Feng Chen Wang Has To Be An Excellent Chinese Designer.

The British Fashion Association announced today that Feng Chen Wang, China's menswear designer, will display her 2017 spring summer series in the next month's young designers' display platform MAN in London men's week. Wang Fengchen.

This means that she is the first Chinese designer to set up the platform in eleven years.

The other two designers who will be shown with her are Charles Jeffrey and Per G Tesson.

The platform was founded in 2005 by Lulu Kennedy, a highly respected Fashion East promoter, and Topman, a highly successful street fashion brand Topman supported by young designers.

MAN has always been considered the most effective platform for the design of London men's wear.

Jonathan Anderson, Craig Green and Liam Hodges were all concerned, and then opened the limitless star road.

In recent years, the British Fashion Association (BFC) has also attached great importance to the development of the Chinese market.

Since graduating from Royal College of Art in London last year, Wang Fengchen's brand name Feng Chen Wang has been closely watched by the Chinese and Western fashion industry through swift and true fashion narration.

After entering the 2016 LVMH Young Designer Awards semi-finals, she was in Shanghai fashion week Lahelhood fashion show demos, one vote hard to find.

"She will be the first to join the influential young generation including James Long, Matthew Miller, Astrid Andersen, Alex Mullin and Liam Hodges.

The designer is Chinese. "

Ike Rust, a men's wear design major at Royal College of Art, commented Wang Fengchen: "I'm very proud of her."

"I think I want to make clothes for you not only, but also what I can bring to this society and the entire human race."

The designer told BoF before: "I am not interested in achieving my dream.

What is more important is what we can do for you in the future when this dream becomes a bigger dream.

Even if your viewpoint only affects a generation, even if it is just the attitude you are presenting. "

In addition to welcoming more and more China

In addition, Li Xiao (Xiao Li), Luo Zihao (Ryan Lo) and former Shangguan zhe (Sankuanz), Sun Xiaofeng (Sean Seun) and Gao Yang (Simon Gao) were put on the official display schedule, as well as the regular invitation of important Chinese media in every season. During the London Fashion Week in February this year, they also invited more than a dozen different buyers, including Triple Major, one Shangmen and even Jingdong, etc., in order to hold a deeper interaction with the Chinese local market on the basis of firmly holding the first tier of link Crawford and pillars.

It's still a month away from the press conference.

Now all the energy is concentrated on the new series of designs.

"Sometimes preparing for a new series in a very short time is a great challenge to designers."

She said, "but I've had this kind of training before, so I'm now working with great enthusiasm."

Zhou Zheng, the London man's clothing, who lacks the brand name, is at the beginning of the pition period.

As Burberry merged with men's and women's fashion shows, men's week organizers began to look for other ways, such as attracting more international brands to attract more media, buyers and public interest.

Even in London Fashion Week, even though Burberry no longer holds a men's wear conference, the schedule is still full.

In addition to Wang Fengchen and Zhou Xiangyu (Xander Zhou), Chinese designer Li Dongxing (Ximon Lee) will also show his 2017 spring summer series under the support of GQ intelligence.

In addition, Japanese designer Miwara Yasuhiro (Mihara Yasuhiro) and Kim Hyung Jun, the three swordsman of South Korea's men's wear, will also be shown for the first time in London. (SONGZIO)