What does the British wind mean? How should the British style be matched?

What does the British wind mean? How should the British style be matched? For friends who often pay attention to clothing collocation, the word British style is not strange, and it appears in the fashion trend every year. British style is a unique style of dress. Let's take a closer look.

What does the British wind mean?

British style, simply understood as "British style" (also known as England), originated in Victorian England. The characteristics of English style plaid are natural, elegant, implicit and noble. With Scottish grid, good tailoring and simple and slim design, it embodies gentlemanly demeanor and aristocratic temperament, and some of them have the flavor of European academic style.

British style, what style is it?

Different regions have different definitions of "British style". But in summary, it can be divided into two categories: preppie Chic and tweed Run style. PreppyChic originated from the uniforms of Oxford University and Cambridge University in England. Usually a plaid uniform or a suit with a school badge on the chest. The school uniform in Harry Potter is the most classic representative of the combination of shirt and pullover.

Tweed RunStyle means "riding in tweed", which originated in London, England in 2009. At that time, a cycling forum organized an activity, requiring participants to wear a British retro style to participate. Its representative collocation is: a Scottish plaid coat, a pair of flannel trousers, a pair of plaid stockings and a khaki beret.

How to match the British style?

1. Shirts+sweaters overlap.

Especially V-neck sweater+shirt, the typical academic style is a stack. British style is more stable, so more often choose neutral colors, such as black, white and gray. Brighter colors are less because they are not retro enough. Therefore, the purer British style is to choose a relatively dark color, such as green plaid shirt+camel knit.

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Suits and plaids are indispensable in the academic style, and plaids are an important part of the British style. In particular, the small plaid suit with neutral tones is very student-like and has a strong sense of retro. If paired with loafers, it is a typical leisure academic style.

3. Shoes and accessories

After talking about the two characteristics of dress, let's talk about shoes. The typical shoes of British style are Oxford shoes, Lok Fu shoes and Martin boots. Among them, Oxford shoes are the most British, with round head, leather surface and hollow pattern as typical elements. Lok Fu shoes are also one of the British shoes, but relatively speaking, they are more casual and feminine than Oxford shoes.