Bilingual reading | What are the "Six Blue Blood, Eight Red Blood"? The bloody storms of the fashion circle are all here
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What are the "Four Magazines, Six Blue Blood, Eight Red Blood"? The "Big Four Magazines" sound normal, but what are the last two? What gang is it? In fact, it can also be said that this is not a gang in a martial arts novel, but a "gang" in the fashion circle.
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"The Big Four", as the name suggests, refers to the four major magazines in the fashion circle, that is, the four editions of the well-known and established fashion magazine "VOGUE" in the United States, France, Italy and Britain. (Vogue magazine was founded in 1892 and has been distributed in 26 countries around the world.) ）
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Why these four countries? Because they are the venues of the four major fashion weeks every year (New York Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, London Fashion Week), these four editions have naturally become the existence of fashion vanes, and the cover of the four major issues has become the dream of every model.
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Czech supermodel KK / Karolína Kurková set a record of "four big in six months" and won the cover of these four heavyweight publications in 6 months in 2001. In 2020, the new generation of supermodel Kaia Gerber also completed a Grand Slam at the age of 18. In addition to supermodels, there are also two singers in the music industry who have won the top four! They are supermodel Rihanna and Wheat Milk Madonna.
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What does "blue blood" mean?
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The term " blue blood " is usually used to refer to European aristocrats and originated from the Spanish royal family. The ancient Spanish believed that there was blue blood flowing on the nobles, and the nobles often proudly rolled up their sleeves and displayed the clearly visible blue veins on their snow-white forearms, which they called blue blood. Later, Westerners used "blue blood" to refer to those noble and intelligent elites.
The term "blue blood" is often used to refer to European aristocrats and originated in Spanish aristocratic families. The ancient Spaniards believed that the nobles had blue blood in their bodies, and the nobles always proudly rolled up their sleeves to show the blue blood vessels clearly visible on their forearms, and called them "blue blood". Later, Westerners used "blue blood" to refer to the aristocracy and the intelligent elite.
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It turns out that "blue blood" is actually a symbol of status and status, but the blue blood vessels of you nobles are obviously just because of the silver poisoning caused by using too many silverware...
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Generally speaking, the "blue blood" brand refers to the brand with a significant designer's style, the brand advertising volume is very large, and many supermodel endorsements will be invited; The "red blood" brand was more favored by royalty and nobility. Therefore, this classification has nothing to do with the quality of the brand itself, please feel free to buy and buy, do not hesitate!
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The "Six Blue Bloods" refer to the following brands:
CHANEL (Chanel)
DIOR (Dior)
LOUIS VITTON (Louis Vuitton)
GUCCI (Gucci)
PRADA (Prada)
CALVIN KLEIN (Calvin Klein)
(*CK Only the CALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION series can be considered a blue-blood brand, but this series has been canceled, so strictly speaking, CK is no longer a blue-blood brand.) ）
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The "Eight Red Bloods" refer to the following brands:
GIVENCHY
GIORGIO ARMANI (Armani)
VALENTINO (Valentino)
YVES SAINT LAURENT (Saint Laurent)
VERSACE
HERMES (Hermès)
LANVIN
BURBERRY
