Chinese and western elements dominate Hong Kong FW

Practical clothing enriched with Chinese and western elements ruled the runways of recently concluded Asian fashion saga Hong Kong Fashion Week.

 

Practical clothing enriched with Chinese and western elements ruled the runways of recently concluded Asian fashion saga Hong Kong Fashion Week.#

Beijing-based designer Briton Holly Fulton presented a subtle collection that showed a harmonious blend of Chinese and western styles. The ensembles of the collection included fine striped shorts, loose-fitting light-grid shirts and tight-fit low-cut dresses decorated with blooming roses.

 

Practical clothing enriched with Chinese and western elements ruled the runways of recently concluded Asian fashion saga Hong Kong Fashion Week.#

Chinese fashion designer Chi Zhang featured a special black and white themed clothing line. Made with delicate Hangzhou silk, the modern technology enhanced collection projected asymmetrical tailoring and stitching on a variety of apparels.

 

Practical clothing enriched with Chinese and western elements ruled the runways of recently concluded Asian fashion saga Hong Kong Fashion Week.#

Hong Kong's popular designer Johanna Ho, through her latest collection, reflected the theory of heaven and earth in blank. Seasoned with Chinese calligraphy, the line showcased a range of stylish and classical large-scale clothing portraying the humility and profoundness of Chinese culture.

 

Practical clothing enriched with Chinese and western elements ruled the runways of recently concluded Asian fashion saga Hong Kong Fashion Week.#