Tianwei Zhang
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Songmont Wants to Build Its Global Business by Staying Close to Home (opens the original)
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PARIS — Songmont’s third “Song of Mont” exhibition makes a case for looking closely at where a brand comes from. The contemporary accessories bag brand draws on the landscapes, architecture and craft traditions of China’s Shanxi province and makes the case that they can be more than decoration, turned into bags meant to be used every day and from Shanghai to San Francisco. The two-floor exhibition takes visitors on a tour of the Central Plains, an area in the country’s northeast considered to be
Maitrepierre Spring 2027: Humor Me (opens the original)
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Alphonse Maitrepierre opted for a presentation format to showcase his continued exploration in circular design and a fashion film in which an Alice in Wonderland-inspired show takes place inside a handbag. The designer looked to the ’60s French movement Narrative Figuration and early Pop Art for inspiration, and collaborated with his brother, Gaspard, for lively tiger prints. The collection, as usual, was a mix-and-match of contemporary wardrobing with couture techniques laced with bits of humor
Ruohan Spring 2027: Between Strokes (opens the original)
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Curved aluminum sculptures anchored the show space, setting the tone for Ruohan Nie’s spring 2027 collection before any garments appeared: familiar elements rearranged into new forms. Rather than impose a fixed silhouette, Nie let each piece find its own character, loosening the long proportions associated with earlier collections. She also introduced outerwear, including windbreaker-like pieces and vests, alongside her exploration of knit manipulation and unconventional materials. Pointing at o
The Peninsula London Gives Its Car Fleet an Artistic Makeover Ahead of Frieze (opens the original)
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MAKE OVER: The Peninsula London is turning its signature green car fleet into a moving art installation for October, unveiling a six-vehicle collaboration with Brooklyn-based artist Eden Kozokaro, known professionally as Kozo, ahead of Frieze London. Known for micro-realism across fine art and tattooing, Kozokaro created original designs that imagine British pastoral scenes concealed beneath a torn-paper surface, with illustrated Peninsula pages appearing to peel back the cars’ exteriors, reveal
Hong Kong Designers Bring Floral Craft, Coastal Ease and Soft Tailoring to Paris (opens the original)
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PARIS — Fashion Farm Foundation, the Hong Kong SAR government-backed nonprofit organization that has been championing the city’s emerging designers on the global stage for more than a decade, for the spring 2027 season brought eight local labels to Paris Fashion Week for a group presentation on Tuesday. Three brands, including Kinyan Lam, The World Is Your Oyster and Tigerstrolling, staged solo presentations, while the broader showcase spanning three floors introduced collections from Aenrmous,
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