Costume design power: World War II Italian military uniforms painted by British painters

Not long ago, the well-known weekly "The Economist" published an article "Britaly" (composed by BritainItaly), which means that Britain is going to be Italianized.

Italy naturally jumped over there, and no one wanted to be treated as a negative comparator.

Italy has a long history and has fought poorly in modern times, which is probably related to this. People have been brilliant for so many years, and they don't want to fight after seeing it through.

During World War II, Italy basically did not fight at all, and Greece was quickly counterattacked.

Basically, for Germany it is a disadvantage.

However, the country has a strong artistic talent and a distinctive military uniform design.

The paintings were painted by Scottish painters, from which many elements of fashion can be seen.

If you look at it according to the standards of military uniforms, Italian ones seem to be very informal, like the training clothes of amateur troops.

If you put aside the military uniform function, in terms of everyday clothing, Italian design is very felt.

In the end, it is out of the designer's country, where the cold is not to add a thing, the overall situation will look different.

Especially casual wear, you can see a lot of shadows in it.

The steel helmet has a beard, which looks strange at first glance, and it is okay to look at it again.

The soft hat with a feather and the beret with a small ball looks much more relaxed, and it is not ruled out that it is to adjust the atmosphere of the battlefield.