Hot broadcast: Spring/Summer 2010 New York Fashion Week Marc Jacobs Show

Marc Jacobs's show revolved around a marine cultural theme with pearl frills and east-west collisions, combining oyster-like pink with sparkling silver jacquard or shiny organza.

Jacobs’s inspiration is always full of layers, just like the classic collar that opens the shirt: a single pearl is dotted in layers of rainbow whirlpools, as if turning fantasy into reality. The model was painted as a ballad-like face, and the doll-like face and driver's shorts, transparent pantyhose and satin outerwear formed an interesting collision effect; also a boxy polo Shirt with A-type skirt with waist pack.

This unbalanced meaning continues throughout, from fabric trousers and long skirts to well-trimmed stripes; full-body pleats have spread throughout the pink plaid casual skirt; clown-like diamond plaids sometimes look Like fish scales, it also appears in subtle glittering dresses and coats.

Inspired by the lazy jersey shirt dress spread to the algae-like hem, elegant handkerchief-like cropped geometric pattern, reminiscent of the image of Zandra Rhodes 70s heyday. The finale's white tulle dress is swayed with wavy black lines and is as beautiful as delicate sea creatures.