Dior was one of a handful of international brands showing at Shanghai Fashion Week. Courtesy Dior Dior showed its Fall 2021 ready-to-wear collection, which was inspired by pop art and new futurism. Courtesy Dior Private Policy's collection alluded to the experiences of America's 19th-century Chinese immigrants Courtesy Private Policy At Private Policy's showcase, dominant colors of gray and black came alive with pops of bubblegum pink and mint. Courtesy Private Policy Taiwanese-Canadian fashion designer Jason Wu was one of the big international names showing at the event. Courtesy Jason Wu A look from womenswear brand, Yirantian. Courtesy Jiacheng/Yirantian Yirantian was founded by Chinese designer Yirantian Guo in the UK in 2014. Courtesy Jiacheng/Yirantian Shie Lyu's presentation took place at Tank Shanghai, an art museum built from converted oil tanks. Courtesy Labelhood/Shie Lyu Shie Lyu's collection was partly made using upcycled industrial materials and remnants of previous projects. Courtesy Labelhood/Shie Lyu A look from emerging designer Yuhan Wang. Courtesy Yuhan Wang Designer Yuhan Wang, who markets her label as offering "romantic nostalgia," presented a collection rich in lace and florals. Courtesy Yuhan Wang Prev Next
