SHANGHAI — The primary fully physical Shanghai Fashion Week kicked off last Thursday as town steadily recovers from the pandemic. There are not any longer many individuals wearing masks on the road, and social life is back.
After spending greater than three years living under the shadow of COVID-19, showgoers have adopted a more pragmatic way of dressing this season, reflecting the nation’s cautious attitude toward the economy and geopolitical tensions.
From the looks outside the emerging talent showcase platform Labelhood, and Ontimeshow, town’s largest trade show, it appeared that street-y styles have diminished, replaced with sharp and modern tailoring and statement outerwear in muted tones because the weather in Shanghai stays cold and wet.
At Labelhood, a retailer and talent support platform...
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