Strawberry Festival - Shanghai
We take a look at some of the hot looks from the Strawberry Festival held in Shanghai in May.
Modern Sky's Strawberry Music Festival is one of the biggest and best in the game, bringing China's best indie, punk, metal, and electro talents to the big stage with a smattering of visitors from Europe, the US, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
The Korean-led elevated urban trend, softens this tough streetwise look with feminine details and abbreviated hemlines. Sporty basics are paired with skater skirts, dresses and crop tops in simple monochrome hues. Bold stripes, OTT text and subtle motifs bring surfaces to life.
Nondescript looks have a simple, minimalistic and comfortable appeal. Wide-legged, sliced or high-waist trousers, plain basics and minimally styled denim jackets are key for this look with a strong 1990's influence.
Coachella is a huge influence for the juniors at Strawberry Festival. Girls opt for boho ensembles that strike a balance between casual and retro. Delicate crochet, tassels, swirling 1970's prints and lightweight kimono/kaftans are key.
Dramatic high slits emerge as a directional design detail on girls’ bottoms. Plain black pants and midi-skirts are spliced open to expose legs.
Tassels and fringing came on the masses at this year's Strawberry Festival. Hems of tees, tanks and breezy toppers are decorated with fringe and string trims of varying lengths, from barely there to dramatically long.
Kimono-sleeved jackets become a statement festival staple, featuring artistic designs, Japanese patterns or Chinese text prints. Worn unfastened and matched with shorts for a casual take, or belted and paired with long pants for a dressier look.
Wide-leg cropped pants seen in both natural and bright colours or graphic stripes. Hemlines graze calves and ankles, cut from form-holding fabrics for a sculpted finish.
Cred - WGSN
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