Simple And Happy &Nbsp; Children'S Interest In Fashion.

Jennifer Lopez plays Jasmine, Marc Anthony plays Aladdin {page_break}.

Coincidentally, fashion takes the initiative to extend the olive branch to the fairytale world. Fairy tales also need fashion accessories.

A few years ago, Disney's theme park activities, "the Year of a Million Dreams" publicity blockbuster, invited various fashionable people to take part in the filming of Disney's fairy tale role.

At that time, the British pop star David Beckham, who had just been introduced into fashion circles by his wife's hot girl, became the prince Philip of the sleeping beauty. The Beyonce, who has become a fashion ICON singer, has played Alice in Alice's Wonderland. Now, the actress Scarlett Johansson, who is now the hot speaker of Louis Vuitton and other fashion brands, has played the role of Cinderella who lost his crystal shoes in Cinderella. Supermodel Gisele Bundchen played Wendy in "Peter Pan".

The starry starring lineup is already very powerful, and the photographer is not an equal person. Annie Leibovitz, the popular photographer of vanity fair, the fashion magazine, is the work of every year's vanity fair, the handsome men and beauties of the world. She has taken the queen of England, the first lady of France, the famous photo, and the naked Lennon kissing Ono Yoko is the first work of her young.

Child interest extension

Children's interest in fashion is not only to explain the extension of a fairy tale or fairy tale image.

Children's interest in fashion may also be repetitive patterns that convey simple tastes that do not belong to the adult world.

For example, Andy Warhol, the founder and advocate of pop art movement, once said, "I will be your mirror".

Mirrors, like the characteristics of Pope, repetition, replication, and gradual distortion, Andy Warhol said, "I like boring things. I like the same thing that can be repeated." he is the fairy tale of that era, expressing his interesting mapping of the world in his unique way.

For example, he is well known as the representative of the head of Marilyn Monroe, which is a replica of the big portrait of Marilyn Monroe. When the color changes, duplication and deformation are carried out at the same time, Monroe's change seems to be full of a light sadness.

The first collector Philip Johnson, who collectors Marilyn Monroe series, once commented on the photos, said, "Why are our colorful lives so fascinating? Do we still remember our children's" Marilyn "? In this sense, pop art is not the game that adults are full of joking and pursuing childlike innocence. Until now, this work has been borrowed and used in fashion many times, but perhaps designers and us are mostly interested in repeated deformations, and the rebellious and ironic, helpless and sad seems to be getting farther and farther away.

Similarly, today's pop patterns, whether dots or squares, or stars or peach hearts, are more simple repetitions. Such repetition does not seem to have the original thinking that Andy and Warhol have pursued in the course of repeated deformations or changes in color. Instead, it simply pursues the simple, unhesitation joy that repetition brings to children.