Chinese designers are getting their much-deserved time in the spotlight with the Ming Xi for Vogue China editorial shoot. The stunning models shows off designs by up and comers in the fashion editorial lensed by talented photographer Li Qi.
Styled by Candy Lee, the editorial is called 'The Vogue Talents Corner' and features some amazing androgynous looks. Xi graces the pages of the Chinese version of the world's fashion bible in everything from dramatic asymmetrical evening gowns to menswear tuxedo jackets and even a 50s-style, retro A-line printed skirt.
The Ming Xi for Vogue China fashion editorial is part of the magazine's January 2012 issue and showcases some of the biggest looks for the upcoming year in fashion. Check it out for some style inspiration for 2012.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Chinese Fashion Designers Spotlight
- The increasing recognition of Chinese fashion designers provides an opportunity to invest in emerging talent and expand the Western fashion market in China.
- Androgynous Fashion
- The rise in popularity of androgynous fashion presents an opportunity to create gender-neutral clothing lines and encourage inclusivity in the industry.
- Retro A-line Skirts
- The resurgence of retro A-line skirts offers opportunities for fashion retailers to add classical design to their inventory.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can expand their inventory by investing in emerging Chinese designers and incorporating androgynous designs and retro skirts.
- Fashion Photography
- Photographers can capitalize on the rising popularity of Chinese fashion by exploring new editorial opportunities and collaborating with emerging talent.
- Fashion Journalism
- Fashion journalists can utilize the growing Chinese fashion market to share unique perspectives and promote emerging talent and inclusive fashion trends.
