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巴塞隆納，西班牙, April 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 2024 年巴塞隆拿婚紗時裝周（BBFW）將有 37 個主要品牌在天橋上隆重登場，超過 400 間公司參加此次貿易展，有望成為有史以來最出色的展會之一。 該活動由 Fira de Barcelona 舉辦，並獲得加泰羅尼亞商業和勞工部（Catalan Ministry of Business and Labor）的支持，現已成為婚紗時尚界設計師和專業人士的重要聚會。 2024 年巴塞隆拿婚紗時裝周將於 4 月 17 日至 21 日舉行，參展品牌數量增加了 14%，國際化比例達到創紀錄的 80%，參展公司來自超過 35 個國家，勢必成為展示婚紗時尚傑作和設計創意的盛事。 巴塞隆拿婚紗時裝周總監 Albasarí Caro 特別強調本屆展會的重要性是「匯集業內最負盛名的設計師，透過前所未有的方式改變巴塞隆拿，使其成為業界商貿和潮流趨勢的全球中心。」 此外，世界著名的高級訂製時裝和成衣設計師 Giambattista Valli 是巴塞隆拿婚紗之夜（Barcelona Bridal Night）的明星，屆時他會推出第三個「愛情系列」（Love Collection）（2025），這亦是該公司史上首次專門舉辦婚紗時裝展。 眾多高級訂製品牌亦會亮相，例如 Zuhair Murad、Elie Saab、Stephane Rolland 和 Viktor&Rolf，以及 Jenny Packham、Tony Ward 和 Ines Di Santo 等其他知名國際設計師，還有 Georges Hobeika 首次參加。 展會亦將舉辦「巴塞隆拿街頭婚紗展」（Barcelona Goes Bridal），邀請全城民眾共賞盛事！ 代表婚紗時尚產業周期的藝術裝置及本地品牌的禮服亦佔有一席之地。 2024 年巴塞隆拿婚紗時裝周不僅注重時尚和潮流，還致力發展商貿，並制定了進取的計劃來吸引主要國際買家。 參展代表來自 80 多個國家，其中歐洲、美國、日本、韓國和拉丁美洲等主要市場的陣容相當鼎盛。 巴塞隆拿婚紗與時尚獎（Barcelona Bridal & Fashion Awards）頒獎典禮負責為整個活動畫上圓滿句號，以表彰設計師的才華和創意，以及他們透過產品系列體現的促進創新、可持續發展和共融性的承擔。 2024 年巴塞隆拿婚紗時裝周著重國際性、創意和商機，勢將成為展示婚紗時尚傑作的盛會。 傳媒查詢請聯絡： Salvador Bilurbina電郵： sbilurbina@firabarcelona.com電話：+34628162674
SHEIN x Stagecoach launch a Western-inspired fashion collection for music festival fans LOS ANGELES, March 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SHEIN, the popular global fashion and lifestyle online retailer, is thrilled to announce its return as a fashion sponsor for the third consecutive year at Stagecoach: California's Country Music Festival. The festival is set to take place from Friday, April 26 to Sunday, April 28, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. In collaboration with Stagecoach, SHEIN has crafted a Western-inspired clothing collection full of sparkle, fringe, and glam. The eclectic collection includes fringe tops, bedazzled denim, metallic boots, and much more, offering the perfect ensemble for any festival attendee aiming for a cowboy chic or desert glam aesthetic. Additionally, SHEIN is bringing its unique activation to Stagecoach once again with the SHEIN Saloon. The SHEIN Saloon offers fans a variety of cool experiences like Cowboy Karaoke, a 360 Mirrored Bull, Lounge & Bar Watering Hole. Plus, SHEIN will be gifting premium fashion accessories to visitors. The expansive area, constructed from shipping containers, is conveniently located on the festival grounds between the Honky Tonk and Main Stage. "Music and fashion have always had a strong influence on one another, and we're excited to be back at Stagecoach for another year of celebrating country music and Western-inspired styles," said George Chiao, President of SHEIN U.S. "Fans know they can always count on SHEIN for trendy, affordable, and inclusive festival gear. We look forward to offering festival goers an amazing experience at the SHEIN Saloon." Beginning today, the SHEIN x Stagecoach collection is available for purchase at us.SHEIN.com. About SHEINSHEIN is a global online fashion and lifestyle retailer, offering SHEIN branded apparel and products from a global network of vendors, all at affordable prices. Headquartered in Singapore, SHEIN is committed to making the beauty of fashion accessible to all, promoting its industry-leading, on-demand production methodology, for a smarter, future-ready industry. To learn more about SHEIN, visit www.sheingroup.com. Press Contact Tomas Munoz tomas.munoz@sheingroup.com
Experience Newly Designed AR digital kiosk Launching “Phy-gital” merchandise with Spin Fashion at ComplexConHONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 28 March 2024 - Following the successful FabriX Digital Fashion Roadshow 2023 in London and Paris, FabriX continues to make waves at ComplexCon's marketplace Hong Kong from 23-24th March 2024 - the festival's first global destination outside the United States. Launched in 2022, FabriX is committed to nurturing and promoting talented fashion designers and brands worldwide, offering them exposure and opportunities on the virtual runways of the global digital fashion market. In 2023, FabriX ventured beyond Hong Kong with the FabriX Digital Fashion Roadshow, showcasing the creations of homegrown talents at the prestigious London and Paris Fashion Weeks, whilst fostering collaborations with designers from these fashion capitals. With a shared purpose for defining what's next, FabriX had been invited to be part of ComplexCon's inaugural international edition in Hong Kong 2024. This represents a major step towards FabriX's vision of being a global bridging curator of all things digital and building a digital fashion hub that connects the world's leading digital tech partners, fashion brands, talents and authorities. To explore the possibilities of this year's theme Bio Futurism, "FabriX – ComplexCon Hong Kong" revolved around the latest enhanced AR digital kiosks, integrating Marketplace and Membership subscription functionalities into digital fashion fit and style via AR filter, customised stickers and make-your-own digital fashion outfit photos. It was also FabriX's first initiative to combine virtual and physical sales models, partnering with Spin Fashion to introduce the "Phy-gital" FabriX hoodies for on-site showcase, try-on and pre-orders. Three designers of the season, FENG CHEN WANG (China), GERMANIER (Switzerland), and WINDOWSEN (China), also made their appearances at FabriX where one may have the opportunity to exchange ideas on virtual fashion with them in person. FabriX takes the lead in digital fashion: Fashion Meets Future Digital fashion exists at the intersection of creativity and technology. Whilst the ideation and conceptualisation stages of digital fashion collections may take place offline just like traditional fashion, digital fashion heavily employs the use of visual representation powered by computer-aided design, 3D animation and