New Trend Of Fashion Industry Hits Dior And So On To Release New Products.

The most noticeable factor in any pre-collection show is the guests of the brand.

For them, this is an important social occasion and a good shopping opportunity.

This is what every fashion brand wants to achieve through fashion show.

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It has been announced that it will open the busiest 2016 spring series in May this year.

Although this is in the strict sense of fashion schedule, it should be called "early spring".

Within a week, from South Korea to California to today's Cannes, we can see that the style of clothing changes in the ever-changing fashion circle around the core of the designer's business.

In the past few years, people have started to interpret fashion with a new fashion fashion around the world, and the whole world seems to be a fashion show.

For example, Louis Weedon released the 2016 early spring series in the background of sunset on Wednesday at the summit of Coachella Valley in California.

It's an experience that money can't buy unless you have a lot of money.

This experience is also related to tradition.

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That's why when we are constantly asked whether this is sustainable or not, the answer is always positive. We also believe that other designers will follow this pre-collection mode.

I bet the next brand will be Gucci. According to Forbes, it is the second most valuable luxury brand in the world.

In June, it will open its first pre-collection fashion show in New York.

And multiparty information proves that this will be an unparalleled experience.

What makes these fashion brands change the traditional two times a year, and the four big cities tour? Is it a continuous innovation spirit of geography, economy or brand? To a certain extent, it may be because these brands have the ability and strength.

For pre-collections, there is no fixed official schedule.

New York has Showroom, and London will prepare for the June fashion show, so the brand will go to the western United States, hoping to write its own rules in this spectrum.

Another reasonable motive is investment and capital accumulation.

As we all know, in the absence of gorgeous fashion shows, pre-collections occupies most of the designer's performance by about 70%.

As all investment minded people can imagine, if these clothes can be reflected through a traditional fashion show, how much will the value of this value rise?