Edition Women's 2018 Winter New Apparel Match: Women's Fabric Language

The female writer's dress is called "fabric language". This group of smart women who are good at using characters to shape their characters, in real life, also vividly show their views in the book. Their dressing is like a mirror, showing the inner world and reflecting the era. As the British female writer Virginia Woolf called this phenomenon a tooling awareness.

This group of female intellectuals sees fashion as a way of constructing oneself. At the end of the article, share with you the moment you enjoy yourself and have the chance to win a spa time and fabric vouchers.

Joan Didion is an important figure in American contemporary literary world, and her works include new journalism, feminism and postmodernism.

She was born from "VOGUE", and later contributed to the "New York Book Review" and wrote a film review to write a novel. Starting with this "Self-respect: its source, its power", she comments on politics and reflects on society in her work. Breaking the traditional impression of the public, fashion magazine reporters can also control serious literature.

She lived in the era of the New Look fashion revolution initiated by Christian Dior, when women were more beautiful and slim. While others are mostly wearing large skirts, small hats and long gloves, Joan Didion does the opposite. The loose oversized sweater, solid color sweater and sleek wide-leg pants, simple and lazy dress are not out of date today.

Scarves and shawls, her most photographed accessories, tied to the head, on the shoulders, even used like a little girl to tie the hair, let the cold temperament more playful. If Beauvoir thinks that women and clothes are the result of “materialized”, Joan Didion turns women's delicate and delicate side into an advantage.

Her husband, John, is also a famous writer. The relationship between the two is not in the midst of competition and embarrassment as speculated by the outside world. Instead, they understand each other's self and trust each other. They have a similar attitude and a matching dress style.

It is not difficult to find in her work that clothes play an important role. She uses clothes as a way and clue to the subject of writing, carrying the emotions of the characters. "I...wear a new dress that is very fashionable in Sacramento but is not so fashionable here, even if it is just a temporary terminal at Old Edwell Airport, a warm air belt. Musty smell," she wrote in "Lacking to Bethlehem."

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When people talk about romantic female writers, it is not difficult to think that the hair is loose and tied to the back, a floral dress, half a coat, and a fingertip. This impression is from Virginia Woolf.

Virginia Woolf is a central figure in the London literary world. In addition to the influence in the stream of consciousness, it is also the pioneer of modernism and feminism in the 20th century. As a few female intellectuals who were well-known in both the novel and the critics, she spent her whole life telling women how to build themselves.

She lived in the Victorian and Edwardian era, when women were bound by the rules and regulations, she wrote in "A Room of My Own": I found that I am doing the partner of others, doing the same people as others, and affecting the world. There is no noble feeling in order to achieve higher goals. I am only very simple and ordinary to say that becoming more important than anything else.

In addition to the advanced concept of freedom, Virginia Woolf's concept of consumption is also very fashionable. She proposed Buy Less But Betther in 1926. In the letter to my sister, I wrote: I am going to buy three pieces of clothes every year, save money, and occasionally buy one is also good. Her dress is different from traditional European women and has added many personal preferences. This is her self-expression and resistance to the stereotypes of society at the time.

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As a pioneer of the feminist movement, Beauvoir’s sharp point of view was also revealed in her dress. When I was young, I liked to wear a suit and a large coat. In combination with her signature headscarf and hair, it was extraordinarily rigorous.

Beauvoir loves the simple, straight-lined male silhouette, casually wearing an oversized jacket, and using a loosely cut, low-waist line to blur the feminine features seems to be trying to compete with male desires. This style is Manly Cut, which has been popular until today.

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