Chapter 57 love white shirt

Victoria is wearing a white T-shirt with an expensive platinum bag, surrounded by Beckham in a white T-shirt and jeans, Lindsay Lohan and Mariah Carey are wearing white T-shirts and covered with a thin wool Giorgia Armani said: "The first thing I put on every day when I wake up is a white T-shirt, and the last thing I take off every night is also a white T-shirt." But seventy years ago, white T-shirts were just navy and workingman's clothes.What made it casual clothing, what made it fashionable, was cinema. The short-sleeved shirts worn by workers unloading tea at the wharf in the seventeenth century were regarded as the predecessor of T-shirts, and people developed its name from "Tea".Then in 1913, the U.S. Navy made round-neck short-sleeved underwear made of white cotton cloth and distributed it to sailors on the ship to cover their chest hair. The fuse of love. In 1942, it was the period of material shortage caused by World War II. In order to save money, the British Trade Association launched "standardized practical clothing" to correct the name of short-sleeved clothes-since then, short-sleeved clothes can be worn by soldiers as coats.The U.S. Navy launched an improved white round-neck T-shirt this year as a navy uniform. In the same year, it wore a white T-shirt with "Air Force Shooting School" and looked at the sky.

According to the law of fashion, uniforms must eventually become uniforms of desire, from soldiers, workers, and firefighters, to those who especially need to emphasize masculinity—gay men/male stars, and then spread to the crowd.White T-shirts are especially suitable for this chain of transmission. It is half underwear—not to mention how suggestive it is, it is tight—the appearance of wide and fat T-shirts is after the 1960s. The name of clothes is the reality of skin, creating an ambiguous territory between reasonable and unreasonable, between transgressive and conservative. In the 1950s, the status of white T-shirts (to be precise, tight-fitting white T-shirts) was also relatively ambiguous. American designer Tommy Hilfiger was sent home for wearing T-shirts to school. It was "he only wore one underwear".This anecdote surprised me, just as I was surprised to see the judicial corruption in the United States fifty years ago in "Change of Suspicious Clouds", but fifty years ago, many things already seem to be prehistoric.

At this juncture, the male stars were the first to wear it in the movie. In 1950, John Wayne wore a white T-shirt in "The Bloody Battle of Iwo Jima". In 1951, Marlon Brando also wore a white T-shirt with tight muscle lines in "A Streetcar Named Desire".Ouyang Yingji described it this way: "In the movie version of A Streetcar Named Desire, the young and strong Marlon Brando is muscular, wrapped in a white T-shirt, with obvious sweat on his chest, just like an irrepressible humid southern night. " This time I added a black leather jacket with a large lapel, black gloves, a navy cap, boots, and a huge Triumph motorcycle.Then in 1955, James Dean in "Resistance Without a Cause" and in 1961, Paul Newman wore white T-shirts in "The Prodigal Son".Echoing the male actors are male singers, many of Elvis Presley's famous songs are sung in white T-shirts.

Since then, it has become the clothes that ordinary people dare to wear outside, and even become fashionable.Throughout the 1950s, the United States produced 180 million T-shirts. However, now it seems that the best spokesperson for the white T-shirt is still Marlon Brando.He's sexy, rough, gloomy, and slightly obscene, which complements the simplicity of the white T-shirt.In the 1960s, Yukio Mishima famously posed for a photo of Marlon Brando's costume in "Speed ​​Drive," while Shi'an appeared in the 2008 film "Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Crystal Skull." LaBeouf’s first appearance is also a tribute to "Speed ​​Car Party": white T-shirt, sailor cap, leather, motorcycle.

White T-shirts, especially tight-fitting white T-shirts, are not only clothes with extremely strict body requirements, but also the best test paper for the openness of the times.It wasn't until the second half of the 1990s in the mainland that tight-fitting white T-shirts appeared in secret. I saw them in a few specialty stores and was shocked, so I bought half a dozen in one go.But in order to wear those white T-shirts, I went to the gym first. Fortunately, summer clothes are always on the market in spring in advance, so I have enough time to exercise my body.On the day I finally put on the tight white T-shirts, I went to the disco with my friends. As soon as I entered the door, I couldn’t help but take a deep breath. Under the blue and purple lights, there were young people wearing tight white T-shirts. The scene was spectacular. .

Probably because of this, the 1975 "ELLE" magazine issued a prediction that T-shirts "will never go out of fashion."As long as people have not evolved into a ray of radio waves, as long as the physical body is still there, young people in the future may still be inspired by white T-shirts (including its tough spokesperson) and walk into the gym one after another, just for summer. Under the flashing lights, this second skin is shown.