Liu Wen stars in this self-titled editorial that graces that latest issue of Harper's Bazaar China. The supermodel is lensed by photographer Sun Jun and is seen posing inside a lavish mansion. The home is furnished with Chinese antiques and vibrant wall coverings that feature silk and gilded metal details.
Reviving traditional Chinese garb for a new generation, this couture editorial highlights an array of handmade pieces. Its lavish standouts include hand-embroidered evening gowns, crocheted skirts and silk shrugs that feature sculptural elements.
In addition to its luxe wardrobe staples from labels like Emilio Pucci, Roberto Cavalli and Jean Paul Gaultier -- styled by Wilson Huang -- this editorial's captivating images also reference the style of traditional Chinese art and home decor.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cultural Glamor Revival
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate traditional cultural elements into their designs and marketing strategies.
- Handmade Couture Resurgence
- Potential for luxury fashion houses to showcase artisanal craftsmanship and create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.
- East-meets-west Fusion
- Innovation potential for designers to blend traditional Chinese aesthetics with contemporary Western fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to embrace cultural diversity and redefine their creative direction.
- Luxury
- Potential for luxury brands to tap into the rising demand for authentic, handcrafted luxury products.
- Art and Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor brands to incorporate traditional Chinese design elements into their products and appeal to a global audience.