imaging, and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies. In contrast with traditional fashion design involving time-consuming and costly processes, digitalising fashion with techonlogy, such as different design software allows designers to truly stretch their imagination in the virtual world - experimenting with colours, material, textures, forms and finishes before fitting their creations on models in virtual dressing rooms. This enables digital fashion designers to rapidly accelerate the design and prototyping phase with significantly lower costs, fewer resources and in a highly-sustainable manner. With the advent of gaming, blockchain technology and the Metaverse, consumers and designers have begun to take note of the rising importance and value of virtual assets, whether as items of online self-expression or investment instruments. Fashion labels and luxury brands have embraced digital fashion by launching exclusive digital-only collections and establishing retail presence on virtual platforms. As the line between physical and virtual steadily blurs, digital fashion will continue to redefine how we design, market, purchase and wear fashion garments. FabriX is curated by a team of experienced creative drivers lead by Shin Wong, FabriX Project Director along with Designer's Curator, Declan Chan, exploring the best tech partner in the world, with the unlimited support by William To, Executive Director of PMQ, bringing a new dimension to the virtual fashion experience. "From the very beginning, FabriX has set its sights on the future of fashion, crafting a journey where trying on and owning digital couture feels like second nature," said Shin Wong, FabriX Project Director. "FabriX strives to offer a whole new experience by integrating digital fashion into our everyday life. Whether it is experimenting with different fashion styles in the virtual world or owning unique digital designs, we lead the fashion industry with its innovative and forward-thinking mindset. Through FabriX, people can easily explore and showcase their individuality and style, while enjoying fashion. Whether they are young fashion enthusiasts or individuals who pursue a certain kind of lifestyle, FabriX provides them with a fresh perspective, allowing them to unleash their charm in the world of digital fashion." "FabriX is the pioneering digital fashion initiative - in the process of selecting the designers - I hope we can find designers with a portfolio of work that fits perfectly for the digital world. Most of their work are quite futuristic and extraordinary, when I saw some of their work at their show, I can already sense that it's made for digital fashion. On the other hand, the selection of designers are not bound by their origin, we have designers from China, London, Switzerland, actually everywhere - digital fashion is not bound by territories, so I believe this should apply to the selection criteria of the designers," said Declan Chan, FabriX Designer's Curator. (From Left to right) FabriX Project Director - Shin Wong, Designer Kevin Germanier, Designer Feng Chen Wang, FabriX Designer’s Curator - Declan Chan, Designer Sensen Lii AR digital kiosks with Marketplace and Membership subscription First multi-disciplinary partnership with Roblox in avatar outfit Launches "Phy-gital" merchandise with Spin Fashion at ComplexCon Hong Kong Since its inception, FabriX aimed to make the experience of trying on and collecting digital fashion items more seamless and intuitive. Integral to this are the Augmented Reality (AR) Photo Kiosks which debuted at FabriX 2023 - Digital Fashion Roadshow in London and Paris Fashion Weeks, where you can simply select, try on, pose, snap and share your digital fashion look effortlessly. At ComplexCon Hong Kong 2024, FabriX showcased the AR digital kiosks in a new futuristic seamless design. It was also the first time FabriX integrated Marketplace and Membership subscription functionalities in their website. When users scan the QR code in the kiosks, it allows them to not only purchase their digital fashion outfit photos, but also instantly try on and acquire their favourite digital fashion items. With a truly immersive shopping experience, fashion retail is redefined through digital pixels. It was also the first time FabriX ventures into the gaming realm and partners with Roblox. The works of 11 fashion designers from this season have been transformed into Roblox avatar outfits, becoming the first-ever avatar outfit collection on the Roblox platform featuring designs by renowned fashion designers. Buyers can purchase individual fashion items from this collection on the Roblox platform, allowing them to traverse between the physical and gaming world with the same digital look, breaking the boundary between the two. FabriX's creativity knows no bound! FabriX collaborated with Spin Fashion to launch the first "Phy-gital" FabriX hoodies. The hoodies were showcased, available for try-on, and open for pre-orders at ComplexCon Hong Kong, taking the sales model a step further by combining the virtual and physical realms. FabriX hopes to partner with more designers to realise their work in the near future. FabriX – ComplexCon Hong Kong once again partners with Yamanyamo Visualising Bio Futurism with GenZ artists This year, FabriX goes even bolder and embraces Bio Futurism as the overarching inspiration. In the age of AI meets CRISPR gene editing, fashion aesthetics will no longer be bound by traditional human body form. Not only the physical fabric will be composed of previously impossible bio-engineered materials, the very human bodies will also be the altar for fashion designers and sculptors to perform their styling aesthetic, with results beyond our boldest imaginations. Altered body forms best illustrate the concept of bio-futurism in fashion industry, showcasing the possibilities provided by the cutting-edge bio engineering technology. 