Private policy changed New York Fashion Week for Shanghai this season. As Chinese, founders who are not at this stage in terms of and Haoran Li Siying; They have recently hosted a repeat of their NYFW show here, but this was the first time that they were only presented in this market. It doesn’t hurt to give their Chinese fan base a preferential treatment.
In terms of li are interested in the way people of their generation are getting dressed and deal with fashion. This season, Li said, they investigated the understanding of young people and often humorous decontexualization of the style of the ‘old money’ style. “We think it is ironic that many people dress ‘old money’ when they are not,” he noticed, and explains that he sees this as a “armor for city life”.
It is a particularly timely theme. We live in an era of economic fear, with millennials and gene types that dress up for the bank accounts that they would like to have: Prep is in full swing again, and the kind of clothing queen Elizabeth II in her national retreats has become trendy. It was the last that the designers leaned here, who transformed classic Barbour style waxed canvas outerwear into cuts and mini-skirts and classic flap bags on playful casing. These experiments were made for the most successful segment in the show.
In the queue know how to make a seriously flirty women’s clothing, but this season there was a new convenience and sexiness for their men’s clothing. The funky shoes are worth mentioning. Li developed 3D -printed bulbs and pointed tips to apply to Nike Sneakers. They were deliberately clownish. “I mean, the people who dress like this do it as a suit,” he said with a grin. Call it cosplay or call it self -invention, anyway, Li was right on the money.