German military uniform in World War II. In the snow leopard. Zhou Weiguo and Noboru takeshita both wore military uniforms when studying in Germany.

The design of Nazi German military uniforms during World War II largely inherited some styles of Prussia.

At that time, Nazi Germany's racial concept thought that it was the best race, so the design of military uniforms at that time reflected an arrogance, sacredness and solemnity. Beauty is greater than practicality is the basic concept of SS military uniform design. In addition, due to the influence of European fashion at that time, Nazi military uniforms were more like straight suits, which were essentially different from American military uniforms with pockets everywhere.

Nazi's pursuit of beauty is also reflected in many aspects. For example, Nazi soldiers were not allowed to grow beards and asked female soldiers to roll up their hair.