Yu Hanen, A Fashion Designer, Teaches You How To Dress With Fun.

Yu Hanen, born in Wuhan after 70 years, is now a teacher of Wuhan Textile University. She has a personal design brand "WhiteFog". She has designed a dress for many sports stars such as Xie Xingfang and Zhang Jiewen.

Yesterday, Yu Hanen told reporters, "I hope that through this exhibition, let the audience understand the process from" concept "to" ready-made clothes "and experience the wonderful" pformation "of clothing.

At the exhibition site, the reporter saw that 18 sets of women's clothing were arranged in a streamlined pattern and hung on metal poles on the wall. The audience could touch the garments with hands and understand the level and collocation of the clothes.

"A lot of people think that the clothes on the T stage are exaggerated and look good.

When it becomes a garment, it is a kind of pformation. For the theme of exhibition "pformation", Yu Hanen said, "pformation" makes the exaggerated concept fashion into a simple and comfortable garment.

In addition, conversion means that the fabric of the plane can be turned into a three-dimensional artwork, and the single collocation of clothes can be pformed into various collocations.

"In the past, people usually saw costumes on the T platform. As far as I know, this exhibition is the first time in Wuhan."

Yu Hanen said that this exhibition highlights the new structure of clothing, emphasizing the beauty of fabric wrinkles and gravity, as well as the elegance that clothing can bring to wearers.

"In life, many people only buy clothes with a matching desire. When that kind of collocation is weary, this dress is abandoned. This is a waste," Yu Hanen said. In fact, a dress may have a variety of collocation schemes, and a good match will make a piece of clothing produce different effects, suitable for various occasions.

"This exhibition can enlighten the audience: the way a dress can match is beyond imagination, and let them know what is fashion and how to match it is beautiful, so that they can dress more tastefully."