'Bio Futurism' captures the zeitgeist and perfectly manifests the forward-thinking mentality of FabriX in ComplexCon. FabriX once again invited award winning creative agency Yamanyamo as the Creative Director of the project, collaborating with GenZ artist Ram2 to visualize the concept of Bio Futurism and create mind-boggling short films which vividly present complex ideas. Please stay tuned to FabriX social media platforms for more visual content produced by Yamanyamo. "FabriX OOTC - Outfit Of The City" discovers hidden beauty of the city New Generation influencers interpret FabriX digital fashion collection "FabriX - ComplexCon Hong Kong" has invited Offgod (Andrew Mok) (https://www.instagram.com/yalocaloffgod/), a promising artist who rose to fame at the age of 19; Ip Yi (https://www.instagram.com/ipyi/), model loved for her willowy idiosyncracy; and Hanna Chan (https://www.instagram.com/hannachanx/), a rising actress with a background in modeling; to interpret the latest fashion pieces from the new season of FabriX through short films. Their FabriX outfits will be released on their personal social media platforms. The design of digital fashion transcends the limitations of material and size, unrestricted by physical application such as customers' gender, age, or body shape. Designers can now have an entirely new perspective to explore infinite possibilities, breaking free from the constraints of traditional fabrics. Wearers also embrace a new concept of "clothing" as digital fashion is not just a trend for influencers or the fashion industry but can be anyone's new endeavour. This year, "FabriX" had invited renowned fashion photographer Leung Mo (https://www.instagram.com/leungmo/) to collaborate on a project titled "FabriX OOTC - Outfit Of The City". Together with 10 diverse Gen Z individuals, they had visited iconic locations in Hong Kong, exploring the city's landscape from a Gen Z perspective to discover its hidden beauty. 11 promising designers from Hong Kong, China and around the world A collective of 11 designers from China, Hong Kong and around the world were invited to participate FabriX – ComplexCon Hong Kong. They are not merely trendsetters and culture advocates in the mainstream, but multifaceted pioneers who stay agile in the ever-changing pop culture. They are ABRA (Spain), CELINE KWAN (Hong Kong), CHEN PENG (China), CHRISTIAN STONE (Hong Kong), EDEN TAN (UK), FENG CHEN WANG (China), GERMANIER (Switzerland), MARK GONG (China), RYUNOSUKEOKAZAKI (Japan), SUSAN FANG (China) and WINDOWSEN (China). They were launching a total of 18 latest digital fashion items at FabriX - ComplexCon Hong Kong, each distinctive in its own design. (In alphabetical order) ABRA Spanish designer Abraham Ortuño Perez, who has made a name for himself on the stages of Madrid and Paris Fashion Weeks, was born in the region of Alicante, known for its rich shoemaking history. In 2020, he established his brand 'Abra' in Paris. Prior to founding his own brand, he showcased his creative talent by designing modern darn accessories and footwear for various international brands such as Jacquemus, J.W. Anderson, Coperni, and Loewe. CELINE KWAN Her third time to be involved in FabriX project, Celine Kwan graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2021. Founder of her eponymous label, her multicultural upbringing translates to work that adapts to diverse themes and audiences, while prioritising ethical manufacturing, sustainability, and technology exploration. Her debut collection at Paris Fashion Week 2022 received acclaim, leading to an illustrious list of prestigious exhibitions and global collaborations. Ultimately, Celine envisions her creations to transcend generations and showcase the strength of female Asian designers. CHEN PENG CHENPENG is a prominent gender-neutral fashion brand specialising in seasonal outerwear which champions the concept of 'one-size fashion' and addresses the under-representation of diverse body sizes in the industry. Their iconic puffer jackets are designed to accentuate individual features while celebrating different body types. CHRISTIAN STONE Heavily imbued with influences from the Internet, pop and digital culture, Christian Stone's work presents a hard-edged, high-tech, cyberpunk flavour fused with intelligent social commentary. A third-time collaborator with FabriX and a winner of the coveted V-Files Runway 9 Designer Award, his first collection made entrance at the runway of New York Fashion Week in 2018, and he has since amassed an international celebrity following featuring ASAP Rocky, Billie Eilish, Chae-rin CL, and FKA Twigs, to name a few. EDEN TAN Edan Tan gained prominence at his Central Saint Martins graduation show. Eden Tan's purpose is to change people's perception of materials by redefining where, why and how these materials are used. His focus is primarily to find and repackage discarded materials and reimagine them into desirable products. Essentially, transforming unwanted items into sought-after goods, altering people's perception of value and desirability in the process. FENG CHEN WANG Through the integration of traditional Chinese craftsmanship, classic tailoring, and unique deconstructive aesthetics, Feng Chen Wang creates multifunctional garments with the concept of 'less is more.' Drawing inspiration from communities, the brand extends this philosophy to its collaborative teams, artisans, and partners. In 2016, Feng Chen Wang's debut collection was nominated for the LVMH Prize. After designing the uniform for the flag bearers at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, she swiftly transitioned to showcasing her designs at the Spring/Summer 2023 fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. GERMANIER Renowned for his sustainable fashion ethos, Kevin Germanier debuted his eponymous label in 2018. He focuses on luxury upcycled