China has truly arrived. From the water-laden rice fields of drab grey dressing and comrade years China has transformed her to a fresh young lass of the new century. Not only has China earned international repute as a manufacturing country but within her boundaries too the changes are rapid and upward.

The Chinese no longer wear grey overalls,now all genders and classes have access to colors as well as western outfits of all ranges. China provides all kinds of powers to her citizens. The Chinese are known for their dedication to the work as well as their cost effective labor all over the globe.

Girls wear jewelry and boys wear pants. Well no longer. Welcome to the new generation of the blurring gender dividing line. More and more clothes on the rack are referred to as unisex. Even bag, jewelry, cosmetics are made for both the genders. Men and women alike spend on fashion related goods. China has been swept up by a huge fashion wave in the last decade.

From almost as soon as man started to dress himself we have a driving instinct to be fashionable. As soon as China sorted out its food problem and used its population for its benefit, the people turned towards a better standard of living. Let us take the example of a cell phone. Basically the contraption is used for making calls, yet we find that they are available are greatly varied price ranges. This is because over and above what they have to offer there are certain company names attached to them which have social value. It is fashionable to carry them around.

When Liang Zi established Tangy in 1994 she knew what she was capable of creating and wanted to show to the rest of the world not only her determination in creating fashion but also her capabilities in the area. Liangzi showed very clear signs of becoming a fashion designer from even before she entered college. Liangzi worked as an art personnel in the department of Zhejiang Silk Industrial Institute for over half a decade, where she gained immense clothes making experience.

Vivienne Tam has come a long way in life with her vision and devotion. She is synonymous today with the East Meets West Fashion trend which is completely budget friendly. She has been chosen by Peoples magazine as one of the 50 most beautiful people. Vivienne Tam recently wrote a book titled China Chic where she unfolds her life’s inspiration and styles.

NE.TIGER has covered a long journey since it was opened in 1992 as a small store that dealt in fur items. The label is Chinese in its essence. The manufacturing and the funding are both done in China itself. NE.TIGER is named after the northeastern Siberian Tiger that is as much a part of the Chinese soil as in NE.TIGER.

NE .TIGER uses not only traditional materials but also Chinese techniques. NE only uses skins made by Kopenhagen manufacturers. Chinese silks and embroideries are used on modern designs to create a lovely mix of traditional modernity.

Fashion modeling is the most prestigious type of modeling and the part of the modeling industry that people are most familiar with. But there are only about a dozen fashion models that have achieved truly worldwide celebrity status, and it’s not necessarily because they’re so beautiful (though they are). Fashion modeling requires very specific physical attributes. You must be tall and very thin, neither too old nor too young, and you must still have curves despite the pressure to have zero body fat.

The young three year old who moved to Hong Kong from Caton in China did not know that the British Colony would influence her in such a positive way that one day she will be a household name of the fashion Industry. Vivienne Tam is synonymous with the east meets west fashion trend.

She is a symbol of fashion for all pockets. Her designs are highly influenced by Chinese patterns and culture yet they are western in their cuts and styles

Vera Wang is known for her wedding dresses in the world of fashion. She is by far one the best dress designer today. Not only are her dresses elegant but their beauty also lies in their simplicity.
Born on June 27th 1949, Vera was raised in New York by Chinese –American parents and it would be correct to say that she was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. He educational years saw her through many prestigious schools. Right from her kindergarten days she attended Chapin and then later when on to Sarah Lawrence College and the Sorbonne. She graduated in Art History. Vera’s mother was a very fashion conscious person who took her daughter to many fashion shows in Paris. Vera’s mother was a strong influence on her, so it was no wonder that Vera was attracted to the world of fashion. Vera was immensely attached to her father too. Infact she dedicated her  ready to wear spring collection of 2007 to the memory of her father. Vera is married with two daughters who both study in Chapin. She is settled in New York, and her first love is still fashion and she does complete justice to it.