The Fifteenth Italy Textile And Accessories Expo Shanghai Curtain

In October 23rd, the fifteenth Milano Unica ( Italy textile and Accessories Fair It was launched in Italy, Shanghai, and the grand On Stage fashion show was held on that day.

"Zero distance contact with these international fabrics is not only the most intuitive concept for designers, but now we have more choices." Local fashion show Designer Wang Zaishi explained that the winter work on the stage was called "sixty white Jun", inspired by Mongolia pastoral songs, and the cloth was mostly used in Tibetan blue, green grass and red and other strong sense of strength and strong sense of space. One of the garments is black wool fabric embroidered with golden arrows, and it still looks strong in simple profile. With the development of fashion design, the space on the profile is hard to break through, and more designers begin to pour energy into fabric design. This is one of the reasons why Chinese designers are eager to contact more international fabric suppliers.

Angie Pompilio (Andrea Pompilio), a designer from Italy in the evening, brought ten sets of autumn and winter works of his own name. The bright color collision and the broad outline cutting make the whole series of clothes have a strong urban prodigal style. He admits that every year he visits the Milano Unica exhibition in Italy. The constant innovation of fabric designers in colors and patterns is the most pleasant surprise for him every time. "Sometimes designers can't find the ideal patterns and materials, so they need to order them, and the advantage of such exhibitors is that you can find manufacturers who are willing to undertake small orders. This is especially important for independent designers." Pompi Leo said.

"Milano Unica's On Stage fashion show focuses on creating links between potential young designers and high-end textile fabrics and accessories manufacturers." Milano Unica chairman Sylvie Albini (Silvio Albini) said in an interview that Italy fabrics grew rapidly in the Chinese market. Today, from a multifaceted perspective, China is an extremely important market for many textile enterprises in Italy. Together with Hongkong, China is the second largest export market for textiles in Italy after Germany. In addition to the first export of wool fabrics, all other fabric exports ranked the top in China. However, the promotion of exports to China is still the quality of Italy's products. In the first half of this year, the volume of exports has increased by 7.4%.

After the Beijing exhibition in March this year, the brands reacted very well. This exhibition in Shanghai. Exhibitor The number has increased from 95 to 124. Many well-known fabric producers in Italy have high expectations for the Chinese market. "We hope that the Chinese market will occupy 25% of the company's trade output in the future. This figure is very large, but I think it will soon be achieved." Loro Piana brand CEO Pier Luigi Loro Piana said.