fabrics, featuring arresting details like discarded beads sourced from Hong Kong which won him the 2015 Redress Award. Germanier shatters the traditional eco-fashion image and embraced a futuristic utopian aesthetic, characterised by sculptural jackets, glitter-strewn dresses and sharply spliced skirts. Recognised by Forbes' 30 Under 30 and various esteemed fashion awards, his creations have graced international celebrities like Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Kristen Stewart, Björk and K-pop singer Sunmi. MARK GONG Graduated from Parsons School of Design, Mark Gong lived and studied in New York before establishing his eponymous brand in 2018. Embodying New York's carefree spirit and Shanghai's exquisite charm, MARKGONG moulds a confident and balanced female image while reflecting a love for nature. RYUNOSUKEOKAZAKI Born in Hiroshima, Ryunosuke Okazaki started his creative journey under his eponymous label RYUNOSUKEOKAZAKI in Tokyo in 2018. Graduated from the Tokyo University of Arts in 2021, he emerged as a finalist for the prestigious LVMH Prize in 2022 and was honoured with a place on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list in 2023. SUSAN FANG Susan Fang, a graduate of Central Saint Martins in London, founded her eponymous brand in 2017. She cleverly incorporates innovative fabrics, colors, and cuts, drawing inspiration from perception, mathematics, and natural fractal patterns. Committed to sustainable design and handmade craftsmanship, she has been recognized with numerous accolades. In 2019 and 2020, she was named in Forbes' '30 Under 30' list, and she was also a finalist for the LVMH Prize in the same year. WINDOWSEN The founder and designer of Windowsen, Sensen Lii is characterised by his distinctive blend of couture and clubwear aesthetics. The brand's theatrical and avant-garde flair has gained a massive following among musicians and performers alike. With a presence in Shanghai and Paris, Lii has established ateliers and offices in both locations, focusing on haute couture. In 2018, the Chinese-born designer won the coveted VFiles New York Fashion Week runway competition while still studying at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. His intergalactic and cyberpunk signature style has since become a standout on the runways of the international fashion calendar. Hashtag: #FabriX #FashionMeetsFuture #DigitalFashion #metaverse #FutureOfFashion #digitalfashion #fashiondesigner #CreateHKThe issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.About FabriXLeading the Digital Fashion Revolution from Our City to the World FabriX isn't just showcasing the future of the fashion industry – we are building it. Launched in 2022, we are a launchpad for the world's hottest fashion designers and brands, providing a platform to unveil and monetise their most innovative digital fashion creations. Our success story began in Hong Kong, but our influence has gone global. After an electrifying FabriX Digital Fashion Roadshow at London and Paris Fashion Weeks in 2023, we are setting the stage ablaze at ComplexCon Hong Kong 2024 - the festival's much-anticipated debut outside the US. These experiences has paved the way to even greater possibilities. Our vision? To be the leading curated marketplace of all things Digital Fashion worldwide, by connecting the industry's top tech partners, designers, brands and thought leaders. Together, we are shaping a future where digital fashion becomes a part of everyday life, through gaming platforms and other emerging applications. Imagine a Digital Fashion Hub where innovation and artistry meet commercial opportunities. That's FabriX. Follow FabriX official social media for more information: https://www.instagram.com/fabrixhk/ About PMQLocated in the heart of Hong Kong's SoHo district, PMQ is the landmark of creative and design industries housing over 100 Hong Kong emerging designers. In 2014, PMQ was revitalised and transformed into a creative hub with a variety of design studios showcasing a wide array of design products including fashion and accessories, gifts & premium, homeware, and small furniture as well as other lifestyle goods and creative products. PMQ has now become an interactive platform for supporting up-and-coming creative talents and fostering a community of patrons and lovers of creativity, design, and heritage. It is also one of the popular venues in town for international design, arts, and cultural events from Hong Kong and around the world. Webpage: https://www.pmq.org.hk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pmqhkdesign/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PMQHK About CreateHK Create Hong Kong (CreateHK) is a dedicated office set up by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR Government) in June 2009 to spearhead the development of creative industries in Hong Kong. From 1 July 2022 onwards, it is under the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau. Its strategic foci are nurturing talent and facilitating start- ups, exploring markets, and promoting Hong Kong as Asia's creative capital and fostering a creative atmosphere in the community. Website: https://www.createhk.gov.hk Disclaimer: The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region provides funding support to the project only, and does not otherwise take part in the project. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these materials/events (or by members of the project team) are those of the project organisers only and do not reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, Create Hong Kong, the CreateSmart Initiative Secretariat or the CreateSmart Initiative Vetting Committee.
