JOHN BARTLETT07 autumn and winter elite liberation experience

"This is the most classic JB! This is two of my favorite styles: the Ivy League and the Army!" Designer John Bartlett proudly praised himself after the exhibition. Deep in the fall and winter of 2007, these wealthy and playful Playboys, advanced players, and middle class upstarts from the east coast were dressed as season protagonists with a large number of tailored rolled fleece flight jackets and belted black leather jackets. At the same time, trompe l`oeil stereo error technique is used to bring out the details of the uniforms of the Army: such as the decorative coloring of the Rodenny's coat sleeves, the gradual embroidery pattern, and the knit band on the shoulders of the wide waisted pullover.

Bartlett also inspired the World War II General Montgomery Corps "the desert rats" to perform the yellow sand color throughout the audience; at the same time, the emblem of the Harvard student as an honor totem embroidered in a v-neck knit sweater and mercerized yellow twill Trousers, wide trousers, corduroy patches, and plaid or striped blouses are like the atmosphere in the desert where the Brotherhood of the League of Nations in Changchun is filled with honour; whether it is a group of Army Boy-like Army Man, or A group of college boys dressed like soldiers is not the focus. The thick version of John Bartlett's personal work is the key to ensuring the best selling.