From Mao Suits to Polo Shirt

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From Mao Suits to Polo Shirt

• Everyday, there are news create tension, give
  information, or lead us to trend and development.
  In one situation, while reading an article about
  the ongoing trial of Gu Kailai, the wife of the
  fallen Communists chief Bo Xilai, I had noticed
  something about modern China. You might think
  its the legal improprieties, well its a no. It
  is about the ubiquity of the polo shirt worn by
  Beijing attorney Shen Zhigeng and Zhang Xianjun.
• Is this a new fashion style? It is charming and
  encourages others to imitate? What makes it
  different and takes my attention? Yes, it creates
  difference in fashion style and captures others
  attention. Peoples focus and attention are not
  primarily on the event or the main course of the
  accession but seemingly on the dresses and
  clothes, like me. They became observant and we
  apparently seen this kind of modification. An
  evidence of seeing the possibilities of switching
  fashion. Like what had been seen during the
  trial. Indeed, Polo shirt had influenced Chinese
  people in their fashion.
• The polo shirt or the tennis shirt as an original
  name had dominated China, together with the Mao
  Suits that had been originally called a Sun
  Yat-Sen suit. It is a T-shaped garment with a
  knitted collar. A knitted fabric is the main
  material used. Polo shirts are widely used by
  sport enthusiast but had diversified its use and
  became common in school uniforms. Apparently,
  observed worn by diplomat and highly dignified
  individuals in various occasion and events,
  formal or informal. Polo shirt is leading all
  over the white collar works. It is paired with
  the short sleeve dress shirt that is considered
  its illegitimate cousin.
• It can also be paired with other apparels. Suited
  to be matched up with jacket and long sleeve
  versions wherein often seen during the colder
  months. This adds to the cool effect of the
  wardrobes. Sadly these polo shirts contain many
  dizzy rays of colors and over sized logos compare
  to the monochromatic simplicity of Western
  equivalents.
• The officials wardrobes of China even have polo
  shirts that act as de facto currency. A blogger
  heard a story from a foreigner trying to start a
  small business in Beijing a couple of years ago.
  The foreigner was advised to offer the local
  police a two-extra large polo shirt from one of
  the famous brands with the price not less that
  1000RMB(at that time approximately 127). After
  hearing those words, he was amused but was
  staggered later on after finding out that an
  upscale shop didnt stock polo shirts under
  2000RMB.
• Nouveau riche Chinese people were content in
  purchasing pricier polo shirts than other chinese
  clothes. Preferably, they choose Polo Shirt than
  to buy expensive suits, glittering cuff links and
  designer ties. Recognizing logos are easier than
  noticing hints of lavishness. This thing calls
  for the rejection of the usual wearing of
  Communist Mao Suits.
• Precisely, people are now interested with this
  fashion set-up. Polo shirt will be a fashion
  identity of every individual. Without a doubt,
  this will marvel them in the fashion scenery.
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