TOKYO, March 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Tokyo Creative Salon (TCS) Executive Committee hosted the 5th edition of "TOKYO CREATIVE SALON 2024," Japan's largest fashion and design festival, from 14 to 24 March 2024. In collaboration with 100 over participating artists, the event took place across 10 key areas of Tokyo, including Marunouchi, Nihonbashi, Ginza, Yurakucho, Akasaka, Shibuya, Harajuku, Haneda, Roppongi, and Shinjuku, featuring over 100 creative events and installations that were simultaneously held, offering unique experiences amidst the beautiful cherry blossom backdrop. A total of 1.5 million attendees participated in the events spread out across Tokyo. Photos: Tokyo Creative Salon 2024https://x.gd/VJAXr Supported by the Tokyo Prefectural Government, The Tokyo Creative Salon is a unique annual festival held in spring, that concurrently hosts Fashion Week and Design Week, aiming to transform Tokyo into the world's number one creative city. It envisions a creative city that acts as a platform for opportunities and stimuli, encouraging everyone to engage in creative actions, enriching society and bringing happiness. By leveraging on the collective effort of businesses, governments, industry associations, and community groups, with a shared goal to make Tokyo the leading city in fashion and design, TCS 2024 has successfully created a platform to co-create, transverse traditional boundaries by bringing forth diverse ideas, and to bring people together to meet, connect, inspire and innovate together. With the success of TCS 2024, the TCS event committee has plans to expand the TCS projects to greater heights in 2025, with a greater focus on refining Japanese creativity from a global perspective and an increase in overall participation from attendees worldwide. Event Overview Name: TCS24 (TOKYO CREATIVE SALON 2024) Dates: 14 - 24 March 2024 Locations: Marunouchi, Nihonbashi, Ginza, Yurakucho, Akasaka, Shibuya, Harajuku, Haneda, Roppongi, Shinjuku Organizer: Tokyo Creative Salon Executive Committee Scale: Over 1.5 million attendees in total, over 100 artists, and more than 100 pieces of content Official Website: https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/ Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tokyocreativesalon/ Highlights of TCS 2024 [TCS Opening in Yoyogi in Yoyogi National Stadium 1st Gymnasium]The opening event was held along the "Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO" on 14 March 2024. Runway shows were held at various spots in the venue. 3 renowned brands, including "AKIKOAOIKI", "MIKIOSAKABE", and "MURRAL", presented their 2024-25 fall/winter collections. Tokyo's leading designers also presented their cutting-edge creations. The event was led by Seiichi Saito, president of Panoramatiks. An opening party was also held to celebrate the opening of the event. For more information about TCS Opening in Yoyogi, please visit: https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/yoyogi/Photos: TCS Opening in Yoyogihttps://x.gd/36HLF [Sakura Textile Park in Nihonbashi]The "SAKURA TEXTILE PARK" was held from 15 to 31 March 2024, at the COREDO Muromachi Terrace Rooftop Plaza in Nihonbashi, offering a unique space inspired by the area's rich fabric culture, utilizing sakura-themed art textiles to create a new cherry blossom viewing experience. Visitors were able to enjoy the cherry blossoms with sakura textile sheets and goods. The feature sought to offer a refreshing take on hanami, complete with night time illuminations. For more information about Sakura Textile Park, please visit: https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/nihonbashi02/Photos: Sakura Textile ParkSakura Textile Park in Nihonbashi – Google Drive [TOKYO/SEOUL/TAIPEI/INTERNATIONAL CREATORS CO-Creation Event in Yurakucho]In the Yurakucho area, Hankyu Men's Tokyo and Lumine Yurakucho participated in TCS for the first time, presenting a diverse range of activities and events. Held from 13 to 19 March 2024, the co-creation event featured creator brands from Tokyo, Seoul, and Taipei. Brands participating included TENDER PERSON from Tokyo, SURGERY from Seoul, and SEIVSON and (A)CRYPSIS from Taipei. In addition, a fashion show was also held on the 16th March, at Hankyu Men's Tokyo, Yurakucho Marion Center Mall.. For more information about TOKYO/SEOUL/TAIPEI/INTERNATIONAL CREATORS CO-Creation Event, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/yurakucho12/Photos: TOKYO/SEOUL/TAIPEI/INTERNATIONAL CREATORS CO-Creation EventTOKYO,SEOUL,TAIPEI,INTERNATIONAL CREATORS CO-Creation Event in Yurakucho – Google Drive [La Fête in Akasaka]A collaborative event was held between K-BALLET TOKYO, led by renowned ballet dancer Tetsuya Kumakawa, and emerging dress designer Tomo Koizumi. Themed "Joy," the collaboration encapsulated by the French term "La Fête" meaning celebration, showcased a performance combining expressive dance with vibrant and dynamic costumes. The event was held on March 24, 2024, at the TBS Akasaka BLITZ Studio. For more information about La Fête, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/akasaka01/Photos: La Fêtehttps://x.gd/lmvsR [SHIBUYA FASHION WEEK in Shibuya]The 11th Shibuya Fashion Week was held from 15 to 31 March 2024, at various locations around Shibuya Station. The event showcased a variety of creative contents. This spring's theme was "NEO CHAOS", presenting unique contents within Shibuya's ever-changing landscape and environment. The event was held in collaboration with major commercial facilities across corporate entities. For more information about SHIBUYA FASHION WEEK, please visit: www.shibuya-fw.com. [HANEDA BLUE RUNWAY 2024 EXHIBITION "This is Japan Denim" in Haneda]From 15 to 24 March 2024, the Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Marketplace adopted "blue" as its theme color. Haneda Airport, symbolizing the departure point for those aiming to achieve their dreams globally and a gateway for foreigners coming to fulfill their dreams in Japan, collaborated with fashion schools from Japan and abroad. The event