Every year in Paris, fashion events are always in an endless stream. 2010 spring and summer Paris Men's Week, the popular release, with natural cotton casual play mainly resort series, preview the coming year elegant masculinity. Therefore, bring a lot of new Aspect. Morocco's exotic journey "Latin boy to Morocco" is the designer Riccardo Tisci Givenchy 2010 spring men's show lock theme, the North African-style multi-level sportswear, so that the drape of the cotton coat drape and pull the hips and crotch pants Ha Harem Pants side by side, the fabric printed on the splicing mosaic patterns like mosaic inlaid fascinating color. Tightly wrapped in male models head and neck cotton headdress, no doubt the ghost of the wizard of fashion to express a profound mystery of exotic men. Lightweight Japanese cut loose, pleated and tapered pants, marking the light of the Dior Homme 2010 holiday line. Only 33-year-old Kris Van Assche took over Dior Homme creative director, breaking the slender frivolous Hedi Slimane. Soft double-button cotton suits, revealing from the lapel at the stack of shirts and vests, sleeveless jackets eclectic silhouette, exquisite tailoring suit and street elements perfect combination, as designers interpret the concept of self interpretation tool. This group of "cold love" in the name of the clothing line, through the semi-permeable texture of cotton male upper body will be a sense of the lines to bring a taste of East Japan Taste very simple style. Pride arrogant Fan style Gucci's 2010 spring vacation series, by the famous designer Frida Giannini personally surgeon. A large number of painted white, one against the quarter with bright solid color shirt for the suit bottoming practice, elegant and proud in the cold revealed the aesthetic taste of freshness. The inspiration for this season comes from the design works of architect Nimeyer of Brazil. The structural sense from architecture and the pragmatism of garments complement each other, which is the best portrayal of men's fashion thrift during the recession.