SHANGHAI — The physical return of Shanghai Fashion Week after China reopened to the world saw team members from Harrods, Galeries Lafayette and Machine-A coming back to envision out how local talents, who mostly focused on the Chinese market over the past three years, have evolved.
The atmosphere this season felt drastically different from how things were pre-pandemic, a time when local young talents were combating pricing, production and provide chains like the remainder of the world.
Because of a fashion boutique boom in the course of the pandemic, where buying internationally became almost inconceivable, local designers seized the chance and transformed their businesses to cater higher to local demand.
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