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Benny wear Sophie Hong
]]>One of the key events each year at Taipei IN Style is the fashion show from top international designers. This year, the show will be held at 7:30 pm on August 28 at Hall I of Taipei World Trade Center. Leading designers from world fashion will be presenting their latest works, including Walter Ma from Hong Kong, Desmond Yang from Singapore, Aguri Sagimori from Japan, Claire Fang from China, Leslie Wang from U.S., Sophie Hong and Gioia Pan from Taiwan. This year, a special feature of “Love Life” charity event is added to the evening to raise public awareness on the value of life. It’s an event many local and international buyers, designers, distributors and guests should not miss out.
Sophie Hong (Taiwan) Renews Tradition and Injects New Energy into Fashion
Renown critic from France Henri Roussel described Sophiie Hong as a designer that “fuses East, West, classics, modern, and practicality together. She incorporated curves heavily to create fluidity and lightness in her designs. At the same time, she has kept the end of the red thread in traditional Chinese sewing to bring a sense of joy while wearing her designs. She created the moire patterns on the fabrics that are clear as sand dunes and wide as the landscape…”Sophie Hong developed her exclusive “Hong Silk” that interprets ancient Chinese silk knits, renewing traditions to inject new energy into fashion. Hong graduated from Shih Chien College with a degree in fashion design. After that, she went abroad to study in Dunka Fashion College in Japan, FIT in New York, and then on to Paris. She also interned at the ateliers of Christian Dior and Chanel. Devoted to fashion designing for the past 30 years, Sophie Hong is active in the fashion arenas of Paris, New York and Tokyo.
uniform of National Palace Museum
Sophie and Museum staff
2009/08/18 china post interview
For the individual or for a group the need remains to “express a message” on how you wish other people to know you, to feel about you, to get attracted to meet with you — and dialogue with you. What you wear is a silent but clear message — which can be as forceful as music or a song.
I am quite happy, and proud, to have been selected as the designer and supplier of one uniform for Taipei Palace Museum restaurant and tea-house staff. This uniform will convey a friendly image to the millions of vistors accomodated every year in the museum.
“Sophie Hong” is still a signature more than a brand-name.
Many thanks to China post Editor Dimitri Bruyas, manager of gift shop Li Wen Jing, General manager He Chen Huan, staffs of Museum, and everyone who gives us a hand.
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10/5~10/13 Taiwan Eco-Fa shion Fair
A Eco-Fashion Exhibition at Sweden「So Stockholm」！
The theme will be Taiwan Eco-Fashion Fair ！
So Stockholm http://www.sostockholm.com/
There’re also a press before exhibition opening at 2,Oct 16:00~17:00 ！
Welcome to our Exhibition！
Yu-Chien & Sophie Hong
Yu-Chien at Sophie Hong Flag shop
在炎炎夏日的七月末，工作室正結束故宮夏季形象制服的交貨，接踵而至的冬季套量等等後續業務並沒有讓我們有機會停下腳步，洪老師接到許博允先生的來電，提 到有位十四歲的小提琴家正在尋找適合在國家音樂廳表演的衣服，但卻不願落入燕尾服的窠臼中，因此許博允先生便介紹他來我們的工作室。
十四歲？乍聽之下還以為自己耳誤。
晚上七點左右，長日終於甘心離開，也沒較白天那般溼熱，客人如期的到來，帶著些許的不確定感，但我深知那份躊躇將會在他離開時煙消雲散。
曾宇謙，年齡上的確還是個十四歲的孩子，但卻讓人無法單單以年齡來定奪他的可能性與才華，也許正因為他還不是成年的大人，才有更多成年人永遠也無法擁有的東西。
曾媽媽提到，因為台灣的升學壓力種種環境因素而決定讓宇謙前往音樂殿堂寇蒂斯音樂學院在Ida Kavafian大師之下接受薰陶。
調整著琴弦與音準的宇謙，頓時散發了全然不同的氛圍，這時不禁想埋怨起自己的詞窮，或許那是一種稱為「舞台魅力」的美好。
卡門的片段就這麼迴轉於工作室的各個角落，彷彿一股珍貴夏日清泉流瀉於衣隙間，沾染了渾身的透涼清爽，一洗連日的疲憊，熱愛藝術的細胞在洪老師眼中閃耀，二話不說贊助了我們自家的衣服給宇謙。
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Sophie Hong renews tradition & injects new energy into fashion
Under the duress of global economic downturn, the global economy has suffered. Taiwan was not exempted from the recession. The overall economic activities have slowed down consequently. In facing such difficult time, the textile industry urgently needs to develop brand advantages to nurture a long-term growth. In order to promote the policy of “Branding Taiwan” to help Taiwan’s industries to develop their own brands, the government has worked with Taiwan Textile Federation(TTF) and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) to organize “Taipei IN Style 2009” in August 28-30 at Hall I of Taipei World Trade Center to align Taiwan’s brands, introduce new global ideas, and to energize the textile industry.
One of the key events each year at Taipei IN Style is the fashion show from top international designers. This year, the show will be held at 7:30 pm on August 28 at Hall I of Taipei World Trade Center. Leading designers from world fashion will be presenting their latest works, including Walter Ma from Hong Kong, Desmond Yang from Singapore, Aguri Sagimori from Japan, Claire Fang from China, Leslie Wang from U.S., Sophie Hong and Gioia Pan from Taiwan. This year, a special feature of “Love Life” charity event is added to the evening to raise public awareness on the value of life. It’s an event many local and international buyers, designers, distributors and guests should not miss out.
Sophie Hong (Taiwan) Renews Tradition and Injects New Energy into Fashion
Renown critic from France Henri Roussel described Sophiie Hong as a designer that “fuses East, West, classics, modern, and practicality together. She incorporated curves heavily to create fluidity and lightness in her designs. At the same time, she has kept the end of the red thread in traditional Chinese sewing to bring a sense of joy while wearing her designs. She created the moire patterns on the fabrics that are clear as sand dunes and wide as the landscape…”Sophie Hong developed her exclusive “Hong Silk” that interprets ancient Chinese silk knits, renewing traditions to inject new energy into fashion. Hong graduated from Shih Chien College with a degree in fashion design. After that, she went abroad to study in Dunka Fashion College in Japan, FIT in New York, and then on to Paris. She also interned at the ateliers of Christian Dior and Chanel. Devoted to fashion designing for the past 30 years, Sophie Hong is active in the fashion arenas of Paris, New York and Tokyo.
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