gathered students' fashion creations, featuring Kaihara denim from Hiroshima, mostly known for its leading production volume. For more information about HANEDA BLUE RUNWAY 2024 EXHIBITION "This is Japan Denim", please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/haneda01/Photos: HANEDA BLUE RUNWAYHANEDA BLUE RUNWAY 2024 EXHIBITION "This is Japan Denim" in Haneda – Google Drive [A Permanent Livingscape in Shinjuku]WOHL HUTTE, known for creating elegant furniture with exceptional aesthetic sense and craftsmanship, and POSTELEGANT, aiming to create timeless clothing that transcends time and place, have collaborated on a special pop-up event. This event will be held from 13 to 26 March 2024, at Shinjuku Takashimaya, 2F Main Square. For more information about A Permanent Livingscape, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/shinjuku01/Photos: A Permanent LivingscapeA Permanent Livingscape in Shinjuku – Google Drive [Air France - 90 Years of Elegance Fashion Show in Yurakucho] Since its establishment in 1933, Air France has been showcasing the French art of living for the past 90 years. Through collaborations with top creators, designers, artists, and chefs, the airline has pushed the limits of elegance further, turning every trip into a unique experience. Air France held a special fashion show retracing 90 years of French elegance in Yurakucho from 19 to 24 March 2024. It showcased the airline's unique uniform collection across the eras, created by the world's greatest designers such as Christian Dior, Cristóbal Balenciaga and Christian Lacroix. A special dress designed by Xavier Ronze, French designer and head of the costume design workshops at the Paris Opera Ballet, was also presented at the fashion showcase. This is the first time that the dress – which was made in commemoration of its 90 years in service – traveled outside of France. For more information about Air France - 90 Years of Elegance Fashion Show, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/airfrance/Photos: Air France - 90 Years of Elegance Fashion ShowAir France - 90 Years of Elegance Fashion Show in Yurakucho – Google Drive [THE INSTALLATION Ⅰ in Shibuya]Yuima Nakazato, the sole Japanese fashion designer who represented the country in the Paris Couture Collection, will be holding his first solo exhibition "BEYOND COUTURE" in France, June 2024. This spring, under the theme of NEO CHAOS, YUIMA NAKAZATO will question the idea of sustainability from the streets of Shibuya, the birthplace of fashion trends. THE INSTALLATION Ⅰ was held from 17 to 24 March 2024 in Shibuya. For more information about THE INSTALLATION Ⅰ, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/shibuya01/Photos: THE INSTALLATION ⅠTHE INSTALLATION Ⅰ in Shibuya – Google Drive [Soil & Message MINO" in Tokyo '24: The cutting edge of ceramic art handed down from generation to generation in Harajuku]Held from 8 to 17 March 2024 at Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku 5F LOCUL, an ceramic art exhibition was held, featuring 22 contemporary ceramic art groups, including award winning artists of the International Ceramics Competition Mino, one of the world's largest ceramics competitions held since 1986. The exhibition featured works that focus on the development and preserving of techniques that have been passed down through generations. For more information about Soil & Message MINO" in Tokyo '24: The cutting edge of ceramic art handed down from generation to generation, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/harajuku03/Photos: Soil & Message MINO" in Tokyo '24: The cutting edge of ceramic art handed down from generation to generationhttps://x.gd/q04MT [yawar:akasaka in Akasaka]yawar:akasaka is a park designed by design studio nendo, situated in Akasaka from 15 to 24 March. It is named after the three elements of 'Yawaraka (softness)', 'aka (red)' and 'saka(hills)', in reference to Akasaka's topography. During the day, the red cushions serve as a playground for leisure and relaxation purposes and transform into a spot perfect for conversations at night. After the event, the red cushions were repurposed into chairs – embodying this installation's wishes to "connect" diverse values together. For more information about yawar:akasaka, please visit:https://tokyo-creativesalon.com/en/events/akasaka02/Photos: yawar:akasakahttps://x.gd/nJKb6 Project Producers Creative Director: Seiichi SaitoSeiichi Saito, the overall creative director, studied architectural design at Columbia University (MSAAD) and started his career in New York in 2000. He founded Rhizomatiks (now Abstract Engine) in 2006, leading the in-house architecture division "Panoramatiks" and serving as a planner and implementation advisor for government and corporate projects. He is the Jury Chair for the GOOD DESIGN AWARD from 2023 and is appointed as the director of the Co-Creation Program for the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025. Photo: Seiichi Saitohttps://x.gd/CSFx9 Co-Creation Director: Ryota HamanoRyota Hamano, the General Co-Creation Director, actively works on contributing to society through "co-creation" and "project building." He has been involved in various initiatives, including: (i) Premium Friday campaign with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in 2017; (ii) tourism recovery efforts after the 2018 Western Japan floods and the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake; (iii) the Innovation Garden project promoting public-private collaboration in 2020; (iv) advancing clean energy geothermal power projects in 2021; and (v) leading the Tokyo Creative Salon since 2020. He has also worked on many co-creation projects in the private sector, including the Fukushima recovery project and Expo business from 2023. Photo: Ryota Hamanoryota hamano.jpg Fashion Director: Tomonori MatsuiTomonori Matsui, the Fashion General