chinese designers

As more Chinese consumers travel to Switzerland, Swiss fashion brands are getting noticed. But they are finding out it's tough to take their presence in China to the next level. Read More

Shanghai Village's boutique Chuang x Yi brings Chinese consumers looking to support local designers both emerging labels and known names like Ji Cheng and Babyghost. Read More

It's not just the big brands getting in on Chinese New Year marketing—Chinese designer labels like Alexander Wang and Vivienne Tam are embracing the Year of the Rooster. Read More

Since its 2011 launch, Xintiandi Style says its seeing growth as it goes against the grain to promote exclusively Chinese luxury brands in Shanghai. Read More

Chop Suey Club's Ruoyi Jiang may have Nicolas Formichetti convinced. Now she wants to change New York City's ideas about Chinese design. Read More

Buyers from well-known U.S. stores like Opening Ceremony and H. Lorenzo are putting Shanghai Fashion Week among those of the "Big Four" fashion capitals, citing not only talent, but also changes in the event schedule. Read More

One of the six emerging Chinese designers who headlined at Fashion Now in Beijing, Vega Zaishi Wang has been slowly and steadily building her presence in the China market. Read More

Cutting-edge lifestyle and concept store Opening Ceremony invites fans to shop for looks from emerging Chinese fashion designers with studios across the globe. Read More

Under the label Shushu/Tong, Shanghai-based designers Liushu Lei and Yutong Jiang's gingham dresses and signature ribbons are now available as part of Opening Ceremony's Year of China collection. Read More

As international e-commerce takes off in China, e-tail giant JD.com's New York Fashion Week show was aimed at convincing American brands to join its newly launched "U.S. Fashion Mall." Read More