Zimo S/S 2023 Presentation

 

Zimo S/S 2023

Dedicated To Those Who Immigrated Around The World In 1990’s

Zimo S/S 2023

Exaggerated ruffle hems and Mexican-style patchwork symbolizes a blend of different cultures while Latin-inspired elements embodying stories of Asian immigrants that moved to Mexico.
— Via Zimo
 

Zimo S/S 2023

Designer Zimo Yan introduced Dolores Street collection, named after the main street in Chinatown in Mexico, which is inspired by the theme of Asian families immigrating to foreign countries around the world in the 1990s. While settling in their new homes, they made it a point to preserve their culture and often upheld old traditions better than those who never left the Far East. The collection weaves fragments of Eastern influences on Western culture into its collection, thereby showing how these two cultures influenced one another.

“Dolores Street incorporated upcycled jersey cloth and discarded porcelain beads from Chinese elders. In addition, the collection features ample crochet patchwork, inspired by the table cloth typically used by Asian families in the 90s. Exaggerated ruffle hems and Mexican-style patchwork symbolizes a blend of different cultures while Latin-inspired elements embodying stories of Asian immigrants that moved to Mexico. In addition, the collection captures the complex environment in which Asian youth in Western countries grow up. Intertwining expectations from Eastern families and Western friends, influences from two cultures, and the inevitable question of true belonging forges a new identity of individuals finding their place in the world.”

— from ZIMO

 
Nora GharibNYFW, Fashion, Design