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陈家祺【Jia Qi Chen】

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陈家祺【Jia Qi Chen】

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02/01/2021

Let’s hope for better years ahead 🧧⛩♥️

20/10/2020

Balanced Dualism is inspired by the balance between the Yin and the Yang, masculinity, and femininity. This collection integrates the natural philosophy of Taoism, the beauty of life, and spiritual wisdom, into modern design. Fusing traditional craftsmanship with a western silhouette to create works of art that reflects the modern Chinese ethnicity. I want to be part of this movement to bring cultural confidence into the Chinese ethnic group and to illustrate the beauty of my culture to the world. I make it my social responsibility to bridge the East and the West, one design at a time.

This collection was also inspired by our current lifestyle caused by COVID-19. School, work, life, are all being taken in place at home. Has created this emphasis on looking professional waist-up, but also being relaxed and comfortable. That inspired me to create this stay-at-home collection that is timeless, trans-seasonal, and versatile in styling. Even when we get out of this pandemic, these pieces are able to be styled in different ways. I have placed importance on comfort and simplicity using lightweight fabrics, with sheens such as these silks and wool. Opulent luxury and soft masculinity. I have a layout from most casual to most formal, from the lightest color, slowly transitioning to darker colors.

Before someone asks why the female pieces are also designed in a male closure, let me give a little cultural history lesson. According to the Yellow Emperor’s Internal Classics which is a set of medical book, but as the Yellow Emperor was a Taoist cultivator, a lot of the stuff are referred to the balance between Yin and Yang. In the book, there is a principle that states “ Yang rises from the left and Yin falls from the right”. Therefore, the left represents yang and the right represents yin. Historically, people have the left side (the yang, the light), covering the right side (yin, the darkness). If it’s the opposite way, it’s regarded as a “mourning dress” only worn by the dead during burial. But this “y” shaped wrapped collar also reflects the shape of a robe to further back up this relax-at-home theme.

#中国风

01/10/2020

中秋快乐🥮Happy Mid-Autumn Festival #中秋节

26/09/2020

Start bidding on eBay or purchase it now~

26/08/2020

愿得一心人，白首不相离
Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day #七夕 #中国风 #国潮 @ Drexel Westphal College of Media Arts & Design

31/07/2020

日月经天，江河行地
不公: 亘古不变, 不平: 历久不衰
想改变天下，先改变自己

The sun and moon pass through the sky every day, and rivers flow through the earth forever. Unchanging inequality and enduring injustice as if it is natural. To better the world, there must be change: starting from the individual.

#中国风

PC: @ Drexel Westphal College of Media Arts & Design

17/03/2020

The cultures in China and the United States are very different; two different types of people with two different ways of thinking. It is important for both countries to understand and embrace the cultural point of view of the other side. A collaborative effort is needed and lack of sympathy or understanding will only magnify the problem, not solve it.

I moved to the United States from China when I was four years old. I found myself thrown into a new culture that required me to quickly adjust to new traditions and norms. I did not speak English. I had to quickly learn new customs. I struggled to fit in. Yet desperate to fit in, I suppressed my own cultural identity, my “Asian” side, in order to be liked by others. I sacrificed pieces of my identity so I could be more like “them.” I forced myself to assimilate into a culture that I did not entirely agree with. My actions were not an accurate reflection of who I was. This caused me a lot of turmoil and confusion growing up.
As I grew older, I began to learn and understand more about my heritage and I came to love my identity. When your world broadens, your perspective widens. Why should I hide my culture when that is who I am? I learned to appreciate and embrace the beauty of diversity and individual differences.
It is never easy to adjust to a new culture, and many around the world share and relate to my struggles. My life experience made me realize that it’s crucial for people to understand that we can celebrate each other’s differences and integrate, not assimilate, without compromising one’s own identity and heritage.
This collection is a direct reflection of this concept and is a reflection of who I am: a bridge between two cultures, a representation and demonstration that you can embrace all aspects of your identity without having to sacrifice any part of it. This collection conveys a cross-cultural chic, bringing in the sophistication and elegance of both cultures into one. Bringing in traditional embroidery and details into a modern silhouette with a touch of edge, creating versatile clothing that can be mixed and matched for different occasions. @ Drexel Westphal College of Media Arts & Design

25/12/2019

12/25/1997➡️12/25/2019

09/12/2019

Bamboo, one of the highly prized “four gentleman” along with plum, orchid, and chrysanthemum, is a symbol of oriental beauty. It represents the character of moral integrity, modesty and loyalty. It also stands as an example of elegance. @ Drexel Westphal College of Media Arts & Design