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Must-See Moments From Shanghai and China Fashion Week

China has established itself in the world of fashion, bringing competitiveness and creativity to the global market.

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In recent decades, Eastern fashion has become a key source of inspiration for designers around the world. China, in particular, has established itself as one of the main protagonists in the fashion industry, both in terms of production and consumption. In the past, the country's focus was mainly based on tradition and functionality, but more recently, the growing influence of Western brands has led Chinese consumers to become more interested in American and European labels and aesthetics. There has been a significant evolution in the industry which has led to embracing new styles while simultaneously maintaining its cultural identity.

The establishment of China Fashion Week and Shanghai Fashion Week has greatly expanded the country's role in the global fashion industry and has helped promote Chinese designers worldwide. China has shown its capacity to join a strong and competitive fashion industry,  predominantly focusing on quality and creativity.

Shanghai Fashion Week, an event that has undergone the challenges of a pandemic and has since been able to adapt to market shifts, represents the pinnacle of the Chinese fashion industry. This week was among the first to experiment with digital showcases, offering spectators a new way of enjoying the event. After a few years, the Fall/Winter 2023 collections were finally presented in person and hosted in a variety of prestigious locations around the city. 

Held in Beijing, China Fashion Week is an event of international significance. This event began in 1997 and is a unique opportunity for fashion enthusiasts and professionals to display their message and hard work. This year's theme was "Journey into Extreme Innovation," which was quite fitting given the fact that Chinese designers exceeded the limits of the imagination for their Fall/Winter 2023 ready-to-wear collections. Each designer uniquely interpreted the values of Chinese culture by revisiting traditional fabrics and classic dress.

Silk Orient

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Xin Ao

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Foam Read Me

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Cindy Wei Zhang Studio

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A Life On The Left

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Nunu&Nono

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Lynee

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Shijie

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Mao Gean

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Dingfei

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Freja

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Dieyingchongchong

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Zickness

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Thee.Them

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Loolayy

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Shengze

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