Milan’s catwalks got a tech-powered makeover this week as the 2025 Shenzhen (Longhua)-Milan Dual-City Fashion Week launched with a glittering showcase blending robots, drone swarms, and Renaissance masterpieces. Celebrating 55 years of China-Italy ties, the event transformed Milan Design Week into a melting pot of East-meets-West creativity.
Showstopper opener: A robot named 'Kuafu' by Leju Robotics stole the spotlight, strutting in fashion-forward designs from Chinese brand HUI. Its synchronized dance with traditional embroiderers sparked cheers, proving tech and tradition can *slay* together.
Global visions: Lombardy’s Tourism Councillor Barbara Mazzali called the event a 'vital bridge for international integration,' while Shenzhen’s Huang Limin highlighted the city’s shift from 'Made in China' to 'Global Fashion.' The real game-changer? A new Fashion Trade Cooperation Office to turbocharge Chinese brands’ global reach.
Exhibition highlights: Attendees gaped at photon-powered transparent TVs next to Ming Dynasty-inspired porcelain, while LOHA’s AI glasses and Damo’s drone light show served pure futurism. Think Da Vinci meets Silicon Valley – with a side of TikTok-worthy visuals.
What’s next: Until April 14, expect deep-dive talks on 'Fashion & Tradition' and wearable tech workshops. One thing’s clear: this collab is rewiring fashion’s DNA – no passport required.
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Showstopper opener: A robot named 'Kuafu' by Leju Robotics stole the spotlight, strutting in fashion-forward designs from Chinese brand HUI. Its synchronized dance with traditional embroiderers sparked cheers, proving tech and tradition can *slay* together.
Global visions: Lombardy’s Tourism Councillor Barbara Mazzali called the event a 'vital bridge for international integration,' while Shenzhen’s Huang Limin highlighted the city’s shift from 'Made in China' to 'Global Fashion.' The real game-changer? A new Fashion Trade Cooperation Office to turbocharge Chinese brands’ global reach.
Exhibition highlights: Attendees gaped at photon-powered transparent TVs next to Ming Dynasty-inspired porcelain, while LOHA’s AI glasses and Damo’s drone light show served pure futurism. Think Da Vinci meets Silicon Valley – with a side of TikTok-worthy visuals.
What’s next: Until April 14, expect deep-dive talks on 'Fashion & Tradition' and wearable tech workshops. One thing’s clear: this collab is rewiring fashion’s DNA – no passport required.
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