Celebrating Chinese Design Forces

China’s design industry has been undergoing rapid growth in recent years. The result? A diversified yet distinctive pool of young talent. Since 2013, Lane Crawford has been committed to supporting and nurturing emerging Chinese designers. This season, Lane Crawford continues to highlight new brands across the categories of fashion, accessories, lifestyle, and beauty. This refreshing selection celebrates the originality, imagination, individuality, and self-expression crucial to the spirit of contemporary Chinese design.

Staying true to our age-old admiration for the long and lean, designers present over-the-knee boots as tall as a second pair of stockings. Make room for your new extended leg warmers by reducing the inches on your miniskirts.

From Shangxia’s iconic Da Tian Di carbon fibre chair and Ruohan’s minimalist collection to Yin’s directional designs, these labels embody the artisanal spirit of impeccable craftsmanship, harnessed to express one’s unique identity and creativity. When it comes to Chinese designers, impeccable craftsmanship is not just the gold standard, it’s the bare minimum.

Feng Chen Wang and Maison Sans Titre are some of China’s most promising young talents that are challenging conventional expectations. These brands are not just creators with innovative ideas, they also embody aesthetics born out of the clashes and confluence of Eastern and Western cultures.

Through the medium of fashion, brands like Angel Chen and Yueqi Qi offer their interpretations of cultural forms and lifestyles. These creative visionaries are redefining what it means to be citizens of the future, with their unique vision and creative language.