Rui Zhou And Cutting Qiu Are Shortlisted For LVMH Designer Award Semi-Final

LVMH Designer Awards announced semi-finals yesterday. Among the 20 finalists, two are from China, Rui Zhou and Shuting Qiu. Rui Zhou graduated from MFA fashion design and social planning in Parsons, New York, while Shuting Qiu graduated from Royal College of art in Antwerp, Belgium, and won the special award of big design award in Japan.

Before joining the LVMH Designer Award, Rui Zhou was already well-known. After graduating from school in New York, Rui Zhou once worked for Alexander Wang, and later established his own brand of the same name, Rui Zhou, who has become a figure in the fashion industry, attended vogue and was favored by star artists.

Rui Zhou is obsessed with joining pieces of elastic fabric with pearls, breaking the traditional conventional tailoring, creating various and personalized tights, including different sizes of thin or fat, and showing the real and natural side of women's figure.

Shuting Qiu is also a new and independent designer. Her design is bold, gorgeous, jumping and full of self-consciousness. Each set of clothing is not only full of strong exotic customs, but also has a trace of mystery and mystery. Cutting Qiu plays various elements such as broken flowers, check patterns, stripes, color blocks, tie dye and tassels, and mixes and matches various breakthroughs.

It is reported that the LVMH Designer Award was launched in November 2013, and it has been eight years since it was launched, which has provided a lot of fresh blood for the designer industry. The award has become a hot topic in the industry, not only because it is supported by LVMH, a luxury group, but also because the winner can work in the design team of LVMH group's brands for one year and gain the careful guidance of LVMH group and the attention of global fashion industry for a year.