Chinese Elements: Let Chinese Designers Enjoy The World

According to Canadian media, the fashion brand Zareen founded by Canadian Chinese designer Xin Yun was founded in 5 years and has been touted by Canadian fashion circles to become the new favorite of the fashion industry. At the same time, it was also favored by many Madame officials and became a "diplomatic designation".

In addition to the fashion design world, Chinese designers are beginning to emerge in other design industries. According to BBC, He Wenjin, a Chinese designer, worked with the Royal Mint last year following the design of the commemorative coins of the horse year. Chinese traditional elements and English charm, the designer perfectly embodies the Chinese culture in the commemorative coins of England. He Wenjin also said in an interview that she hoped that this would help British people understand Chinese culture better.

Not long ago, at the first Sino French international design exchange exhibition, 2 Chinese designers jointly won the annual "double faced God" innovative design award, and 6 designers won the nomination award. The award is one of the three European design awards and is known as the Oscar prize in the world design community. The two designers won the award and achieved a breakthrough in Chinese designer's zero award.

In recent years, the rise of Chinese forces on the world design stage has attracted much attention. From Wang Weiwei, known as "the queen of wedding dress", to Chinese American designers represented by Wu Jigang and Wang Daren, they are attracting worldwide attention to Chinese design with their wisdom and ideas.

Chinese elements are popular in the world

After careful observation, it is not difficult to find that Chinese elements seem to be the "magic weapon" in the works of these popular Chinese designers.

Chinese designers extend their keen touch to all aspects of Chinese culture. Chinese painting, Peking Opera, porcelain, embroidery, silk, flowers, dragons and Phoenix... The Chinese elements in the design are the epitome of Chinese culture, which contains national customs. The ingenious combination of elements with unique national characteristics and modern design concepts form a unique Oriental fashion.

Tan Yanyu, a Chinese designer, is fond of Chinese elements. From the warm Chinese red, the "Peony" as the peony, the freehand brushwork of traditional Chinese painting, the frescoes of Dunhuang, to the the Imperial Palace of architectural treasures, the profound Chinese culture has given her endless design inspiration. She integrates many Chinese traditional factors into her fashion design concept, and realizes the blending of the East and the west, the reflection of classical and modern.

Zhou Yangjie, the world famous Chinese footwear designer, is more interested in Chinese elements. Its reputation in the British fashion shoe design world is inspired by a series of shoes designed on the theme of plum blossom.

With the promotion of many Chinese designers, Western designers and consumers have gradually discovered the special charm of Chinese elements and are fascinated by it.

The national culture is rooted in the international vision.

The rise of Chinese forces on the international design stage is inextricably linked to the edification and environment of Chinese and Western multiculturalism.

George Loa, a famous international car designer, once said, "the connotation of design is culture." Analysis points out that in the past, in the field of global design, Chinese designers were not only a small number of people, but also weak in strength. In creative design, they also followed the western trends and ideas step by step, without forming a climate. However, with the increase of China's influence and the spread of Chinese culture, Chinese designers have revival of their self-consciousness and are no longer willing to be the follower of western design. They are committed to innovation, integrating design concepts into the international trend, and embedding national culture in creative design, forming a unique design concept. Not only is it refreshing, it also brings a "Chinese wind" to the world's design field.

Tan Yanyu said in an interview that I regard my design as a bridge between two cultures. People are worshiping the west, but I want to turn back to find their roots and do something to find their roots. I love all the things that are related to China. I want to use Chinese culture to inspire my creative inspiration.

Design is another silent language. Chinese designers have brought the design to the world stage, and have shown Chinese culture to the whole world.