Himfr.com Reports Wang Said That Foreign Apparel Designers Copy Chinese Works .
Recently, several blogs found that many hosts
, the cafe's dress and abroad, apart from big-name dress color and specific details, is almost exactly the same, but the designers are Chinese local designers. For example, from the hands of designer Guo Pei Dong Qing CCTV sets of dresses and the international big-name high degree of similarity. 1:00, the Chinese designers to work abroad, accused of plagiarism.In response, Wang said, is designed to imitate and learn from industry inevitable. China has also been the inspiration for a number of new foreign copying large quantities. The biggest plagiarism is plagiarism Chinese works of foreign designers.
Wang revealed that 70% of the world to 80% of garments are manufactured in China completed. A former foreign designer accessories out of style come out to China to processing; and later foreign designers out of style, materials and production in China; now just a big number of foreign a concept to complete the design by Chinese designer, who will then pick up processing of clothing . Many international big inspiration come from China, foreign to the domestic apparel industry has moved from labor exploitation to upgrade to the intelligence exploitation.
Hempel Zhejiang, Shandong and other brands were previously Dichamp manufacturer, now become the OEM business, as do many international big-name OEM design and production. The industry is well known, Adidas, Nike, DKNY and other brands most of the products are designed by Chinese designers completed.
In addition, Dior, LV, and many other big names in recent years, frequently to China to see shows, learn Chinese culture - cheongsam collar, embroidery, ink, they do dress in the Common Elements. The most interesting than the LV has a similar train in China commonly woven handbag, obviously borrowed from Chinese elements.
Designers are mostly mid-life switch
To participate in this year's International Fashion Week designers average age of 38 years old, the youngest 25-year-old, and many designers have been more than 40 years of age. Last year, the average age is 37-year-old designer, while the designer a few years ago the average age of 30 years old.
Wang told reporters, Fashion Week, designers are increasingly old, is a trend, in the past, like Luo Zheng, who became famous 20-year-old phenomenon of fewer and fewer. This shows that a crisis: the domestic designers suffered a fault, there is no time to add fresh blood. It also shows: young designers by the end of the era of overnight fame.
Another interesting phenomenon is that many young designers who are not fashion design majors in college, professional variety, such as the designer Denghao designed for studying aircraft engines, designers Xiao a professional music school. This may show that fashion designers need more to learn different cultures synesthesia.
Jie Mi international big reason for the fall of
Recently, Yohji Yamamoto is an international big-name have declared bankruptcy, Crocs and other brands continuous heavy losses. Wang told reporters that this, and not directly related to the financial crisis. Comparison of cash flow sufficient clothing, clothing enterprises will not be easily bankrupt. All the international consortium behind the big-name of control, should have been put into production but the funds go to big financial investment, is what led to the direct cause of bankruptcy.
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