Catchword men's autumn and winter new romantic style: to create the British early poetry "Late" and "sketch set" in the character image

Catchword men's autumn and winter new romantic style: to create the British early poetry "Late" and "sketch set" in the character image

The lake poets refers to a school that emerged earlier in the 19th century British Romantic Movement.

The words and phrases in their poems praise the nature's lakes and mountains, lingering love, and purifying pure friendships. They are characterized by freshness, natural beauty, youthfulness, and philosophical features.

The CATCHWORD-A/W Collection is an interpretation of the exquisite, romantic, and men's innocent feelings of the nineteenth century.

We returned to Wordsworth's hometown, Lake District in Cumbria, in northwestern England, and read the words of the innocent years of the songs, all of which had a tendency to "go back to nature."

The beginning of the British Romantic Movement was marked by the collection of "Lyrics of Songs" published by Wordsworth and Coleridge in 1798. Wordsworth wrote the Preface to the poetry reprint in 1880. It became the first artistic declaration of English Romanticism. Because of their rebellion against the traditional laws of classicalism and the promotion of romantic artistic techniques, they are also known as "romantic rebellions."