Forced to live a life of revelry

Author: Yi Sha
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Give oneself a mouth, there are still skin and flesh under the clothes; give happiness a mouth, wrapped in sorrow amidst the hustle and bustle; give elegance a mouth, release a burp of indigestion; give a touch of romance a mouth, shyly holding money in one's hand; give fashion a mouth, wisdom putting on a show for ignorance. This is a book that helps us gain a deeper understanding of fashion, guides us to seriously reflect on fashion, and allows us to thoroughly deconstruct fashion. It is not petty-bourgeois essays, nor is it a scathing critique, but rather a profound dissection of fashion beneath absolutely readable and trendy words. The authors of this series include poets, columnists, and the soul figures of fashion magazines. The "cut-edge fashion" proposed in this series is not the fashion of the 1990s youth who loved "cut-edge" (Saw-Gash), as today's fashion enthusiasts no longer have to desperately search through discarded plastic to supplement their nutrition, weaving their own underground complexes. But when the dazzling dreams of fashion gradually become part of life, have we truly bid farewell to scarcity? "Cut-edge fashion" tells us that beyond mainstream and trends, there are still many hidden pleasures in life waiting to be discovered, and unexpected joys can be found in the smallest details. This is a book that helps us gain a deeper understanding of fashion, guides us to seriously reflect on fashion, and allows us to thoroughly deconstruct fashion. It is not petty-bourgeois essays, nor is it a scathing critique, but rather a profound dissection of fashion beneath absolutely readable and trendy words. The authors of this series include poets, columnists, and the soul figures of fashion magazines.