THE LEADING EDGE OF MODERN CHINESE CHIC
 
Shanghai Tang is the first luxury brand emerging from China. Its design mission is to revitalise Chinese innovation and to interweave it with the dynamism of the 21st Century.
 
From a colorful and nostalgic art deco concept store in Hong Kong, Shanghai Tang has evolved into a modern lifestyle vision of Chinese chic. With a network of 39 boutiques, including Shanghai, New York, Paris, London, Tokyo and Madrid, Shanghai Tang is now present around the world.
 
Its studio of international designers from east and west, create modern, wearable, sophisticated Chinese-inspired collections, comprising a full range of ready-to-wear, accessories and home decorations, using the most luxurious natural fabrics from Chinese silk to the best Mongolian cashmere.
Shanghai Tangˇ¦s unique Imperial Tailoring department offers a made-to-measure clothing service in the finest tradition of Shanghainese tailoring, with painstaking attention to detail, craftsmanship, luxurious fabrics and fit.
 
Shanghai Tang continued to bring the unique elements of Chinese culture to the global fashion scene through distinctive womenˇ¦s ready-to-wear collections. Among others, the recent Fu Dao or Luck collection featured the Chinese symbols of luck, prosperity, health and happiness through vivid colour prints of goldfishes, lotus flowers and ingots. With contemporary styling, the Dian Fu or Overturn collection reinterpreted iconic Chinese garments such as the Qi Pao and the Scholarˇ¦s Robe.
The ready-to-wear collections are complemented by the long-established made-to-measure clothing services and the developing accessories line. This line includes a range of inspirational products, such as scarves, leather goods and costume jewellery featuring traditional Chinese craftsmanship.
 
Continuing its worldwide expansion, Shanghai Tang opened new boutiques in Macau, Dubai, Madrid, Frankfurt and Las Vegas, and relocated its New York flagship boutique on Madison Avenue.
In mainland China, Shanghai Tangˇ¦s presence was further consolidated through the opening of new boutiques in downtown Beijing and Hangzhou as well as the airports of Guangzhou and Shanghai.
 
 
 
     
 
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