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African fashion is more than just clothing

1 week ago | chinadailyhk.com | He Qi

Designers showcase their talent, proving the continent has its place in luxury goods, global trade and cultural exchange, He Qi reports. Amid the vibrant energy of AW2025 Shanghai Fashion Week's MODE exhibition, Ann McCreath, founder of Kenya's KikoRomeo, meticulously arranged her booth. The brand, founded in 1996 and celebrated for its African identity and eco-conscious designs, was bustling as buyers and enthusiasts flocked to explore her collection.
Longhua Temple Fair returns to Shanghai

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

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Traditional brands use technology to meet modern demand

1 week ago | chinadailyhk.com | He Qi

In an era of abundant consumer choices, traditional Chinese fashion brands are redefining their market presence by blending heritage with innovation. At the recent Shanghai Fashion Week, two iconic labels — Threegun and EP Yaying — demonstrated how time-honored brands can thrive in the modern marketplace by balancing traditional style with contemporary appeal.
African fashion is more than just clothing

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

Amid the vibrant energy of AW2025 Shanghai Fashion Week's MODE exhibition, Ann McCreath, founder of Kenya's KikoRomeo, meticulously arranged her booth. The brand, founded in 1996 and celebrated for its African identity and eco-conscious designs, was bustling as buyers and enthusiasts flocked to explore her collection.
Traditional brands use technology to meet modern demand

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

In an era of abundant consumer choices, traditional Chinese fashion brands are redefining their market presence by blending heritage with innovation. At the recent Shanghai Fashion Week, two iconic labels — Threegun and EP Yaying — demonstrated how time-honored brands can thrive in the modern marketplace by balancing traditional style with contemporary appeal.
L'Oréal China expresses confidence in Chinese market

2 weeks ago | chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

French beauty giant L'Oréal remains bullish on the Chinese market, aiming to reach 150 million consumers by 2030. This was revealed during its recent annual press meeting in Shanghai where the company shared its latest performance and strategic priorities in China. "Over the past 30 years, Chinese consumers have undergone significant changes in mindset, habits and capabilities.
Straining at the leash for high fashion

2 weeks ago | epaper.chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

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Finnish tourism delegation concludes roadshow in China

3 weeks ago | global.chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

By He Qi | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2025-04-01 15:36 Finland's national tourism authority, Visit Finland, along with a delegation of 25 Finnish tourism companies, concluded a roadshow in China last week, visiting Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai from March 24 to 28. The three-city tour aimed to deepen partnerships with China, Finland's largest Asian tourism market, and explore new opportunities for collaboration amid the ongoing post-pandemic recovery.
Weaving culture into fashion

4 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | He Qi

Chinese traditions and textiles are translating into global success for domestic clothing brands. Chinese designers have been making their mark on the global stage in recent years with high-quality products and innovative designs, often drawing on the country’s rich cultural traditions and textiles to add splashes of flair.
Intl musicals highlight Shanghai Cultural Square 2025 program

4 weeks ago | chinadaily.com.cn | He Qi

From the Japanese musical Spirited Away, Moliere, le spectacle musical, and The Cherry Orchard in French, British choreographer Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake, and colorful Chinese productions, Shanghai Culture Square released a spectacular performance plan for the year on March 25.