Private policy exchange of New York Fashion Week for Shanghai this season. Being Chinese, the founder Qu and Haoran Li are no stranger at this stage; They have been hosting the repetition of their NYFW show late, but this was the first time he presented alone in this market. This cannot really hurt its Chinese fan base to give some preferential treatment to the base.
Qu and Lee are interested in the way they are dressed by their generations and connect with fashion. In this season, Lee said, he detected the understanding of young people and often “old money” style humorous decontextulizing. “We think it is ironic that a lot of people wear ‘old money’, when they are not,” he said, explaining that he sees it as a “armor for urban life”.
This is a particularly time subject. We are living in an era of economic anxiety, dressing for bank accounts with Millennials and Jean Z -type dressings that they want: Prep has returned to full furore, and the kind of dress Queen Elizabeth II wore in his country’s retreat has become fashionable. It was later bent designers here, the classic barbor-style waxed canvas used to turn external clothing into a cropped jacket and mini skirts and put classic flap pocket in playful sheaths. These experiments performed for the most successful section in the show.
Qu and Lynn know how some seriously flirting women are made, but this season had a new spontaneity and sexuality for their menwear. Caid shoes are noticeable. Lee made 3D printed shells and suggestions to apply on Nike Sneakers. He was deliberately clown. “I mean, people who wear clothes like this, they do it like a dress,” they said with a smile. Call it a cosplay or call it self-invent, in any way, it was right on the money taken.
