A Real Wall Street Elite Dress Fashion.

From the myth of creating wealth to the source of evil, Wall Street is one of the people's minds.

"People think that the age of greed is over, but in fact, it never ends.

And ten times more greedy than it.

Return to you a real Wall Street elitism.

Things are different, although today, except for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, other banks and Fund headquarters have been moved away. Wall Street, as the pronoun of the American capitalist market and financial industry, has long been rooted in the hearts of the earth people.

Not only that, even the Star Trek star said that all the galaxy's most business aliens, the Frye people, regularly go to Wall Street pilgrimage.

When it comes to Wall Street, the first thing people think of is the two films of the same name that Oliver Stone made. After all, most people have opened up their knowledge of the financial sector in the United States through the Wall Street.

After the "Wall Street" was released in 1987, Michael Douglas's fashion style of Gordon Gecos played a worldwide craze, with glossy shiny backs, coloured collar shirts, French shirt sleeves, colorful straps and all kinds of pocket towels.

All men are competing for imitation.

The power and extravagant lifestyle of financial predators have inspired countless ambitious young people to risk their lives in Wall Street. Economic historian Frost said that Gordon played an irresistible sex in 80s.

Thanks to the film, Douglas also succeeded in being emperor of Oscar. On the stage, he also thanked Ellen Mai Rangnick, the fashion stylist.

Ironically, the masculine style of Wall Street is far less fashionable than the film.

"Wall Street 2: money never sleeps" propaganda, Mai Ron Nick also admitted that before the first, she did not have field visits, the style she designed and chose was only one standard: attracting eyeballs, so the second one went to the securities brokerage company and telephone exchange to study what men wear to work.

Whether close to or higher than life, clothing modeling plays a vital role in these two films. The status and wealth of the characters and the inner world are all suggestive of the audience through the change of shape.

For example, the first meeting between China and Gordon in 1, the contrast between the costumes shows the difference between the two. After that, Rigordon gave him money and asked him to buy some good costumes and introduce his tailor to him.

In the context of the financial crisis, "money never sleeps" coincides with the gradual fading of the aura of the Wall Street giants. The excessive expansion of the financial industry has also been strongly criticized by the US government and angry people. Therefore, the scenes and scenes of the movie are obviously less than that of the front.

Gordon came out of the river and changed his face. Almost all the films only wore casual casual suits and shirts. Finally, after he had fooled his son-in-law Jack, he put on the classic three piece suit, which took only a few minutes to make a fine life segment in the British Saville Street tailored suit.

Since then, Gordon's costume has not been more than 1, but it is more elegant and more suitable for the real life of financial predators.

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Wall Street dressing key words

Grey, striped suits, texture, details

In a US research report, attractive men earn 12% to 14% more than their average colleagues.

Everyone who comes to Wall Street to bet tomorrow will have to learn how to make a good impression on their colleagues and customers on the first day of work.

The striped suit is called the uniform of New York's financial industry. It can make the wearer more professional and old, and let the customer believe that he has the ability to manage their money.

Tailored and luxurious accessories are the best choice for bankers. They have their own shirts and tailors. Believe it or not, these not only give them more respect and authority, but more importantly, people can easily discern a person's social status from clothing, such as Gordon's purple scarf that has reached the highest taste of men's clothing.

Grey is the aria of Wall Street in real society. If you do not understand code of grey, you will wait for the game to go out.

In order to achieve visual effects, the film has adopted many bold colors. In fact, compared with other fields, the financial industry still tends to be conservative and serious about clothing requirements.

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In his theory of elegance and life, Balzac once wrote that "luxury is less expensive than elegance, and people with high tastes are always good at simplifying demand".

The book also has a very important point. He believes that the pursuit of fine life leads to the Paris society being divided into laborers, thinkers and leisure people.

The driving force of delicate life will remind people of Gordon's famous saying: Greed is good! (greed is good) and whether the sentence is right or not, Macdonald, former vice president of Lehman's brother, said that the greedy nature of the gayko style made Wall Street financial giants continue to take on greater risks, but perhaps the meaning behind this statement made Wall Street go to the golden age.

In the 80s of last century, it was not only the heyday of Wall Street, but also a good time for designers to recollect. After the recession, a new round of growth was coming. Countless people consumed with vengeance and ostentation, stimulating the development of social economy naked.

No matter how big the stock market is, the suit is always the main item in the wardrobe of Wall Street men. Although they are already allowed to wear T and jeans to work on Friday, some companies such as UBS and JP Morgan usually do not wear neckties or formal attire, but old gentlemen and financial talents understand the basic rules of the game.