Ku Kui Kei'S Brand Fashion Conference: Vivian Chow'S Dress Show

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On this occasion, Vivian Chow gave his best friend Ku Kui Kei's brand fashion conference.

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Wearing a domineering dress and pressing the ball, the scene immediately lit up the atmosphere.

The most famous brand designer thank you, with his friend Vivian Chow to receive an interview, set off a visual feast.

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This summer, the first men's wear week will be held in New York.

The consumer market is the main reason.

"This is really an exciting era," Thomas Ott, senior vice president of Saks Fifth Avenue, Sax, held in an industry forum held half a month ago at Fifth Ott.

Men today are not only interested in fashion, but also quite aware of it. "

This sentence does not apply to Chinese men's wear market.

Let's think about it. Do you think that if the men around you see the J. Crew geography teacher dressed up in London?

In the six first and second tier cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an and Shenyang, Chi man GQ investigated 1331 men aged 20 to 45, who graduated from university or above, and made a survey report.

The report shows that the biggest card in Chinese men's mind is seven wolves (9.3%), followed by LV (6.8%), Armani (6.5%) and Nike (5.7%).

"The first big name" seven wolf is a more than 30 years old local men's wear brand, before invites Zhong Hanliang, it is very popular in the two or three line city.

But nearly two years of performance shows that this low-end men's wear brand also encountered problems.

In the 2014 fiscal year, the operating revenues, profits and net profits of the seven wolves were not smaller than those in 2013, and this has been a decline for two consecutive years.

According to the report of Frost & Sullivans & amp; Sullivans, the overall performance of China's men's wear market is not good enough.

Luxury brands are still the main part of men's wear market.

"Although women spend a lot more money on personal luxury goods than men, the growth rate of luxury consumption in the next five years will exceed that of women's luxury goods," said Fflur Roberts, the luxury goods chief executive of Euromonitor, a marketing research firm last year.

For most Chinese men, big names like LV and Armani are definitely a wise choice.

"It's not going to go wrong."

Gao Shijie, director of operations at both showroom, said.

Whether it is men's superstition or loyalty to brand authority, this habit has been strengthened.

Zhao Huizhou, the chief designer of the women's wear brand EACHWAY, founded in 1997, thinks that men's clothing is more important than brand design than women's.

Sellers believe that consumers are becoming sharper. That's true. They already know that strange noises are not necessarily high-end brands. Many of them actually buy an overseas shell -- but that may be limited to it.

Some agents believe that there may be men's designer brand opportunities between high-end luxury goods and low-end local business men's wear brands.

"Men's clothing is a blank in the middle end market."

Gao Shijie said, "many brands want to intervene, but they have not done well."

On the MODE fashion show in Shanghai, Shanghai fashion week, both Showroom exhibited several foreign men's wear designer brands. It is the only showroom agent in the exhibition site.