Director, joined H.P.France in 2000, worked in retail and PR, and in 2006 established the Attached Press "PR01." department, accelerating PR for brands domestically and internationally. In March 2017, PR01. was transferred to a new company, ONEO Ltd., where he became CEO. Currently, he manages PR for approximately 50 brands globally and is involved in branding consulting for a wide range of clients, from fashion to government bodies. Photo: Tomonori Matsuitomonori matsui.jpg Area Creative Director: Hiro TanakaHiro Tanaka, after working in advertising and PR agencies, joined Tokyu Agency Inc. in 2014 as a creative director focused on real-life experiences. He has extensively worked on branding and spatial communication design for consumer goods, cities, and commercial facilities, utilizing PR concepts developed in PR companies. He designs "experience designs" that effectively communicate across real promotions, TV commercials, graphics, web, and social media. Photo: Hiro Tanakahttps://x.gd/3gGGO
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, March 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Duravit, the leading world-renowned manufacturer of designer bathrooms announced the grand opening of its first flagship showroom in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. This event also marks a groundbreaking collaboration between the brand and fashion designer Lý Quí Khánh, featuring the first-ever fashion collection inspired by Duravit. Duravit Flagship Showroom in Vietnam Titled "Shapes of the Elite," the grand opening event signifies Duravit's commitment to redefining the bathroom space and concept in Vietnam through elite designs. Sharing the inspiration behind the showroom, Mr. Phuc Nguyen, Marketing Manager (Duravit Asia), explains: "The Duravit Vietnam Flagship Showroom pays homage to the Vietnamese art of ceramics, a UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage." For the first time in the sanitary ware industry, designer Ly Qui Khanh has partnered with Duravit to create a fashion collection inspired by the brand and the Artisan Lines. It's essentially a "collection within a collection." Mr. Khanh also drew inspiration from the five elements essential for making pottery and ceramics: fire, water, metal, earth, and wood. This inspiration will be showcased as an installation art within Duravit's bathroom spaces, particularly the Artisan Line. Quyen Dinh, General Manager of Duravit Vietnam, emphasized: "Our focus is on promoting Artisan Lines in Vietnam. The quiet luxury lifestyle has been flourishing in recent years, and this concept has always been at the heart of Duravit's identity." This powerful collaboration serves as a statement for the Vietnamese market. It embodies Duravit's philosophy: the bathroom should not be limited to a functional space but can also be an aesthetic haven, inspiring every moment of your life. DURAVIT AG Founded in 1817 in Hornberg in the Black Forest, Duravit AG is today a leading international manufacturer of designer bathrooms and is active in more than 130 countries worldwide. The complete bathroom supplier's product portfolio comprises top quality sanitary ceramics, bathroom furniture, bathtubs and shower trays, wellness systems, shower-toilets, faucets, and accessories as well as installation systems. Alongside its in-house design expertise, Duravit also works closely on product development with an international network of designers such as Cecilie Manz, Philippe Starck, Christian Werner,... as well as talented newcomers. Duravit's ambition is to make its stakeholders' lives a little better each day through a combination of forward-looking designs, uncompromising product excellence, a keen sense of human requirements, and responsible corporate management. Contact Phuc Nguyen Marketing Manager, Duravit Asia phuc.nguyen@vn.duravit.com | www.duravit.com
The project is endorsed by Kunihiko Morinaga of ANREALAGE, a globally recognized Japanese apparel designer who regularly appears at Paris Fashion Week. KYOTO, Japan, March 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2023, Kyocera Corporation released its new sustainable inkjet textile printer, "FOREARTH" *1, which reduces the water usage for textile printing to virtually zero in order to solve environmental issues, such as water pollution, in the textile and apparel industry. The new 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' project based on a 'Wear to Save Water' fashion concept was launched to promote consumer awareness of environmental issues and features textile design exhibits by Anrealage and Vantan Design Institute to be held on Friday, March 22 to Sunday, March 24 to coincide with World Water Day 2024. *1 Printing of patterns on fabrics. 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' promotes a new 'Wear to Save Water' fashion concept that encourages consumers to learn and think about the environmental issues in the textile and apparel industry by wearing sustainable fashion. 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' fabric was printed by Kyocera's FOREARTH water free concept digital inkjet printer with patterns based on the Niyodo River in Kochi Prefecture, which boasts the best water quality in Japan. A total of five outfits were produced for the project by ANREALAGE - a company founded by Kunihiko Morinaga, who endorsed the aims of this project - and the Vantan Design Institute, which has produced numerous globally renowned designers. Through these initiatives, Kyocera is committed to tackling environmental issues affecting the textile and apparel industry. About the 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' ProjectUntil now, the textile and apparel industry has used vast amounts of water in processes such as steam and washing when dyeing fabrics, and water pollution resulting from this wastewater has become a global environmental problem. In addition, the problem of mass disposal due to overstocking is also under scrutiny, requiring an immediate response. To help address these issues, Kyocera has developed the new FOREARTH inkjet textile printer, which reduces water use to the absolute minimum by combining inkjet technology for high-speed, high-quality printing with the ink and equipment development technology of Kyocera Document Solutions. The 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' project is an initiative to nudge people to think about the significance of 'Wear to Save Water' by choosing garments with sustainable fabrics. 