First Show Paris Presents Dreams -- Interview With Fashion Designer Liu Fang

Every person in Paris

The designer's "ultimate goal", they all dreamed of coming to Paris for a press conference... At half past eight in the evening of September 26, 2012, at the Westin Grand Vancouver Hotel in Paris, Chinese designer Liu Fang took the first stage of her work to the stage of Paris fashion week. She worked hard and she fought hard. This is her dream. She spent a very long time, and as long as she said, "this is the beginning of a dream, and it can not be measured by time alone."

Reporter: what is the inspiration for spring and summer show 2013?

Liu Fang: This is the thinking and summing up of the future. Starting from one point, my journey exists in one dimension space. When the point becomes a line into the two-dimensional space, I use Plush knitted carrier as a carrier to express a new idea, and from one dimension to two dimensions to three sides again, the concept of space pformation is all embodied in clothing.

Reporter: now more and more Chinese designers are making a show in Paris. What do you think of this phenomenon and whether Paris will play a positive role in itself?

Liu Fang: making a show in Paris is absolutely a remarkable thing. The first Xie Feng teacher to take up the stage of Paris design is the second time he is a teacher of Marco. They are all examples of Chinese design.

Direction.

We also need to display our creative ideas on such a platform.

Reporter: is there any Chinese model used in the overhaul? If so, who is it?

Liu Fang: Yes, Zhang Shuyang, she did very well.

Reporter: if there are more and more Chinese supermodels coming out in international fashion show, such as Liu Wen, Qin Shupei and so on, every year more and more new year's faces are empty. What do you think of this situation?

Liu Fang: This is very good. It shows that our economy is developing in a good direction. Chinese culture makes more people love and accept. Chinese faces are the four largest.

It also gives more opportunities to show self.