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Is The Fashion Trend A Samsara? Always Comes!

2011/8/30 9:58:00 53

Reporter: is the fashion trend a samsara?

Gemette: time flies, and the spirit that leads the way comes down in one continuous line, from the earliest.

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They all need to tailor tailoring. Later, the emergence and popularity of garments and even the high fashion custom always appear as living fossils. The changes in fashion making technology witness the development of the whole era industry.

Fashion is a kind of samsara, whether it is chasing or waiting, it will always come again.

Reporter: how do you view the fast consumption phenomenon encouraged by the fashion industry?

Gemette: I like to take the initiative and change every season.

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Fast consumption is considered to be a heavy burden on the environment. My wardrobe is usually made of organic cotton, and I will not buy such jeans as the technology produced by "washing and grinding" which pollutes the environment and endangers the health of workers.

As for the clothes that are changed over the years, they will be circulated to the environmental protection organizations that are recycled.

Reporter: who is your personal favorite?

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Gemette:Alxeander Wang, brilliant and inspiring.

He is my impression of the most red and youngest Chinese designer in New York. He designs many women's clothes for many stars. His T by Alexander Wang men's wear series I like very much, comfortable and durable.

Reporter: what kind of dressing style do you advocate?

Gemette: like all Americans, I like casual and comfortable clothes, but I have delicate details to embellish.

I also like Chinese style clothes with bright colors, which make me feel energetic and not frivolous.

This time I made two shirts in a tailor's shop called Shanghai Best in Shanghai world financial center. I heard that Shanghai's tailoring is not inferior to that of Europe. They have mastered the technology of tailored suits since 20s and 30s of last century.

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Reporter: cross border cooperation in fashion industry is becoming more and more intense. How do you view frequent cooperation between designer and civilian brand?

Gemette: now when it comes to cross-border cooperation, the first thing we think of is H&M. In order to buy limited edition cross-border cooperation products, consumers even want to queue up all night, this cross-border cooperation is indeed very successful in marketing.

C&A began its cross-border cooperation with fashion brands as early as 1913.

At that time, the French pioneer designer Paul Poiret designed the clothes for only 7.75 Mark.

In the 80s of last century, the brand also cooperated with YSL in men's wear, women's wear, children's wear, even baby clothes, and Karl Lagerfeld designed a series of jeans and Polo blouses for women.

Now we are also launching the limited series with the British designer Stella McCartney, as well as the self created brand J-Style, which is working with Holland young singer Jan Smit, and the Dyanne Basics series, which is launched with the famous stylist Dyanne Beekman.