How good is Yang Shuo’s fashion sense in Ode to Joy?

In the past two years, there has been a strong trend of mature men in the entertainment industry. The traffic data of young artists is increasing day by day there, and die-hard fans of handsome men are madly showing their love here. Yang Shuo in "Ode to Joy" is mature, funny and wise in his works, allowing fans of this ethnic group to find their ideal partner, and also allows us to feel his unique taste up close. Let’s take a look at his fashion sense. 1. Bronzing textured coat

This is the look Yang Shuo wore at the 20th anniversary party of Esquire wearing a Dries Van noten bronzing textured coat paired with Lanvin casual pants in a black and white look. The editor learned that this outfit was actually purchased by Yang Shuo himself when traveling in Italy, and matched it to create a red carpet look. It can be seen that the domineering CEO that everyone knows is actually quite knowledgeable about fashion and dressing. 2. Thick trench coat

After getting used to seeing Yang Shuo’s suits and leather shoes or his period-feeling screen looks, we specially chose an outdoor style that he had never dabbled in before. A complete image change, and the result is An unexpected surprise. The thick trench coat is the best choice for changing seasons. Wearing a suit under it can not only ensure elegance but also further add warmth. The trench coat is now not only loved by old gentlemen, but also by young and fashionable young people. Have a special liking. 3. Flight jacket

Flight jacket has become very popular in the past two years. Its matching method is casual enough, such as matching with a hoodie, which is simple and full of street fun. As for the thermal insulation effect, you can’t see it no matter how much thermal clothing you wear under your hoodie. 4. Fur + turtleneck sweater

Fur and turtleneck sweaters are natural brothers, and you can’t go wrong no matter how you match them. The aristocratic atmosphere exuding from the inside out is also unstoppable. In fact, wearing long fur has nothing to do with your height. If you are a short and lean type, you may be able to wear it with unexpected silhouette effects.