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' Concept MovieExploring the question, 'What if we could protect water by wearing beautiful clothes?' - this video is designed to help people learn about environmental issues in the textile and apparel industry and to think about the future.URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uJjs6vDcoA 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' is printed using FOREARTH, featuring the surface of the Niyodo River in Kochi Prefecture, which has been voted the river with the best water in Japan eight times in ten years*2 in a nationwide first-class river water quality survey conducted by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism. Donning these garments allows the wearer to both protect beautiful water by wearing beautiful clothes and express their willingness to protect the environment and save the future of water. More details on the 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' Projecthttps://www.kyocera.co.jp/truebluetextile/ *2 Water quality status of first-class rivers in Japan, published by MLIT (2012-2016 and 2018-2020). 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' Project Realized with Collaboration by Leading Designers in the Japanese Apparel IndustryFor the launch of 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE,' dresses were created by ANREALAGE, the brand established by Kunihiko Morinaga and budding designers at leading Japanese design school Vantan Design Institute, which is also Morinaga's alma mater. Kunihiko Morinaga (ANREALAGE) Design ConceptMorinaga's 'Water Drop Collection' is an earth-shaped garment inspired by a drop of water in circulation. The water cycle begins with a single drop. It takes the form of the first drop of seawater or water on the earth's surface that evaporates, becomes clouds in the sky, and eventually turns into rain or snow. This epitomizes the 'FOREARTH' concept, which reduces water consumption by 99% *3 compared to conventional textile printing. *3 According to research by Kyocera (2022) Vantan Design Institute Design Concept'Water Metamorphose' is fashion inspired by the movement of water, created by a fresh new emerging talent. Water changes its form depending on temperature and conditions. It sometimes comes down in gentle waves and sometimes in torrents as rain that benefits us all. There is also the strength and beauty of the ever-changing appearance of water as it freezes taut and eventually melts and flows; this constantly changing nature is perhaps precisely why water fascinates us so much. Vantan's designs explore water's constantly shifting forms in three design types: wave, waterfall, and ice. 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' Exhibition Details Title: 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE' at Shibuya PARCOVenue: Shibuya PARCO 4FAccess: 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8377Dates: 16 (Sat) – 17 (Sun) March 2024Admission: Free Title: 'TRUE BLUE TEXTILE at Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art'Venue: Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art, Hall of LightAccess: 124, Okazaki Enshoji-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8344, JapanDates: Friday 22 – Sunday 24 March 2024Admission: free About the 'FOREARTH' Inkjet Textile Printer'FOREARTH' reduces the amount of water used during the printing of fabrics to almost zero, thus eliminating the need for specialized equipment to steam and wash the fabric, which is conventionally used in the pre- and post-treatment processes of textile printing. This contributes to a significant reduction in energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Furthermore, the system provides a soft feel to the fabric, which is important in the textile and apparel industry, and realizes high-definition printing on a wide variety of fabrics, including cotton, silk, polyester, nylon, and blended fabrics. Reference links FOREARTH product page: FOREARTH | Sustainable Digital Textile Printer | KYOCERA Document SolutionsFOREARTH press release: https://global.kyocera.com/newsroom/news/2023/000727.html * "FOREARTH" is a registered trademark or trademark of KYOCERA Corporation in Japan and other countries. About KYOCERA Kyocera Corporation (TOKYO:6971, https://global.kyocera.com/), the parent and global headquarters of the Kyocera Group, was founded in 1959 as a producer of fine ceramics (also known as "advanced ceramics"). By combining these engineered materials with metals and integrating them with other technologies, Kyocera has become a leading supplier of industrial and automotive components, semiconductor packages, electronic devices, smart energy systems, printers, copiers, and mobile phones. During the year ended March 31, 2023, the company's consolidated sales revenue totaled 2 trillion yen (approx. US$15.1 billion). Kyocera is ranked #672 on Forbes magazine's 2023 "Global 2000" list of the world's largest publicly traded companies, and has been named among "The World's 100 Most Sustainably Managed Companies" by The Wall Street Journal. CONTACT:KYOCERA Corporation (Japan) Corporate CommunicationsHead Office TEL: +81-(0)75-604-3416 E-mail: webmaster.pressgl@kyocera.jp
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