The Second Tier Power Formation Of Asian Fashion In Asia

In a comprehensive report, from the dress of first lady Michel of President Obama's inauguration to the wedding dress worn by former president Clinton and his beloved daughter, they went to New York fashion week or another.

Or simple romantic works, to win the fashion industry "Oscar"...

With the frequent appearance of design works, the merger of important sites has won numerous awards. Asian Chinese designers have become famous in the American fashion industry.

The rise of Asian Americans in the fashion industry in New York reflects a major shift in the demographic composition of the fashion center in Manhattan's Seventh Avenue, according to the World Journal.

There will be many Asian rookies in New York fashion week on the 9 th, including Wang Daren, Wu Jigang, Phillip Lim and Derek Lam of Chinese origin, Thakoon Panichgul from Thailand, and Prabal Gurung of Nepalese origin.

Since 1990s, a large number of Asian students have been pouring into famous fashion design schools all over the world, partly because these schools have strengthened enrollment in the rapidly developing countries such as Japan and Korea, partly because of the changing attitudes of these countries to the fashion industry.

70% of foreign students from Parsons Fashion Design Institute in New York are from Asia.

Nearly 1200 students from New York Fashion Design Institute (FIT) account for 23% of Asian students.

Asian Designers

The industry broke out into several waves, including Xiao Zhimei and Wang Weiwei, who made their debut in 1980s.

However, in recent years, with the new generation of designers taking a firm step in New York, Asian people have formed a strong force in the fashion industry.

In 1995, the American fashion designers association had only about ten Asian members, and now there are at least 35 people.

This situation is similar to that of Jews in the fashion world in New York. Most of the famous designers were Jews, including Calvin Klein, Donna Karen, Ralph Lauren, and so on. In 1980s,

Throughout the twentieth Century, Jewish immigrants built a thriving garment district in New York. They first worked as a garment worker, then became a factory owner, a manufacturer, a retailer, and finally became a designer.

Many Asian designers now experience the process from factory to platform, because their parents and grandparents used to work in the garment industry.

In the American fashion world, many new stars have springing up in recent years.

The number of students in Central Asia is also increasing year by year, and the strength of the second echelon has been forming. It can not help but wonder that the time for Asian Americans to take the lead in this industry has arrived.

Star Island Daily quoted New York Times as saying that as long as we look at this June.

The Academy Awards ceremony will witness the remarkable achievements of Asians in this field.

In this reputation as Oscar in the fashion world, Asian Americans have won three major awards: the best dress designer is Wu Jigang (Jason Wu) from Taiwan, China; the best Decorating Designer is Wang Daren (Alexander Wang) of the same Taiwan, and the best man's designer is Korean born Tsai (Richard Chai), creating a history of the association.

Debut

The award of the award has been gratifying. What's more, the three 25 thousand yuan scholarship awarded by the association has also been won by Asian students.

Wu Ji Gang described this year as "inspiring". After all, it was not long ago that people mentioned the name of Western designers in the New York fashion world. Now, Asian people are on the front line.

In fact, Wu Jigang's remarks are not exaggerated. In the fashion week of New York, which opened on the 9 th, many of the attention stars were yellow skin and black eyes. Besides Wu Jigang and Wang Daren, there were also Derek Lam, whose parents were Hongkong immigrants, Phillip Lim, a Chinese American designer born in Thailand, and the Thakoon Panichgul of Thai origin and Prabal Gurung of Nepalese origin.