Yin Yi Qing Was Invited To Design Costume For Florence Ballet.

Yin Yiqing, a Chinese designer in Paris, was invited to design the costumes for the ballet drama "Tristan & Isolde" (Tristan and Yiqing), which is about to be staged in Florence. (Yin)

Yin said in an interview, "I like to combine life and soul with creation through body language. Dance is the way to show the imagined kingdom in real life.

This is also the inspiration for me to complete this fashion design. "

She added, "the design of these costumes comes from the sadness of the dance drama.

They are all very light, showing extreme sensuality on the one hand, and on the other hand represent despair and fragmentation.

The famous The Paris Opera House dancers, Doroth e e Gilbert and Mathieu Ganio, who starred in this ballet.

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Last year, Givenchy Riccardo, creative director Riccardo Tisci, designed the costumes for Marina Abramovic. The latter exhibited excellent performances in the "Bolero" of the dance music representative "Maurice Ravel".

The author of the opera "Tristan & Isolde" is Wagner, a German classical music master in the 19 century. The ballet script week adapted from this is staged at the City Opera House in Florence, capital of Tuscany, Italy, and will last until January 4th.

The play is directed by Giorgio Mancini, an electronic music pioneer in Italy. The famous The Paris Opera House dancer, Doroth e e Gilbert and Mathieu Ganio, play the leading role.

Yin Yi Qing was born in Beijing and grew up in Paris. She studied in three London design schools, Paris Arts Decoratifs and Chambre Syndicale

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In 2011, "Andam Fashion Awards" was awarded the "First Collections Prize". At the beginning of this year, it was appointed the creative director of the French clothing brand Leonard.

She is a guest member of the Paris senior custom Association. She will appear in Paris's advanced fashion week seventh in late January this year.

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