The Fashion Effect Of Politics Is Bigger Than Our Imagination.

< p > perhaps political figures are the best people to be fashion icons.

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< p > after all, they have too much influence.

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< p > we talked about Mitt Romney's non red and blue tie, and also discussed the moment Michel Obama carried Jason Wu.

Then, can a "fashion leader" emerge in Chinese political circles? < /p >

Peng Liyuan, who has just been selected for the 100 characters of the times, is sure to be one. Her < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > dress /a > shape and style and taste will attract attention.

But what about male leaders? Li Keqiang or Xi Jinping, what should they wear? /p

< p > the answer is yes. When Li Keqiang visited Thailand, he wore Thailand's traditional costumes.

It seems that he is very smart. Unlike what is discussed in policy, what is wearing is a very low threshold.

You may not understand the international monetary policy, but at the very least, you can discuss with other people whether a leader is dressed to make him look more energetic.

And where to go, wear a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing < /a >, is a thing that can speed up its acceptance in the locals.

So the political candidates in the United States will wear a flag badge, and the jeans and white shirts worn by the central manufacturing inland States will easily arouse the resonance of the local people.

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< p > but I believe that for many politicians and businessmen, costumes are just "superficial skills".

Many people buy only two words: cheap.

For them, a suit is a suit, leaving aside the tailoring and workmanship, and buying a piece with the lowest budget.

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< p > it may be possible to do so in newspapers and radio or in the main channel of information dissemination.

People can not use the Internet to collect information, and bandwidth can not see a small watch or belt as it is now.

When Tumblr and Intsagram become the mainstream, what to wear is very important.

In the past, not many people cared about George Bush's cowboy boot collection, or Bill Clinton's Donna Karen collection.

But now everyone will talk about Peng Liyuan's exceptions and Barack Obama's Hart Schaffner Marx.

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"P > does Li Keqiang affect the fashion industry? Li Keqiang's first research after the prime minister was selected in the clothing group, keno technology."

On the second day of the visit, the stock price of Keno technology rose by 6%, and this influence should not be underestimated.

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< p > but although influential, Li Keqiang seldom makes such an influence.

In fact, you will find that the number of posts to discuss leaders' clothing on social networks is much higher than that of commenting on their policies.

Many years ago, some people were spoof Merkel's suit of iPod advertisements - each of the different colors of the suit with different colors of iPod - still can see its traces on social networking sites.

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< p > in this respect, Li Keqiang should learn to learn his own post Wen Jiabao.

When Wen Jiabao was Prime Minister, the New Balance 992 on his feet not only attracted much attention, but even started a buying boom.

When Li Keqiang meets the same situation with Wen Jiabao, he still wears leather a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > shoes < /a > if he changes to a pair of Lining training shoes with big LOGO, Lining may be in a bit of a dilemma now.

< p > of course, apart from wearing special occasions, Li Keqiang can also pay attention to everyday wear.

Li Keqiang always wears a black suit, a white shirt, or a red or blue tie.

In fact, he can emulate Obama. The president likes to play the "people first" card on clothing. When he meets with voters, Obama does not wear a suit or tie, opens his neckline, rolls up his sleeves, and displays his "neighbor president" image to the public.

Even when Xi Jinping was in California, he rolled up his sleeves with Obama to discuss the problem.

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Besides P, Li Keqiang really doesn't need to stick to white shirts.

At the very least, he can add some options to the existing options.

What about the lattice shirt? The traditional working class and the new IT geeks are the fans of the lattice shirts.

Or is it about to replace the white shirt and turn it into a new white collar suit's light blue shirt? < /p >

Li Keqiang P may be able to emulate Peng Liyuan, starting with some famous brands, such as Chinese menswear custom brand Allen Xie, or Xander Zhou.

When we begin to identify with his taste, we can wear some clothes that are independent "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "designer" /a ".

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< p > if it really goes on, it will definitely increase China's soft power.

Michel Obama has a special website and even a new book to discuss her dress problems.

Moreover, if people in the world do not have certain knowledge and world outlook, they really can not judge the excellent policies made by these leaders. But a well dressed prime minister can at least cut the hearts of people in the most basic way.

That may be why the New York Times discussed the Romney hairstyle on the front page in the 2012 presidential election.

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< p > politics and fashion, what kind of joint effect can happen? < /p >

P, November 2009, President Obama visited China.

When he boarded the the Great Wall, he wore a black jacket made of Weatherproof, the brand of American windbreak and warm clothing.

After Weatherproof, a survey was conducted to test whether political figures can lead the current fashion.

The survey received more than 3000 responses. Only 45.3% of netizens felt that politicians' policies were more important than their external wear, while 38% thought they wanted to vote for well-dressed candidates.

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< p > we can take a look at Michel Obama - the president's wife has created over $2 billion 700 million in a year.

Although Michel is considered fashionable, few people accuse her of doing boring things with taxpayers' money and time.

The most important reason is the political correctness of her dress.

The dress she wore on National Day was bought at GAP, and the dress she wore in the interview was priced at $148.

Although she passed several famous designer's works in the election, she always mixed up with Target, H&M, J.Crew and other parity clothing brands.

In addition, when she chooses designers, she will also take care of ethnic minorities: Jason Wu of Chinese origin and Isabel Toledo of Cuban origin.

No matter whether the real president's wife is like this, the image of the middle class matches her husband's political image of the people.

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