Independent Designer Chen Jialun: You Are What You Wear

Studying in the United States and returning to Chengdu, Chen Jialun, 24, is a fashion designer who is on her way to start business. She and her partner set up a clothing brand called New Classic, TNC, which has women's wear, men's wear and accessories.

Unlike other young designers, Chen Jialun has never flaunted her brand as an independent designer brand. She feels that it is more important to make a personalized business brand.

"There is a young force to design together, and then we can express what we want to express, and make our customers look more confident after putting on our design."

About fashion, the 24 year old girl understands this, You are what you wear, you are the dress you wear.

"I don't think fashion means to pursue some trends, but it's an attitude and a way of life.

It may be part of my life, not only for dressing, but also for many other aspects.

Many people think dressing up is chasing beauty. Actually, I don't feel like this. There's attitude. "

Chen Jialun's studio now has eight to nine employees, all of whom are born after 90.

She said the advantages of these little girls are that they dare to think and can bring some very new things.

Although you may be one or two years older, your perspective may be totally different.

Speaking of the social evaluation of the post-90s, Chen Jialun, who led a whole post-90 group, naturally had the right to speak.

"I think the media demonized the post-90s," she said.

Actually, I feel that age is really not a standard for judging people.

The only thing is that young, young means that I have many things to do and I am not afraid of failure because I feel I have time to start over.

So many things I will do regardless of the consequences.

Many people say that after 90 years, they have not lived a bitter life, so they are a particularly indulgent generation.

Chen Jialun had different understandings. She felt that she had not suffered from hardship, so she felt that she could afford to lose.

"In my opinion, life is a journey. I am not paying special attention to the outcome. What's more, the so-called success is really not about how big the account is. The money is just a kind of value that you come to see, and it is a reward, an appendage."