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< p > Deng Dazhi: the new generation of designers I admire now is "Rick Ovens". He is an American.

Dries Van Noden is Belgium and Helmlit Lang is Austria.

The past < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/pioneer/" > designer < /a > my favorite is Japan's "Chuan Jiu Bao Ling", she is a very important designer in 80s and 90s.

And Romeo Gigli in Italy.

The biggest designer who influenced me was "Mariano Fortuny". He was from Spain.

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In fact, he was also made according to the style of ancient Rome, ancient Greece and Egypt.

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Some modern international designers, such as John Galliano, are good designers. They are the same generation as I am. LV and Armani all have very big designer, but they are not moving me. P

What moved me most was Mariano Fortuny.

He was Spaniard and spent most of his life in Venice. Basically, I went to see his Museum once a year. Basically, I saw his < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/pioneer/" > /a >, the Museum of New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK, and the Museum of clothing in Kyoto, Japan, where many of his costumes were stored, usually in the range of 50 to 1 million dollars.

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< p > his clothes are entirely a href= "//m.pmae.cn/pioneer/" > artwork < /a >, but works of art can be turned into ordinary clothes, which is very difficult to achieve.

The most difficult part of the designer is how to make the ideal artwork have a point of intersection with daily life. It is very difficult to realize this, so I have to give up looking for such a crossing point at many times, only let them balance, and the two lines go together.

But Mariano Fortuny is not, he can let dreams and reality go together.

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