Shenzhen Fashion Designer Milan Shares Chinese Memory

2016 spring and summer fashion week in Milan will be opened in Milan on September 23rd. Shenzhen fashion designer Zhao Huizhou will present her latest design series to share her Chinese memory with the world. This is also the first official schedule of Milan fashion week to open the door to Chinese ladies' designers for the first time.

As the founder of Shenzhen EACHWAY art fashion group and the director of the new art gallery of Yi Hui, the theme of Zhao Huizhou's appearance in Milan fashion week is "empty box of memory". "Memory" refers to Chinese memory and personal growth memory.

Zhao Huizhou told reporters, "every day we grow, we always lose something. Everyone's growth is a race of time and memory."

We always feel that we live in the present, but every "present" is related to memory.

Zhao Huizhou grew up in the 70s of last century, and experienced great changes from China's reform and opening up to rapid development.

In this change, every individual is experiencing and facing the loss of growing memory.

This empty memory of the memory tries to rethink, salvage and fashion the personal memory. Zhao Huizhou said that in the costume, handicrafts, such as paper cutting and Han Embroidery, were forgotten by many people, combined with the latest life style and international design language.

"Paper cuts and window cuts are the most popular things, representing Chinese imprints. This time, many of the clothing accessories have been made from the visual plane of paper cutting, making the effect of hollowing out.

Zhao Huizhou said that the traditional Han Embroidery is red and purple, and the color is bright. This way of using modern design, embroidering the lines of Han Embroidery in modern fashion will also create a sense of indistinct appearance. Shoes are also the shape of round shoes in the 70s of last century, but they are made of high technology materials.

Zhao Huizhou said that the appearance of this fashion week in Milan is based on traditional elements with Chinese memory, but in modern ways, it is both Chinese and fashionable.