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CHEN SIFAN FW 2024 during Shanghai Fashion Week

Chén Sifān, Shanghai Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2024 Collection

“Chaos in Order” explores the beauty of disorder 

CHEN SIFAN FW 2024 during Shanghai Fashion Week

Chén Sifān’s Autumn/Winter 2024 Collection Embodies the Essence of “Disorder,” Intending to Convey a Timidly Explosive Burst Hidden Beneath Rationality and Restraint.

Misplaced pockets resembling brooches delicately adorn shoulders, while intermittent bursts of red disrupt the serene facade of formality, as meticulously crafted garments are juxtaposed with withering red patent leather belts. This season, the brand incorporates elements of uniforms and formalwear, symbolizing a certain order and regulation.

Above and beyond the craftsmanship, Chén Sifān approaches these garments with an almost meticulous attitude, resulting in a visual presentation that exudes an air of calm and restraint.

“Red” Serves as the Unifying Color Throughout the Show, with Chén Sifān Describing it as “Sensually Seductive.” It Resembles an Emotion, akin to a Force Waiting to be Unleashed, gradually escalating like an increase in entropy, slowly spiraling out of control before ultimately being released.

In Sifan’s societal context, the definition of “masculinity” remains confined within binary oppositions. However, Chén Sifān’s collection this season serves as an ode to genuine humanity, celebrating the warm and fluid qualities of human nature, as well as the contradictions within “masculinity.” The collection presents an aesthetic that blends opposites such as “rationality” and “emotionality,” “delicacy” and “roughness,” “fragility” and “strength,” showcasing the coexistence of chaos and tranquility.

Runway Looks

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Photo: Press CHEN SIFAN

By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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