Taiwan fashion 結果共12筆

Explore how DPP Legislator Rosalia Wu challenges Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan dress code, advocating for practicality over formality and sparking a broader debate on attire norms in politics.

Discover how Tainan City Councilor Chen Yi-chen is pushing for the Tainan Art Museum to gain national recognition and secure central government funding for sustainable growth.

Discover the innovative designs of the Chinese Taipei team’s uniforms for the Paris Olympics, unveiled at Taipei Fashion Week. The uniforms blend sustainability, craftsmanship, and national pride.

Taiwan’s total credit card spending for 2023 is projected to exceed NT＄4 trillion, with consumers under 30 having an average annual credit card transaction amount of NT＄1.11 million, according to the National Credit Card Center (NCCC). Individuals aged 40 to 60, who make up over 57% of top-level consumers, are crucial customers for card-issuing institutions. These elite spenders have an average half-year spending of NT＄810,000, with women mainly using their credit cards for fashion and luxury items, while men prefer motor vehicle products. Consumers under 40 have a high consumption frequency, averaging over 180 transactions per card in the first half of 2023. Taipei and New Taipei have the highest number of cardholders, accounting for 46% of the total, with Hsinchu County and Hsinchu City having the largest share among the 16 counties and cities at over 6%. VISA cards are the most commonly used credit card brand among elite spenders, comprising 51% of the total, while American Express cards make up only 3% but have the highest average consumption of over NT＄1.3 million per card in six months.

Discover how Taiwan’s textile industry is embracing sustainability, tackling challenges in recycling clothes and combating greenwashing while innovating with PET bottle recycling and textile sustainability.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an makes a fashionable statement at Taipei Fashion Week, sparking excitement among attendees and online followers with his monochrome suit. Interestingly, Chiang revealed that his son played a key role in choosing his eye-catching outfits, highlighting the significance of family involvement in personal style.

Student designers from the Fashion Design Department at Shih Chien University paired up with visually-impaired (VI) athletes to design customized and accessible handheld tethers for three months, showcasing a plethora of stunning designs at an exhibition on May 30.

Students from the Fashion Design Department at Shih Chien University garnered commendation from their instructors for their exceptional display in the 2023 runway shows held on April 28-29 (Fri.-Sat.), displaying many remarkable designs. 

Shih Chien University’s Avant-Garde Fashion Show on Saturday (April 29) showcased a stunning array of innovative designs that left the audience in awe.

Shih Chien University’s graduation fashion show was a huge success, as student designers wowed judges and professors alike with their stunning and innovative creations. 

Tung Cheng, a Taiwanese student designer, showcased his collection of jackets, dresses, and formal costumes at the Shih Chien fashion show on Friday (April 28).  

As fast fashion dominates the industry, the combination of quick production and low prices prompts people to buy more clothes. However, the convenience of purchasing also increases the likelihood of clothes being discarded.