Max Mara Came To The Dog For A Big Show.

You may have Ray-Ban's sunglasses, Mansur Gavriel buckets, Chanel's bicolor shoes, Paris family's motorcycle bags, and so on. You can have these classic or unfashionable or fashionable red goods. But if you talk about the coat you want most, you can answer many people's answer, Max Mara, and the most classic one -- 101801.

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And the other day, the brand originated in Italy.

A brand retrospective exhibition was held in New York.

In 1981, the number 101801 camel coat, designed by Anne-Marie Beretta, a female fashion designer, was welcomed for its lines, fabrics and tailoring beauty and practicality, and has long been a classic product.

After the exhibition will be exhibited in Chicago, Toronto and other parts of the United States. Until November, it is learned that the exhibiting shops will invite VIP customers to come to the exhibition and enjoy a twenty percent off discount and send a William Wegman.

Little cards.

As William Wegman puts it, dogs may be human models, and they may be models that can tell stories well.

The exhibition covered 30 new overcoats and exhibited the commemorative photographs taken by photographers William Wegman for years.

In 2001, in order to celebrate brand 50th anniversary, Max Mara came to William Wegman to take pictures of art.

The latter has always been famous for filming its own Weimaraner with Polaroid. So the hound became a model of Max Mara in the photo, wearing a camel coat, high cold or a little melancholy.