Leading: For designers, Lei Qilei is not a good phenomenon every year. Instead of relying on men's wear to repeatedly strike the eye, it might as well be a breakthrough in women's wear, at least more acceptable. Jil Sander breaks through black and white After this year's four major fashion weeks came to a close, the most impressive nature is the designer's use of a large number of large areas of color. The Italian brand Missoni, famous for its knitwear, played with a large patchwork of splicing—green blue, orange, and black powder—to envelop the model's body like a national doll. Marc Jacobs has also combined a large number of dull colors in his own branding release, such as deep purple and deep red to connect through earth colors. For British designers who like to play with color, this is simply the best stage. John Galliano boldly chose this method both in Dior and his own brand – pink crimson, red, and red. Mixing together in large areas, or contrasting red, blue, and green colors, is quite good. Even Jil Sander, who has been walking in black and white, surprised everyone this time – pink jackets, green jackets, and bright yellow trousers. This combination definitely requires courage. Missoni played a pattern knit “There is always a variety of rules regarding the matching of colors, but what designers have been doing all these years is to break through the conventions and to intervene in all aspects of shape, color, and fabric, and colors can often give the most intense impact to the average person. Look, fashion is actually a habit, which takes time to get everyone to gradually adapt.†An industry source said, “In our view, after a series of consecutive quarters of gloomy and conservative on the T stage, a lot of color Appearances also anticipate expectations for the optimistic performance of the entire fashion industry in spring and summer next year." 
