At a time when China is turning towards its domestic market, the
emergence of new Chinese designers, positioned at the top of the range, is
not insignificant. Especially since this young generation is challenging
preconceived ideas about “made in China”, thereby creating what can be
called a “new wave”.
The mention of Chinese brands often leads to negative perceptions,
whether technical, ecological or ethical. It is misunderstanding the
potential of this country, which has historical clothing traditions, has
become the world’s factory (and therefore knows how to manufacture) and
represents an ideal target clientele for luxury brands (and therefore knows
how to appreciate beautiful things).
“The pejorative aspect of Made in China and fast fashion have gradually
made us forget that China is one of the first civilisations to develop a
real know-how in clothing,” said Jean-Loup Rebours, a young entrepreneur
that has opened an agency dedicated to Chinese fashion.
Noah Cyrus looks out of this world in an extraterrestrial bodysuit as she rocks no eyebrows at Paris Fashion Week
By Jarret Thomas Sackman and Eve Buckland For Dailymail.Com
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Noah Cyrus looked out of this world on Monday when she wore an extraterrestrial bodysuit to the Weinsanto show during Paris Fashion Week .
The 23-year-old singer – who recently flashed her cleavage and thong for Milan Fashion Week – went eyebrow-free and rocked her lustrous mane of raven hair.
Cyrus embraced a futuristic aesthetic as she oozed otherworldly edge in the greenish gray getup.
Her voluptuous curves were hugged by the skintight design that featured full gloves, a thigh-high slit in its skirt, and edgy pantaleggings.
The songstress has been putting on a racy display lately – donning an avant-garde black chain dress in
