Mukzin

From 2018 to 2020, MUKZIN successively attended the four major international fashion weeks in Paris, London, Milan and New York, and was invited to participate in the design exhibition held at the MAXXI .

Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome. The design works of MUKZIN have been published in《VOGUE》,《BAZAAR》,《ELLE》,《L’OFFICIEL》and other global fashion medias for many times. And MUKZIN was appraised as "Oriental Symbol" by 《ELLE Italy》

In 2021, MUKZIN team went in Qinghai, and integrated intangible cultural heritage handcraft "Guinan Embroidery" of snowy plateau into fashion.Inspired by traditional hair ornaments “Jialong” of Qinghai girls, which has the cultural intention of inheritance spirit , MUKZIN intangible cultural heritage collection was compatible with contemporary design aesthetics while retaining the traditional craftsmanship, and had a timeless charm of inheritance .

In 2016, MUKZIN team went in Hami to set up a workshop, integrating Hami Embroidery originated during the reign of Emperor Kangxi into the design, and putting the collection on the brand’s fashion show.While helping local embroiderers to get a better income, MUKZIN made this little-known ancient craft known to the world again.

In A/W 2017, MUKZIN intended to explore the real attitude of traditional culture towards the attributes of "Yin and Yang". Inspired by renowned “roles of dan” created by the Peking opera master Mei Lanfang, specifically his roles in Farewell to My Concubine, MuGuiying Takes Command, Dragon and Phoenix, the Drunken Concubine and the Five-flower Cave, MUKZIN restructured traditional Peking opera costumes and absorbed elements from the “Mao’er Opera” to present unique female images in the collection with special contours, structures and elements.