Royal style is now popular

Lead: As a popular item this winter, the cloak must buy one. However, this cloak is a little longer. Small people should buy it selectively, otherwise it will look like a mushroom.

Talk About This One!

Samansa, a foreign company employee: The military-style cloak is very fashionable, but the details of this dress, such as double-breasted, epaulet, are a bit funny and look like heroes in cartoons.

Yue Yue, editor of the magazine: This body looks really cool, with royal extravagance, more like being possessed by the Queen. However, in the ointment is the pair of shoes, if you put on the same handsome boots more like it.

The most practical!

1 Alexander McQueen

Genius made a perfect curtain in gorgeous, epic masterpieces. Those with the rich medieval style of court-style fashion and the angels and devils of the church painted by digital photo-shooting techniques are meticulously looking for romantic things.

2 Max Mara

Deeply influenced by Doctor Zhivago, Max Mara is a shadow of the military uniforms of the Russian imperial period. The sea blue, gray, black and dark gold coats are the most not to be missed.

3 Dries Van Noten

Capture the characteristics of men's clothing and military style elements, make a very retro season. Symmetrical embroidery looks both elegant and classic.

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