Hong Kong Fashion Week is Asia's largest fashion event. The four-day event, which starts July 4 and ends on July 7, brings together the international fashion industry. It provides an ideal trade platform for buyers, exhibitors and manufacturers alike. More than 1,300 international exhibitors from 24 nations are present at the event. The diverse range of services and products offered by these countries is reflected in the more than 1,300 booths. The event will host buyers and vendors from China as well as other countries such Indonesia, Japan (South Korea), India, Taiwan, UAE, and South Korea.
Fashion Week in Hong Kong features many different clothing and accessories. Throughout the week, you can see new designs from top designers like Yueqi Qi. Sohee Park, Sensen LIi and Eric Tabarly. The Hong Kong Fur Federation holds fashion seminars and parades with some of today's most prominent trend forecasters. These events aim to encourage the growth of Hong Kong's garment and textile industries.
K11 MUSEA is hosting a fashion show called "The Love of Couture" that will feature artifacts of couture in fashion beyond time. It is a museum dedicated cultural exchange. This exhibition will feature the work of six emerging East Asian fashion designers, who will reinterpret historical garments from the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. In Hong Kong, this exhibition will feature the museum's collection in women's clothes from the 1830s through 1960.
William Chang Su King, an internationally-respected Production Designer, supervises the exhibit. He is a film editor, costume designer and filmmaker. His most famous projects include "The Grandmaster," a film he co-produced alongside Wong Kar–wai. He also designed the central piece for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exhibit "Modern Fashion: An Global History".
The Love of Couture - Artisanship is a celebration of fashion's artisanship, which spans more 200 years of history. It is a tribute the impact fashion has on the world. This exhibit, which features iconic pieces from the V&A Collection, will examine the evolution of fashion from Victorian era to present.
To help the designers, the V&A has also provided the participating designers with a series of historical fashions from the collection. These will serve as inspiration for the six new designers. They will also draw on the history and culture of their respective cultures to create custom pieces.
The Love of Couture is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of fashion. A ticket to the exhibition is available for HK$139. The Hong Kong Young Fashion Design Designers' Contest winners will be featured in a fashion show.
"The Loving of Couture:Artisanship, Fashion Beyond Time" opens to the public from today. Tickets can be bought at a variety locations. However, to avoid potential delays, please register your interest before October 1.
The HKTDC organizes "The Love of Couture, Artisanship", just like all Hong Kong Fashion Week exhibits. HKTDC is Hong Kong's marketing arm.
FAQ
What's the difference between women and men?
Both men as well as women love to look fashionable. Both are concerned about their appearance. Women usually look better than men. But, women can dress better than men.
Women are more concerned with looking feminine. Women are more focused on looking good.
Men love to look masculine. Stronger men are more attracted to masculinity.
What is the harm in dressing differently?
No. There isn't anything wrong with dressing differently. Individualists are people who dress differently than others.
Some people believe that individualism means dressing poorly. No matter what outfit you wear, everyone can look great.
Should I wear make-up?
Yes! Makeup makes you feel beautiful. Apply makeup whenever you are away from home.
Makeup helps you look younger and prettier. Makeup makes you look younger and more radiant. It also gives you confidence.
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How To
How To Dress Classic For Men
The first thing you should know when dressing up for any occasion is your style and how you want to look. This will help you feel confident and put together.
Check out these amazing tips from GQ if you are looking for inspiration!
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The best shirts are timeless. They don't take much thought. A simple white shirt is timeless and can be worn everywhere. It's easy to wear and versatile, so you can easily mix it up with different outfits.
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Jeans are the most important clothing item. They don't have to be difficult to wear.
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You can opt for this smart jacket if you are going to a formal event. This jacket can be worn with just about anything and you won't need to spend a lot of time picking out a different item.
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When choosing shoes, choose the ones that match your outfit. You don't want to clash colors or patterns. Wearing red socks with black trousers is an example of this. Stick to black shoes.
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T-shirts should be a staple. Plain white t-shirts are the best. It can be worn rolled up with a white polo neck sweater or tucked into.
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Jeans are also important. Choose dark-wash denim jeans. These jeans will last for years and won't wear out as fast as lighter-colored jeans. Try pairing them with sneakers or trainers for a casual look.
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Finally, consider investing in a quality watch. A nice timepiece will add a touch of class to an otherwise basic ensemble.
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You can find classic accessories such as a scarf, gloves, and hat.
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Don't forget to keep the rest of your outfit simple. Do not mix patterns and prints, instead choose solid colors.
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Finish off your look with a smile.