CHINA: FALL/WINTER FASHION WEEK 2003

Record ID: 862397

  • Title: CHINA: FALL/WINTER FASHION WEEK 2003
  • Date: 15th January 2003
  • Summary: MCU (Mandarin) JOYCE PAN, FASHION DESIGNER SAYING: "Actually, I think Taiwanese designers all have their unique style. Our products are very comprehensive. For example, in this fashion show, everyone has a special theme." SV FASHION DESIGNER WEN-CHI CHIANG ON CATWALK MCU (English) WEN-CHI CHIANG, FASHION DESIGNER, SAYING: "Because the terrorists did something very bad to Bali, so I have that kind of feeling and inspiration, so I made some combination for fabric with paintings like the wall peeling off from the normal wall."
  • Embargoed: 30th January 2003 12:00
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  • Location: HONG KONG, CHINA
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  • Country: China
  • Topics: Entertainment,Quirky,Light / Amusing / Unusual / Quirky
  • Reuters ID: LVA9UH78QNYP8TTM8AL55MS20AG6
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  • Story Text: The creations of ten talented Taiwanese fashion designers have thrilled fashion enthusiasts in Hong Kong, as stylish models showed off creative evening wear that made a splash at this year's Fall/Winter Fashion Week 2003.
    In glamorous style, models at Hong Kong's Fashion Week strutted their evening wear on Wednesday (January 15) in a rare chance to promote highly-acclaimed Taiwanese brands to the affluent mainland market.
    In the showcase entitled Taipei Fascination - Fall/ Winter 2003, designers showed off their newest creations.
    Taiwanese designer Joyce Pan said a wide range of collections tailored for both mainland China and the European market were first shown at the host city's influential world-class fashion week.
    "Actually, I think Taiwanese designers all have their unique style. Our products are very comprehensive. For example, in this fashion show, everyone has a special theme,"
    Pan said.
    Wen-chi Chiang who studied fashion in Paris said she was saddened by the recent Bali bomb attack, but the tragic event inspired her fashion design.
    "Because the terrorists did something very bad to Bali, so I have that kind of feeling and inspiration, so I made some combination for fabric with paintings like the wall peeling off from the normal wall." Chiang said.
    Hong Kong Fashion Week is organised by the Trade Development Council (TDC) to promote Hong Kong and Asian designers featuring a wide spectrum of collections.
    Organisers of the four day event which runs until Friday (January 17) hope this week's shows will further illustrate Hong Kong as a hub to a world of glittering fashion. More than 20,000 visitors from all over the world are expected to attend.
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