When modern fashion embraces Chinese aesthetics
When our Belarusian host Kate stepped into fashion designer Chu Yan's atelier, she entered a space where beauty transcends time. Here, the "Nine-Colored Deer" from the Dunhuang murals leaped onto silk, while Tang Dynasty (618-907) peonies bloomed delicately across modern garments. Song brocade--once worn by world leaders at the 2014 APEC meeting in Beijing -- breathes gently into modern silhouettes, uniting heritage with contemporary elegance. What's more, traditional Chinese colors, once confined to history, now inspire runways worldwide.
Join us in awakening the poetry woven into every thread, where traditional Chinese aesthetics embrace modern designs, and the past reveals a new face.
Into Chinese Art is an immersive cultural interview series produced by China Daily Culture Channel, where international hosts engage with art experts through interactive discussions, offering audiences a deeper understanding of Chinese art and aesthetics. The third season of Into Chinese Art focuses on ancient Chinese fashion.
