Western Fashion Advocates "Chinese Style"

In fashion, the influence of Chinese style is enduring.

China and its potential market have become an important target of Western brands.

This fashion show starts with 88 gorgeous red costumes, ends with a set of black cheongsam, and the middle dress uses the "round" elements according to Karl Lagefeldt, the creative director.

Decades later, designer Eve Szentloran once again drew inspiration from oriental aesthetics, which can be seen in his 1978 series of Chinese costumes.

There are some details to illustrate this point: Alessandro della boasts the design of a jacket with a Chinese collar; the design of dresses van Norton shows flowers and bamboo elements; CELINE's fashion uses bright Qian Lianhong, Versace's sandals and Chris Dean Dio's stiletto heels with exotic black tassels; the surface decorations formed by the complex collage of the fashion designer Tan Yuyan, born in China and now settled in New York, also embodies this.

Dragons, butterflies, flowers, wide sleeves, standing collar and pagoda graphics are all manifestations of Chinese style.

In the latest series of fashion, he used bright black tassel in his designs for jackets, ladies' wear and accessories.

Armani said: "China is a place of extraordinary magic, and for us Westerners, it has a mythical charm."