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  • Let's go back in history on this day, all the way back in 1873, U.S.

    讓我們回顧一下歷史,在 1873 年的這一天,美國。

  • patent number one, 39 121 was issued to a Latvian immigrant, Jacob Davis, and a

    第 39 121 號專利頒發給了拉脫維亞移民雅各布-戴維斯(Jacob Davis)和一個

  • German born businessman named Levi Strauss.

    出生於德國的商人列維-施特勞斯。

  • It was for an improvement and fascinating pocket openings.

    這是為了改進和迷人的口袋開口。

  • As mundane as that may sound. The invention being patented was for

    雖然聽起來很平凡。申請專利的發明用於

  • metal rivets designed to hold indigo denim waist overalls together.

    金屬鉚釘用於將靛藍色牛仔腰部工作服固定在一起。

  • What we now know today as blue jeans. The problem and the solution began with

    也就是我們今天所說的藍色牛仔褲。問題和解決方案始於

  • Davis, a tailor in Reno, Nevada, who kept fielding customers who wanted the

    戴維斯是內華達州雷諾市的一名裁縫,他不斷地接待那些想要

  • pockets of their work pants reinforced to prevent rips.

    加固工作褲的口袋,防止撕裂。

  • It was a simple problem and a simple solution.

    這是一個簡單的問題,也是一個簡單的解決方案。

  • Davis realized that a thicker material secured with metal rivets would be more

    戴維斯意識到,用金屬鉚釘固定較厚的材料會更牢固。

  • durable for the laborers, the farmers and the miners who are the primary wears

    對工人、農民和礦工來說,耐用性是最重要的。

  • of denim at the time. In need of money, though, he reached out

    的牛仔褲。但在需要錢的時候,他伸出了援助之手

  • to Strauss, who was selling cloth in San Francisco and at the time agreed to pay

    施特勞斯,他在舊金山賣布,當時同意支付

  • the $68 in patent fees. Now, to be sure, Davis and Strauss

    68 美元的專利費。現在,戴維斯和施特勞斯

  • technically didn't invent blue jeans. The phrase itself traces all the way

    從技術上講,藍色牛仔褲並不是它的發明。這句話本身可以追溯到

  • back to the Renaissance in the French blue Tejon, which was a reference to the

    追溯到文藝復興時期的法文藍色特洪(Tejon)。

  • blue fabrics imported from Italy. And that brings us to our question of

    從意大利進口的藍色織物。這就引出了我們的問題

  • the day. Blue jeans, as a phrase, was uncommon to

    當時。藍色牛仔褲,作為一個短語,在當時並不常見。

  • use until the 1950s. Prior to then, denim pants, whether they

    直到 20 世紀 50 年代才開始使用。在此之前,牛仔褲無論是

  • were stopped at the waist or went all the way up to the torso, were referred

    在腰部停止或一直延伸到軀幹,被稱為 "腰部"。

  • to overalls or bib overalls, a catch all term for workwear.

    到工作服或圍兜工作服,這是工作服的總稱。

  • But the change in vernacular was largely tied to a change in perception of the

    但是,白話文的變化在很大程度上是與人們對"...... "的看法的變化相聯繫的。

  • product. The first batches of Levi's were

    產品第一批 Levi's 是

  • initially popular as work pants, but the introduction of that iconic five of one

    最初是作為工作褲流行,但隨著標誌性的五分褲的推出

  • style helped denim crossover from utilitarian to casual.

    這種風格幫助牛仔布從功利走向休閒。

  • The transition to fashion accelerated further after World War Two as U.S.

    第二次世界大戰後,美國進一步加快了向時尚的轉型。

  • soldiers sporting the brand around the globe captivated the aesthetic

    全球各地的運動健將們都被這一品牌的美學所吸引

  • sensibilities of a burgeoning leisure class.

    新興有閒階級的感性認識。

  • It didn't hurt that Hollywood stars like James Dean and Marlon Brando prominently

    詹姆斯-迪恩(James Dean)和馬龍-白蘭度(Marlon Brando)等好萊塢巨星也在該項目中佔據了重要位置。

  • sported Levi's in movies. Given the pants a cultural credibility

    在電影中穿著李維斯。賦予了這條褲子文化上的可信度

  • at the time when Baby Boom era and the accompanying affluence was beginning to

    當時,嬰兒潮時代和隨之而來的富裕生活開始出現

  • take off. While Levi's has had its share of ups

    起飛。雖然 Levi's 也有過起起落落

  • and downs, the company's legacy may be rooted more in its ability to keep up

    公司的傳統可能更多地源於其跟上時代步伐的能力。

  • with the changing tastes and social mores.

    隨著品味和社會風尚的變化而變化。

  • Belt loops. They were added to jeans in the 1920s.

    腰帶環20 世紀 20 年代,牛仔褲上開始出現腰帶環。

  • Lady Levi's. They were introduced in the thirties to

    李維斯女士。它們在三十年代被引入

  • target specific body shape differences. The 1950s brought us the cuffed and boxy

    針對特定的體形差異。20 世紀 50 年代,袖口式和方形的款式出現在我們面前。

  • style, as well as the first zipper fly, which was met with derision and fear for

    款式,以及首創的拉鍊式飛行器,但卻遭到了人們的嘲笑和恐懼。

  • obvious reasons. Slim cigarette cut jeans for women

    原因顯而易見。女士煙管式修身牛仔褲

  • dominated the 1960s. Bellbottoms and patchwork jeans were

    在 20 世紀 60 年代占主導地位。喇叭褲和拼接牛仔褲是

  • prominent in the seventies, and from there it was high waisted jeans favored

    從 70 年代開始,高腰牛仔褲受到人們的青睞。

  • by moms, then big and baggy jeans favored by rappers.

    然後是說唱歌手喜歡的寬大牛仔褲。

  • Then low rise jeans favored by Britney Spears and then skinny jeans favoured by

    布蘭妮-斯皮爾斯(Britney Spears)喜歡的低腰牛仔褲,以及

  • whoever could squeeze themselves into it.

    誰都可以擠進去。

  • Of course, fashion tends to be cyclical. And now we're back again to the wildly

    當然,時尚往往是週期性的。現在,我們又回到了瘋狂的

  • jeans, the culottes and comfort. Whatever style or trend Levi's has had.

    Levi's(李維斯)是牛仔褲、寬鬆褲和舒適褲的代名詞。無論 Levi's 的風格或趨勢如何。

  • Whatever style, the trend is really dominated.

    無論什麼風格,這股潮流確實佔據了主導地位。

  • Levi's has really managed to endure for 171 years now, and maybe Scarlett 171

    Levi's 171 年來還真是經久不衰,或許 Scarlett 171 年也是如此。

  • years more.

    歲月更迭。

Let's go back in history on this day, all the way back in 1873, U.S.

讓我們回顧一下歷史,在 1873 年的這一天,美國。

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