Jason Wu: Don'T Love The Stage Behind The Scenes.

As an American Chinese, Wu Jigang (Jason Wu) has a completely American way of thinking, but after a deep chat, you will still find Chinese small cunning hidden in him.

"Dealing with the public and the media is part of my job. I am not as shy as I used to be."

He said.

However, he wants to be a pragmatic designer rather than social networking.

The work behind the stage is still his favorite.

Wu Jigang, who came to Shanghai, was a bartender. He co worked with Martell to launch a limited amount of liquor with the same name.

The interview was about The Peninsula Hotel. Wu Jigang walked into the interview scene in black clothes. There was no difference from the picture: his hair shaved and exposed to blue scalp, and his skin was full of luster, which was full of vitality of young people.

As soon as I talked about it, I found it a real American.

His way of thinking and logical structure are all American. When speaking, he is used to looking at each other's eyes with enthusiasm. The content of the conversation is honest and unemotional, while some officials are not mystifying.

When it comes to how to create the cocktail called "The Wu", he does not have complicated wine vocabulary, but directly complacent boasts: "I finished 12 minutes!" he said he was very proud of the color selection and collocation of this wine, after all, he was a dress designer.

Chatting with him for a while, he could slowly discover the small Chinese cunning hidden in his body: when I asked him about his emotional state, he said witty, "I and my cat love each other at first sight, and I recognized that it should be my cat."

Wu Jigang, born in 1982, is only thirty. In the New York fashion circle, he and Wang Daren and Zach Posen (Zac Posen) represent the new generation forces.

These young people are full of energy and are not the favorite of social networks, but they are more efficient and more restrained and more attentive than most of their peers who are addicted to social networking.

The first ready-made garment series has just won great acclaim.

The series has both the American style of sports and the aesthetic habits of globalization.

"I am disposable.

No interest. "

Wu Jigang said.

He is a pragmatic and individual person. He doesn't care what is popularity and quality, not quantity.

Speaking of his own work, he said, "the soul lies in its fine.

And eternal quality. "

Although he is a new designer, Wu Jigang has a high profile: he put the factory in New York to control the craft, and shoes and bags were sent to Italy to produce.

Two years after Wu Jigang started the brand, Michel Obama recognized his seriousness.

At Obama's inaugural dance, Michel appeared in a Jason Wu white custom dress.

It is Andre Leon Tully, the famous guest editor of the American version of Vogue, who recommended the new designer to the first lady of the new era (Andre Leon Talley).

In fact, before the inauguration ceremony, many first ladies will look for designers to design clothes according to different possibilities. Designers will never know who will wear their clothes before the last moment.

At the inaugural dance of Obama last year, Michel unexpectedly appeared again in the design of Jason Wu.

The first choice is not so much a selection of clothes, but that the first lady should consider the many factors of public opinion to make the final decision.

By the second choice, women's intuition prevails.

Speaking of this paragraph, Wu Jigang obviously does not want to credit these two glorious moments to his complexion.

He said: "I very much hope that I also like to be a more globalized person."