Refusing to conform

If you are a lover of shopping, or if you are looking for some good shopping opportunity, a walk in some areas of Beijing is one of the things not to be miss. A fifteen-minute walk from Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing is the shopping street par excellence, with large shopping centers and many restaurants where you can have a refreshment. Walking for only ten minutes, from Tiananmen Square you can also get to Qianmen Street, where small shops waiting for you selling clothes and antiques. The Quanjude Peking Roast Duck Restaurant http://www.china.org.cn/travel/beijingguide/2011-08/05/content_23143593_10.htm is the right place to relax, enjoying the unmissable Peking lacquered duck, equal to the one that well knows the fashion designer Uma Wang.

The sense of the Orient by her design is hidden inside. Born in a family of Chinese medicine practitioners, she has immersed herself in the aesthetics of calligraphy, herbs colors and Chinese philosophy. In 2009, she established her own brand UMA WANG. Produced in Italy, she stocked in alongside around 100 retail outlets around the world. Named by Vogue Italia as one of up-and-coming designer’s, to watch for her innovative pairing of textured fabrics and draped designs. Uma Wang http://www.umawang.com/en/ has been award fashion awards, such as the Beijing CCDC Best Designer award in 2010 and the 2011 Audi Progressive Designer Award. Her slender figure, with long black hair, stand out in the crowd. At the Shanghai Film Festival, actor Yun Zhou displayed with two sets her tailor-made dresses.

Her customers can feel her design philosophy just at a glance. By reading esoteric books, she found herself good at imagination, without standard answers. In addition to the design style and fabrics, what surprises is how she leads her brand. Before moving to London to pursue a fashion design degree at Central Saint Martin’s, she studied textiles at China Textile University in Shanghai. Since the launch of her label, Chinese fashion designer Uma Wang http://en.luxe.co/post/3202 has garnered critical acclaim from industry insiders, displaying catwalk collections at London, Paris and Milan fashion weeks. In 2017, she curtailed product releases in Milan, transferring her seasonal debuts to Paris Fashion Week.

For her, style is the most prominent symbolic representation of the designer. She has completed three relocations in the global fashion arena: from Shanghai to London, from London to Milan, and then from Milan to Paris. Beginning the brand by launching six collections a year, her brand’s global orders increased each year. Uma Wang https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/article/3050597/chinese-designer-uma-wang-her-italian-made-clothes has secured a showcase at the Shanghai Fashion Week and has opened four stand-alone boutiques within the Chinese mainland. Prior to launching her label, she had worked as an in-house designer for Chinese labels, which she credits for having honed her skills.

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