What is deconstruction fashion?

Deconstruction of fashion means decomposition and combination of structure. In contrast to structuralism, deconstruction can be regarded as the destruction and reorganization of structure.

With the development of design style, in the post-modern era, an exploration form that emphasizes individuals, components and opposes overall unity has been recognized by some designers, and deconstruction fashion has attracted more and more attention.

The European anti-fashion movement in 1970s was a bold challenge to the modern clothing structure. In the 1970s, when society was full of rebellion and exploration, people from all walks of life emphasized their importance.

Young people pursue self-expression in dress, and anything weird and previously unacceptable can be accepted and respected at this time.

In 1970s and 1980s, the deconstruction wind brought by Japan brought important changes to the clothing industry. A group of Japanese designers began to emerge on the international stage, and the influence of Japanese design gradually increased.

Deconstruction is not only destruction, but also reorganization and composition. The maturity of clothing language and the diversification of deconstruction techniques make the structure of clothing more diversified.