the magazine that mu yichen picked up was called WIND. it was one of the four major magazines that was known to everyone in the fashion industry.
even though it was not as influential as TREND, the circulation was still impressive. as long as one was in the industry, they would read this journal.
on the other hand, luo chenxi would watch every issue on a regular basis.
it was a perfect time to kill time with such a magazine while waiting for the plane to arrive at the airport. luo chenxi was so touched that she was about to cry when she found out that a straight man like mu yichen could be so understanding.
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the new style of design from the east: an interview with miss tang daier.
tang daimong had actually appeared in a personal interview with WIND magazine!
this was truly too surprising.
of course, it was not impossible to fight for such publicity resources for tang daijie with the li family’s power. however, based on luo chenxi’s understanding of li haoze when she was in the royal academy of fine arts, this man was actually quite principled.
perhaps, there were flaws in his character, but his love for art was not inferior to luo chenxi’s.
he would actually use his power to pave the way for his fiancée?
besides, li haoze and tang daier did not seem to have such a good relationship.
luo chenxi was dumbfounded. she was in a daze for a while before she flipped open the magazine and found the page number of the exclusive interview. she then began to read it.
the article that WIND had given tang daiyuan was much more detailed than the one that TREND had given luo chenxi.
TREND’s exclusive interview was four pages long, but WIND had given tang daiyuan eight pages.
in addition to a large number of clear and beautiful pictures to show tang daiyuan’s design, even the written draft was thousands of words long.
luo chenxi had yet to read the content, but she was already very surprised by this point alone.
because, whether it was tang daiyuan or her, strictly speaking, they were both newcomers in the circle. what was worth mentioning about their past experiences was the short three-year career after they went to school and graduated.
correspondingly, the focus of the interview could only be placed on the design ideas and use pictures to present the design as much as possible. otherwise, if it wanted to fill the page, it could only rely on flattery.
what kind of extraordinary experience did tang daiyuan have to make WIND’s reporter write such a long article?
luo chenxi began to read it carefully with great curiosity.
in the beginning, the questions raised by the reporters were not much different from the interview luo chenxi had conducted. they were also asking about tang daiyuan’s personal experience, her studies, her previous work, and some questions about the source of inspiration for her designs. everything seemed very normal.
as for tang daiyuan’s answer, it could be said that it was more appropriate.
the only difference between her and luo chenxi was that WIND’s editor had given tang daifang a very high evaluation and had even directly claimed that she was the best among the younger generation of designers in china. on the other hand, trend’s evaluation of luo chenxi was more subtle. they had directly said that she was an extremely talented designer.
however, luo chenxi was not bothered by the difference in their evaluations at all. she was not moved at all when she saw that.
after all, who was the best designer in china was not something that the media could brag about, but something that could only be proven through real work.
