Nick, The Most Dressed Uncle, Has Launched A Joint Series With Versace Brand.

You may not recognize the name of Nick Wooster, but you must have seen the long white Hu chao chao Zhao who has been spreading the Internet for a long time.

The figure is 55 points, over 55 years old. The street pat Wooster has no special advantages except a row of neat snow-white beards and two tattoo flowers.

But the uncle, who is only 1.68 meters tall, has not only been able to put on his eyes, let people feel short, but also have accumulated 487 thousand followers on the social network Instagram, which is called "the most dressed man in the world" by fans.

GQ magazine also named him "fashion director Network Star".

In April of this year, Wooster began to prepare a series of cooperation with Italy brand Lardini. At present, they have been listed in Hongkong, Beijing and Shanghai.

In August 15th, Wooster came to Shanghai's Lane Crawford, for the "Wooster x Lardini" 2015 autumn winter capsule series publicity.

Lardini is a family business in Italy.

More than 65% of the revenue comes from Versace, Ferragamo and other major production orders.

Although "Lardini x Wooster" sounds like the tide uncle who takes advantage of the hot pursuit of iron and makes a fortune, but in the light of the few people who are popular in Instagram, there are not many such strength and vision of Wooster to do business.

Now Wooster runs a buyer's shop in the name of abbreviated N.W.

In the past year, he has worked with White Briefs and Cadillac before and after launching a capsule series.

In April this year, Wooster also worked with the US brand Todd Snyder to launch a joint T-shirt with "Who the Fuck is Nick Wooster", expressing doubts about the overexposure of social media.

In fact, Wooster is engaged in

It has been more than thirty years.

In 90s, when Chao Nan was not uncle Chao, Wooster had been the sales director of Barney, Bergdorf Goodman and Calvin Klein. He also served as the creative director of Ralph Lauren from 1995 to 1996.

In addition, Wooster has been waiting for companies such as Thom Browne and J.C. Penney.

You may be curious about the life of Wooster.

I do not know if, as you think, Chao is not naturally exposed to the growth conditions of fashion, and his father is an ordinary mechanic.

Like many fashion practitioners who enter the sales section, Wooster from small cities can only be regarded as a fashionable outsider in New York at first.

At the age of 16, Wooster began working in a local retail store for 7 years as a clothing salesman.

But in the eyes of Uncle Chao, this is not worth the cold shoulder stool inspirational story worth repeating. On the contrary, Wooster has repeatedly said that he has been very happy for 7 years as a salesperson, and that is also his longest job.

After graduating from college, Chao Shu wandered in New York for many years. Her job changed and changed. Until 1987, Wooster and Barneys began working with Peter Rizzo, where they studied fabric and proportion.

With regard to knowledge of fashion design, Chao's fashion career has finally come to a clear conclusion.

In 2010, Wooster was also appointed director of men's clothing brand Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman.

However, after a year and a half, he was dismissed by the company because he accepted the interview with GQ, saying that he was only lucky enough to get the job.

Subsequently, Wooster provided Thom Browne and J.C. Penney with reference for design. These fashion jobs lasted for a while. Until two years ago, Chao Shu took photos on the street and shot red on Instagram.

From selling clothes all the way to the top of the fashion industry, and the drama is so thoroughly red, except for Chao Shu Wooster, maybe only the girl from Friends: "when I was 28 years old, I thought I knew everything. When I was 52 years old, I wanted to tell you that I didn't understand anything."

Uncle Chao's sentence can be used as an ending. It is intended to appease the impetuous and eager for success and hesitate to the young people who are interested in life at the moment.