Embrae (hug) Andrea Jiapei Li 2017 Shanghai Fashion Week Fall Winter Series

“Embrae” - Andrea Jiapei Li gives the theme of her 2017 autumn/winter collection. If we dismantle the word “hug”, it is not difficult to find that it has another meaning that is inclusive and acceptable. From 2014, when he came to the show in New York and Shanghai, the message that Andrea Jiaapei Li always conveyed in her previous designs originated from her exploration of the topics that modern women have explored and explored. She explained that this series was inspired by last year’s hot science fiction film “The Advent” and was derived from the heroine linguist Louise Banks as a prototype of the film. He designed to portray a courage to overcome the future and embrace the unknown. Female character.

Therefore, in this series of exhibitions, we can feel the hue and the elements related to the sense of science and technology: shiny silver coated coat, waterproof jacket made of nylon. It is not difficult to corroborate that, in this part, she seems to be more willing to claim the other side of femininity in a “genderless” way.

However, this series is not limited to this. In the experiments on cotton materials and corduroy fabrics, the designer will retain the feminine femininity (we regard it as the other side of femininity) based on the design of velvet sportswear. Dismantling; on the main body that retains sports style, enhance the femininity through the design of bare shoulders. Or the nylon fabric was pleated to transform it into a sexy topcoat; at the same time, she used the elements of street sports such as two-way zippers and metal buckles to neutralize the entire model, making it more modern and modern. The pursuit of style diversity.

On the other hand, the notice poster designed with the interior of the cabin as well as the show floor arranged as a waiting room seems to us to explain to us that the content of this season's show field is closely related to “flight”. Then, it may be Let us think of it as contemporary women are now exploring themselves by way of travel.