In the fashion circle, there is such a designer named Raf Simons, he is really super crying, at every turn shed tears.

All the other designers were bouncing off the curtain, and this gentleman was in tears.

Won the CFDA award, did not say two words choked up to say nothing.

He cried while others cheered up the models as they walked the runway.

Well, I don't know, he's either crying or on his way to crying.

In addition to crying, he also has a big sign - love flowers! Such a perceptual boy, the fashion circle of designers in addition to him really no one. From his appointment to his final departure, he repeatedly turned Dior's show into a "colorful world."

In addition, he is very fond of comparison. Now everyone loves to say than heart, he has long been tired of playing.

I don't want to be cold. My scissor hands are so cute. He is such a sensitive and vulnerable designer with no sense of distance.

Well, the designer is Raf Simons, and it is true that he is the most tearful, emotional and unpretentious designer in history.

It is difficult to think of Simons as such, but he is actually an engineering student.

Known as one of the "Post-Antwerp Six", Simons was born in Belgium in 1968 and studied industrial and furniture design at the Royal College of Art in his early years.

What brought him into the fashion world was Martin Margiela's third show, just after his debut. It is very clever to say, since seeing the show, Simons has developed a strong interest in fashion.

The teenager who cries at every word is better suited to the fashion world.

After graduating from university in 1991, he began to teach himself fashion design.

Initially designing only menswear, he created his own eponymous menswear label Raf Simons in 1995.

Simons has already played with the teen subculture trends that are all the rage in fashion circles. In the last century, Simons began to draw inspiration from street youth culture, using fashion to reflect the radical development of the subculture at the time - his menswear design was "revolutionary" at the time.

Some people use "abused youth", "live wonderful, die unruly" to describe his pioneering menswear design style. The New York Times described him as "almost the most influential menswear designer of the last century."

These silhouettes are still very fashionable today.

But then again, can you tell that the designer behind these clothes is actually made of water?

Simons took over the reinvention of Jil Sander, bringing to the extreme the minimalist elegance for which the brand is known. He incorporated the industrial furniture design concepts he learned in his early years into women's wear, creating a line aesthetic filled with architectural structural strips.

The Fall/Winter 2012 show was Simons' last show at Jil Sander. In Jil Sander nearly seven years of time, Simons women's design from ignorant to skilled, in that minimalism is not so popular now, his previous step wonderful interpretation of the simple aesthetic, Simons is always so forward-looking.

At the beginning of the article, the photo with red eyes is that he left Jil Sander, the closing of the last show, we can easily see that he really does not give up Jil Sander.

Because he loved him so much, after knowing the news of his departure, the model cried and wept during the runway show.

And his love for flowers was on full display that season.

Later, he went to Dior. At that time, everyone was still thinking about John Galliano's exaggerated and dramatic Dior, so when Simons met Dior, there was no obvious tacit understanding between the two, and he was pushed to the forefront.

Fortunately, Simons' work has silenced a lot of people. His first Dior show will reproduce the classic, John Galliano's luxurious dream Dior into a modern Dior with his own style, the right combination let him win the applause of the house.

Dior and I, one of the fashion documentaries regarded as must-see by many fashion people, recorded the whole process of Simons' first haute couture collection after joining Christian Dior. Simons' sensitive personality is on display.

After only three and a half years at the helm, Simons left Dior following the release of his Spring/Summer 2016 collection.

This time, though, he didn't cry......

After more than half a year of waiting, we finally welcomed Simons' Calvin Klein debut show at Fall/Winter Fashion Week. Very directly, Simons told us in the first look that he chose to start a new era for Calvin Klein with the American Dream in his heart.

The collection also covers almost everything in American style - a fusion of past and future, a collection of different characters and traits, including bright band uniforms, Wall Street suits, sheriff jackets... These inspirations are found in the new season's menswear collection, which is also suitable for women.

The debut received high praise from the media and retail industry, and the group's share price rose 3.36%. PVH, the parent group of Calvin Klein, said that the addition of Raf Simons will be expected to achieve the group's turnover target of $10 billion. Guess what? This tearmaker is also a money-maker.

Raf Simons such a talented and tearful designer, his design road said twists and turns are also flat, said flat is not easy. But it doesn't matter anyway, that's how much we love this talented, adorable, sniveling designer.