QIFEI

The Show
Show Highlights
Spicy Prince
The show's most unexpected accessories were oversized bags and clutches shaped like giant packs of Spicy Prince, a Chinese spicy snack.
Sculptural Forms
Textured tops with exaggerated high collars in vivid orange created striking architectural silhouettes.
Red & Black
Fiery red-and-black prints, crown motifs and layered constructions intensified the collection's dramatic aesthetic.
White Deconstruction
White looks countered the bold palette with the soft architecture of lace, corset tops, wide-leg trousers and deconstructed ruffles.
Metal & Pearls
Black jackets with sharp shoulders were styled with layered chest pieces made from silver chains, pearls and metal elements.
Street Culture
The collection brings together Asian streetwear, cultural visual codes and avant-garde runway construction.
Runway Gallery












Pop Culture
One of the show's most striking visual gestures was its accessories, shaped like oversized packs of Spicy Prince, a Chinese spicy snack.
Models carried them alongside oversized black leather bags, creating a deliberate contrast between the language of high fashion and everyday consumer culture.
Architecture of the Body
The collection's geometry is built around defined shoulders, high collars, corsetry and voluminous silhouettes.
Flowing white looks created a visual pause between vivid red and black compositions, underscoring the contrast that became one of the show's defining characteristics.

Front Row & Backstage
QIFEI's aesthetic extended beyond the runway. Guests wore striking colour blocks, from fitted white jackets to voluminous red trousers.
Backstage, stylists continued the collection's architectural line: sleek hair and tight, long braids emphasized the graphic quality of the silhouettes.
“Asian streetwear meets avant-garde runway architecture.”
D.WONDER · Milan Fashion Week SS27Beyond
Convention.
QIFEI's show demonstrated how Asian streetwear and cultural visual references can transform into avant-garde runway silhouettes, bringing pop culture, architectural tailoring and experimental fashion together.

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