Interpretation Of Chinese Philosophy In Fashion Week In Europe And America

Liu Fang's 3D cashmere works

From Liu Fang to soft cashmere

Liu Fang, China's cutting-edge

Design director of Palo cashmere.

Using the unique knitting technology to give soft cashmere knitted garments with a hard building sense outline and 3D sculpture appearance appearance as the main characteristics.

All the works of fashion show + exhibition are white cashmere works, showing the characteristics of aestheticism, holiness and avant garde.

In the design and production, the unique process is used to give soft cashmere with a hard sculpture shape. The designer draws precise curves, uses special knitting wedge-shaped knitting technology to form three-dimensional folds, and presents periodic geometric Charms through stacking, rotating and winding, so that the garment lines flow state and realize the experimental number 3D profile.

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Cashmere is one of the softest natural fibers, and I have designed it as a hard outline of sculpture. This is what our Chinese sage Laozi called "the world is soft and the world is strong." I integrated Chinese philosophy into my design.

I did not emphasize the appearance of Chinese elements, but rather integrated Chinese philosophy into the form of futurism.

Designer Liu Fang

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This is a series of classical feelings that collide with the future technology. It is also a harmonious design exhibition in the contrast between eastern and Western design ideas and aesthetic feeling. The viewer seems to be in the artistic spirit of holy elegance and emptiness and aestheticism, through the white Gothic and futurism, and savor the virtual aesthetics and the scientific connotation.

Zhao Qian, head of the Chinese High Fashion Association, China

Masha Ma the mystery of fighting fish

Masha Ma, the post-80s designer, went to London Saint Martin Institute for a master's degree in 2001, and was an intern assistant at Alexander McQueen and Veronica Branhquino, and now created the designer brand Masha Ma.

This season, with the inspiration of Thailand fighting fish, she turned the multicolored fins of fish into the blue prints of fish scales, and then matched them with gauze or three-dimensional folds.

It shows the mysterious and rich natural beauty.

Wrinkles and layering are still emphasized by designers. New techniques and fabrics show women's feminine beauty, such as the design of bee waist loins, straight pencil skirts, and short, long, straight, wrinkled skirts.

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Compared with the past, this season used some previously used colors, as well as new processes and fabrics.

I want to give you a more colorful and vibrant summer.

Folds and layers are inherited, because these techniques can better reflect the details of women's curves, highlight the feminine characteristics, and the qualities that I want to wear in my brand: women, modern.

-- designer Masha Ma

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I like the tailoring very much. I think the design version of Masha is very good. When you wear it, you can make people thin, slim and not burdensome, very fresh.

I think this season, she continues to follow the cutting and characteristics of the original version of the line, in the color and practicality of a quiet leap, as a friend of Masha, I am very proud.

Many years ago, designers in China thought very well and needed more opportunities to show themselves to the world.

Singer Shang Wenjie

Huishan Zhang Chinese style flower and bird printing

Zhang Shan Shan won the Christian Dior design award before graduating from the central Saint Martin Institute in 2009, and was selected by Dior to practice in Paris studio. Later, she went to a senior custom workshop.

Create Huishan Zhang

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This is his first show in London Fashion Week, whose theme is flowers and birds, which shows the implicit and restrained beauty of China. It combines the cognition of Chinese traditional culture with the technology of advanced customization in the West.

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The whole series is a new combination of Chinese culture and Western culture. It recombines some of the things that have been done before, and wants to make China's image stronger.

On this basis, I made a new attempt.

This time, I first designed some printing patterns, made prints with Chinese elements for the first time, and all the prints were Chinese. We also made improvements to this, all of which were new attempts.

Designer Zhang Huishan

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Zhang Huishan is a very talented young designer. His whole design ideas are very good. He uses modern Chinese lace to modernize and internationalize.

Combining some traditional Chinese handicrafts with Western technology, they have very own ideas.

Zhang Yu, editor in chief of Chinese edition of VOGUE