci, You Must Know Mr. Fish.

Not long ago, we just wrote an article to analyze.

Why is it so fascinating?

It is true that Gucci has become the hottest brand in more than a year. Its garish and grotesque design has caught everyone's eye and has pulled Gucci from its original sales to the forefront of fashion.

Although its design elements are rich and mixed, they also clearly have traces of 60s and 70s.

This point, Alessandro Michele himself has admitted.

Look at this season's T, not only Gucci shine, J. W. Anderson wide sleeved shirt and ankle bandage ballet shoes, Thom Browne's geisha wind, with obvious gorgeous colors.

These trendy designs are "old tricks". They were created by a designer named "fish" in 60s and 70s, and affected at least 20 years later.

Now, because of the opportunity and inspiration, it is once again taken to the stage of fashion.

Mr. fish is only joking.

Mr.Fish (Mr. Fisher), formerly known as Michael Fish, was born in London in 1940 years. It was quite famous in sixty or seventy years in Britain and America. Even though there is not much information about him now, people are talking about British designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Mary, Quant and so on when people talk about fashion circles at that time.

While the "fish" gentleman was once thought to have launched the "Peacock Revolution", many of them now seem to be the design of the 60 year old logo, such as gorgeous velvet, silk fabrics, and exaggerated.

Brightly colored suits and ties can be seen in Mr.Fish's series. He is also keen on embroidery and wrinkles, and the shirt designed has a sense of Renaissance, but in the end it will not escape fashion.

The gorgeous style of Mr.Fish can be a "hero of the time".

At that time, Britain was getting rid of the influence of war and emerging on the stage of fashion.

For the impact of fashion design, Beau Brummell and Savile Row in London are introduced in the article.

This is one reason, another reason is that the rise of Hippie and feminism in Europe has had a huge impact on the gender boundary of men's and women's clothing, such as women's smoking suits, such as David's flower dress.

But the fashion trend is always coming and going. Mr.Fish closes its store because of financial problems, enters the New York brand Sulka, and then returns to London to become the receptionist of the Jeremy Norman club. It can be regarded as miserable for thousands of years.

Let's talk about the life of Mr.Fish.

Before he opened his first store in Mayfair (rich area) in 1966, he designed for Turnbull & Asser, and created Kipper tie later.

This is a relatively wide tie. It is usually 4.5 to 5 inches wide. Tie patterns are usually very fancy, including birds, animals, flowers and so on. They are bright and bold, and are very popular in 60s and 70s.

This necktie has created huge sales for Turnbull & Asser, and has been taken into account by Ralph Lauren, and then introduced into the United States, the department store Neiman Marcus has placed 1200 orders, which brought the subsequent Polo company -- this is a digression.

At that time, Mr.Fish could be said to be another Alexander McCune. He was very popular and designed clothes for the big stars.

The most familiar is David Bowie. The cover of the The Man Who Sold the World is wearing a skirt designed by Mr.Fish, which is a symbol of flowers, and is called Man's Dress, which is another design of Mr.Fish.

In addition, rolling stones, Lord Snowden, and Peter Sellers have their crosses designed in their movie "the lady of the soup" (There's a Girl in My Soup), and Hyde Hyde in her movie "psychedelic performance".

Peculiar to Mr Fish was a gold lettered sign in Britain at that time.

But recently, an entrepreneur named David Mason bought the name of Mr.Fish's name and prepared to bring it back to the fashion circle.

Although it is a bit of a tendency to take advantage of the trend of money, it may well be known that more people are aware of this "chao chao".