Explore Fashion'S Lasting Eternity

Talking about the secret love in fashion, Tasha, one of the founders of the designer's brand integration shop, now has the status of a spokesperson. After all, before Hong Huang's "peppermint glutinous rice scallion" and her local designer buyer's shop came, most of the domestic consumer's wardrobes were not good enough. The relationship between designers and wearers has been broken for a long time. Even if it is not understood, it will be difficult for them to establish their own fashion styles. While Tasha explores new designers in the whole country, understands their stories, participates in creation, selects works, stimulates each other, and eventually displays the new series in stores, the designers' world outlook hidden in clothes can be expressed more finer. "The Bible tells us that what we seek is invisible. Today, too many people are keen to pursue visible benefits and satisfy themselves with the richness of appearances, especially in fashion circles. But what is truly permanent and eternal is what is invisible, the hidden love in clothes. Tasha, a Christian, has just concluded an Israeli tour led by the International Church, followed by the preacher of Jesus, down from the north of Israel along the Jordan River, and finally to Dead Sea. She even searched her designer friend for a rare gift, a Jewish wardrobe, a fashion book that was displayed at the Israeli Museum. "Quite thick and big books, which contains a complete collection of Jewish dress changes process. Many designers know that when I buy it back, they are all excited. When the preachers started from Jerusalem and reached the west, there was another way to the East. The changes of many costumes in the world were closely related to it. In addition, I also bought many antique prints. When the early Jewish art flourished, people painted beautiful designs on murals, which are now copied into beautiful cards. Tasha also shares the inspiration of three fashion designers for those who are looking for hidden love gifts. Read the gift before you put it on.

The love of time hidden in antique fabrics

As a Tasha friend for many years, the local designer Uma Wang (Wang Zhi) is definitely a person who can "wear clothes at a glance". Much attention has been paid to her from the "Vogue/CFDA Fashion Fund designers exchange project", and Uma Wang is the first Chinese designer to take part in it. In the eyes of Tasha, the positive energy emitted by Uma Wang comes from its love for antique fabrics. "Now speaking of antique fabrics may be a fashionable term, but it actually contains the whole process of life. Uma Wang's understanding of Vintage is different from that of ordinary people. She has done a lot of research on the heavy sense of fabric and put them in her new Moodboard. The inspiration wall of her studio is covered with long buried clothes or clothing materials that were arranged hundreds of years ago and their faded appearance. You can see that the clothes that were originally filled with color were presented with a peculiar and long lasting beauty after being illuminated, blown, faded, faded and even weathered. Tasha takes Uma Wang's studio as an archaeological museum, often attracted by a slightly yellowed, slightly torn and anxious fabric. "You can read something very distant from hundreds of years of fabric, and how they can become a new element in the dissemination of eastern and Western cultures. When Uma Wang invites his own show invitation, he put in two roses that had gone through the bloom and then withered. To her, the ashes of time are also another kind of life. The most exciting gift for Uma Wang is a British flag during World War II, which was found in London. It was covered with burning marks and artillery fire. Because unable to bring the plane directly, the captain actually took the flag in both hands when he checked the ship, and the expression was so important that every passenger on the spot moved.

Clothes made by God's love for the secret world

Another designer, Wang Zaishi, who is full of whimsy, has made clothes for his love of mysterious world. (Vega) She used to imitate a deep sea animal with a dark blue skirt to win the graduation show of the central London School of art and design, Saint Martin. "When I was watching BBC documentary about submarine life, I was shocked to see the animal shining like a neon light on the bottom of the sea. They are luminous fish. They express themselves in strange ways that ordinary people can not see. They are very beautiful. I think it is necessary to show this beautiful work and fashion, because fashion designers do not only want to make nice clothes. Wang boldly implanted cold light into his clothing, and even after he created his own brand and won a good reputation, he still maintained his enthusiasm for the mysteries of the universe. In the 2013 spring and summer series, she transformed the understanding of the universe into black and white nebula, printed on silk fabrics, and responded to her exploration of the unknown with the vastness of the stars.

Wang Qingyang, the most popular local designer recently, has prepared beautiful and emotional works for the upcoming festivals. "You can feel her concern for the little things in life. She is very sensitive and very cunning. Wang Qingyang's performance has not been completely orthodox, but there are always some spiritual things that will resonate with you. For example, the last year's most recognized animal insect series, with a slightly upward attitude, is not provocative. These surrealist works are not simply graphic designs, but designers' love and perception of nature. There are animals in the fashion care and natural care, this is the Chinese designers feel that there is a special future. Tasha shared the joy of talking about the designer's old friend. "Wang Qingyang's new season's work is inspired by Henry Mathis's last 50s's red room. She painted a woman's head, vase, dresser, sofa, with red as the bottom. Through these little things, you can see the designer's aesthetic world, not just the cold clothes hanging in the window. "