Vivienne&Nbsp, Tam, Shanghai And Other Chinese Cheongsam Luxury Brands Try To Go Abroad.

When people are on the road of luxury consumption, few people notice that China is not only a well-known luxury consumer country, but also trying to make their own luxury brands.

In recent years, several Chinese faces have gradually entered the international luxury brand club.

Unlike Chinese designer brands such as Vera Wang (Wang Weiwei) and Anna Sui (Anna Sui), these brands originate from China and are native made in China.

Adhere to the traditional "Shanghai"

In the "Shanghai" store in Yintai, Beijing, a four leaf fan in old Shanghai is spinning slowly and slowly, with a motley hollow wooden screen in the shop.

"When we mention the Chinese cheongsam, we will think of Shanghai," James, who is shopping in the shop, told reporters that he wanted to pick a cheongsam for his wife.

Reporters in the shop around the circle found that compared with the international

In 1994, Deng Yongqiang, the grandson of Hongkong philanthropist Deng Zhaojian, modeled on the dress design of Shanghai in the 30s of the last century, and opened the first "Shanghai" clothing store in Hongkong, central.

At that time, he never thought that, in just ten years, the brand will go all over the world and become a famous Chinese clothing in the world.

A staff member said that from Hongkong to Dubai, "Shanghai" is very popular with foreigners.

The reason is the strong "Chinese style" in the brand.

Unlike many domestic brands competing for westernization, Shanghai is the main Chinese cheongsam.

This design concept is very "edible" in foreign countries.

Politicians Hilary, Thatcher, movie stars Anngelina Jolie and Nicolas Cage all wore the brand of Chinese clothing, and even royalty Prince Charles and Princess Diana are loyal fans of the Chinese style brand.

"Most of the consumers of these cheongsam are foreigners and Chinese who often go abroad. They often choose a cheongsam or Tang suit with Chinese characteristics at their banquet and daily meetings. They will also give gifts to their friends as gifts."

A woman who once worked as a sales person in Shanghai told reporters.

According to her, "Shanghai" has many facades in airports in many countries in order to attract more overseas consumers.

"Their market positioning is very clear, mainly for foreigners.

In Beijing International Airport, Shanghai has two or three facades.

The walls are blooming and the walls are fragrant.

Nowadays, among many famous department stores in Europe, besides Shanghai, people can also see Vivienne Tam (Chinese designer brand originates from Hongkong) and Chiatzy Chen (Chinese fashion brand born in Taiwan) and other top Chinese fashion brands.

Chinese elements are gradually moving westward, and local luxury goods are gradually expanding overseas.

Among Chinese elements, Qipao and Tang suit are Chinese.

Reporters visited another Beijing "old" clothing store - Rui Xiang, found that in Wangfujing (37.80, -0.65, -1.69%) branches, bustling guests, there is no shortage of foreign consumers, the domestic traditional clothing has actually quietly abroad.

"There are many foreign consumers in our shop, and now there are quite a few pairs of clothes in it.

And the silk fabrics are very famous here, and many foreigners come to them.

Rui Xiang Xiang

The sales manager did not disclose detailed data on the proportion of foreigners to consumers.

But the reporter observed that most of the salesmen in the shop are 30-40 years old. They can basically communicate with foreign consumers in several English sentences. It is not a problem for them to simply introduce the material and price of cheongsam.

"We have to catch a plane immediately, and come to see cheongsam here before leaving."

A foreign female consumer briefed reporters.

She picked up a plain white silk cheongsam and went into the fitting room. After trying it on, she found that her waist was slightly bloated.

Although she thought the price was right, she finally left the store empty handed.

In the modern society with the easterly wind going to the west, the element of Chinese wind appears embarrassing outside the wall, but according to the sales manager of the store, Rui Xiang has not yet gone abroad to seize the international market plan.

The summit of professional managers, who worked in Hermes and other international luxury goods companies, said in a media interview that the Chinese time-honored brand has a long history, and there is no lack of excellent technology comparable with the world famous brand, but it also preserves its own values.

"What we need to do next is to turn this concept of value into a shared value concept all over the world."

He said.

"Cheongsam" lifestyle of foreigners

Robert and his wife, who came to Beijing to visit Australia, looked at dazzling products in Rui Xiang Xiang, a bit dazzled.

"Very beautiful. It feels comfortable and soft."

Robert's wife said excitedly.

Robert said cheongsam in Australia is already quite well-known, and very popular with foreigners.

"Not only in Chinatown, but now many large shopping malls in Australia have opened cheongsam shops, and several of our friends have at least one cheongsam."

He said.

The couple also said that cheongsam in China is much cheaper than Australia, so this time they came to pick one and bring it back.

When the reporter told Robert's wife's Qipao from China's Qing Dynasty, she said in surprise, "I used to know that Qipao seems to be your last century's dress. It's so long ago."

Before the two sets of bright red cheongsam, Robert's wife suddenly stopped to look.

The salesgirl told her that the dragon and Phoenix embroidered pictures and articles on the cheongsam symbolize auspiciousness. This Qipao is often used for wedding ceremonies.

"In Australia, we don't wear cheongsam," she laughs. "Many young girls like to wear cheongsam. It's just like one of our many ways of life. It's cool to wear everyday clothes.

Through cheongsam, we can also understand the unique Chinese culture.

Robert said, "look at the people coming and going on the streets. Why do you Chinese seldom wear such distinctive clothes again?" it makes me feel very strange and very sad.

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Chinese brand of luxury goods abroad

Apart from Chinese luxury goods trying to go outside the country, luxury goods abroad have long been blowing up.

In October 2011, Argentina artist Pablo Pilati designed a set of publicity illustrations based on ancient Chinese traditional flower and bird paintings for famous luxury bags such as Gucci, Miu Miu and Valentino.

In the black-and-white ink and wash paintings, the combination of animals and products reveals the subtle appeal of Chinese ancient poetry, which greatly weakens the luxury of luxury.

In 2011, Picasso's daughter and Tiffany (Tiffany) famous designer Paloma Picasso carefully designed a set of lanterns - based Chinese wind necklaces.

She designs the soft pink crystal into lanterns and inlays them on gold necklace to convey the lucky and auspicious symbol of lanterns in Chinese culture.

The famous luxury Cartire (Cartier) has recently built a series of dragon kiss pendants.

The designer cleverly combines the western idea with the Oriental amorous feelings, takes silk as a necklace, and designs the pendant as the window lattice shape of ancient Chinese pavilions, embodying the mysterious color of ancient China.