Paul Sebastian's Spring/Summer 2020 Haute Couture Collection.

Italian Renaissance painter Sandro? Sandro botticelli's painting "Primavera" (about1445-1510) is regarded as "one of the most written and controversial paintings in the world" and "one of the most popular paintings in western art". Italian pronunciation: [Primavera's], which means "spring".

As one of the representative works of fable painting in the Renaissance, Pimavera tells a fable story that flourished in spring, taking a group of classical mythical figures in the garden as the prototype, which shows that neo-Platonism has been widely spread among the upper-class intellectuals in Florence at that time.

On the right side of the painting is the fairy Chloris, who failed to escape the clutches of the west wind god, married the wind god and was reincarnated as Flora, the god of spring. The calendar of the Roman poet Ovatius describes it this way: "I, formerly Gloria, now people call me Flora." In the middle, the dress woman in blue and red robe is Venus, and above her is Cupid, a blindfolded minion. The goddess representing charm, elegance and beauty is on the left of Venus. On the far right, Mercury, as a waiter who sent messages to the gods, wore a red robe, a helmet, a long sword and a wooden stick, and floated to a sparse gray cloud. The whole painting depicts the progress of spring from right to left.

Two male gods, one on the left and the other on the right, represent the two sides of a man, that is, tall and stalwart, obscene and greedy. From the frightened girl, the mother who gave birth to life, and finally to the solemn and calm hostess, the changeable female charm exudes three concrete symbols.

Inspired by the ethereal nymph, The Passage of Spring is full of charm, elegance and beauty, which endows this season's works with the original charm of women. Pimavera depicts more than 50 kinds of plants, representing the thriving growth of everything in spring. The complicated sewing process is like the formation of petals. The wide flounces and soft and elegant skirts make it easy for us to smell the luxury and romance of spring traces.

In the use of color, it is also antique: gypsum white, antique rose red, water blue, lavender, handy. Bold gold inlay and flexible embellishment of hand-painted Logan yarn technology make the thriving spring scene vivid on paper.

Casting those delicate flowers and twigs with jewels, exquisite belts and headdresses are one of the highlights of this series.

In order to imitate the special effect of petals, a new technology of printing silk Logan yarn is introduced to make the overall impression more vivid.

French sewing technology with small stitches makes clothes look as smart and natural as petals in the wind, showing a three-dimensional plump silhouette. Almost transparent tulle and complicated embroidered butterflies bring exotic and romantic feelings.

Whether it is artistic conception, fabric selection, color matching, or the application of new technology, Paul Sebastian's spring/summer 2020 fashion brings top artistic enjoyment in vision, touch and soul.

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Fashion tips:

Haute Couture brands must meet many strict requirements:

1. All fashions and accessories are designed and manufactured by private customers, produced according to orders and completed by hand.

2. Must have a studio in Paris, with at least 15 full-time staff, and employ more than 3 full-time models all the year round.

3. Participate in the fashion release organized by French Haute Couture Association twice a year; At least 35 sets of works will be released at a time, including Japanese clothes and evening dresses.

4. Show it to customers at least 45 times a year.

After meeting the above conditions, it must be approved by the French Ministry of Industry before it can be named "Haute Couture".

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