Fashion Weeks Asia
Fashion Weeks are trade events open to registered buyers, press and members of the fashion industry only
Directory
| Fashion Week | Country |
|---|---|
| ASIAN Fashion Week | Asia |
| Mercedes-Benz STYLO Asia Fashion Week | Asia |
| Dhaka Fashion Week | Bangladesh |
| Cambodia Fashion Week | Cambodia |
| China Fashion Week | China |
| Hong Kong Fashion Week | China |
| Mercedes-Benz China Fashion Week | China |
| Shanghai Fashion Week | China |
| Bangalore Fashion Week | India |
| Chennai International Fashion Week | India |
| Lakmé Fashion Week | India |
| Rajasthan Fashion Week | India |
| Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week | India |
| Bali Fashion Week | Indonesia |
| Indonesia Fashion Week | Indonesia |
| Jakarta Fashion Week | Indonesia |
| Royal Bali Fashion Week | Indonesia |
| Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tokyo | Japan |
| Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week | Malaysia |
| Fashion Pakistan Week | Pakistan |
| Islamabad Fashion Week | Pakistan |
| Karachi Fashion Week | Pakistan |
| PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week | Pakistan |
| Philippine Fashion Week | Philippines |
| FIDé Fashion Weeks | Singapore |
| Seoul Fashion Week | South Korea |
| Colombo Fashion Week | Sri Lanka |
| Vietnam International Fashion Week | Vietnam |
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Asian Couture Federation (ACF)
The Asian Couture Federation (ACF) aims to inspire, support and promote the most exceptional couture talent both within Asia and across the world.
The members of the Asian Couture Federation represent the best of Asia’s as well as international, fashion talent. Designer Members are admitted after a nomination by a membership subcommittee and are subject to criteria established by the Governors Committee. There are two tiers of membership; one for Senior Members who are given the title of “Asian Couturier Extraordinaire,” and one for “Invited Members” to acknowledge designers who exhibit exceptional potential.
> asiancouturefederation.com
History Fashion Weeks Asia
Several cities in Asia have played a significant role in shaping the fashion landscape, hosting their own Fashion Weeks to showcase the diverse and dynamic fashion scenes across the continent. Here’s a brief overview of the history of Fashion Weeks in key Asian cities:
Tokyo Fashion Week (est. 2005) – Tokyo has long been a fashion-forward city, and Tokyo Fashion Week officially began in 2005. The event showcases a mix of avant-garde and contemporary designs, featuring both established and emerging Japanese designers. Tokyo’s fashion scene is known for its innovation, creativity, and a unique blend of traditional and modern influences.
Shanghai Fashion Week (est. 2001) – Shanghai Fashion Week is one of the major fashion events in China, providing a platform for both Chinese and international designers. Since its establishment in 2001, Shanghai Fashion Week has grown to become a hub for fashion, design, and business, attracting attention from the global fashion community.
Seoul Fashion Week (est. 2000) – Seoul Fashion Week has gained international recognition for its focus on cutting-edge designs and the promotion of Korean fashion talent. The event started in 2000 and has become a platform for emerging designers and established brands to showcase their collections. Seoul is known for its street fashion and the influence of K-pop and Korean pop culture on the fashion industry.
India Fashion Week (est. 2000) – India Fashion Week, organized by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), has been a significant event in the Indian fashion calendar since its inception in 2000. It features a diverse range of designers, highlighting the rich cultural and textile heritage of India. The event attracts attention not only from within the country but also from the international fashion community.
Hong Kong Fashion Week (est. 1968) – Hong Kong has a long history of being a fashion and trade hub, and Hong Kong Fashion Week has been a key event since 1968. It showcases a wide range of fashion, including apparel, accessories, and textiles. The event facilitates business connections and provides a platform for designers and industry professionals.
The influence of Asian fashion weeks continues to grow, reflecting the region’s cultural richness, innovation, and contribution to global fashion trends.