Collector's Edition Clothes NE•TIGER: Classic Silk Dress Classics

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On April 16th, 2010, the “Loufeng Peony” created by China’s top luxury brand NE·TIGER was permanently preserved by the Capital Museum. This is the first time that China’s own brand has won this honor. This silk silk collection brings together seven kinds of silk craftsmanship. Its weaving skills can be called the national treasures' peak system, and the permanent collection of the Capital Museum brings a bright future to the revival of silk.

Qi Feng double peony Chinese clothing renderings

At 10 o'clock in the morning, the silk gown of this rare treasure was carefully folded and placed in a box, handed over to Mr. Guo Xiaoling, director of the Capital Museum, by Mr. Zhang Zhifeng, founder of the NE•TIGER brand. In this simple and solemn ceremony, collection experts and media elites witnessed this historic moment: The capital museum has a masterpiece collection, and NE·TIGER is a dream of rejuvenating the Chinese luxury civilization.

Capital Museum Guo Xiaoling took over the reeds of the chairman of NE.TIGER

This time, NE·TIGER silk silk clothing collected by the Capital Museum is named "Hengfeng Double Peony". Its design inspiration comes from Chinese traditional elements: Phoenix, which was once the royal imperial concubine, and peony, which has been honored as a national flower since ancient times. It also uses Chinese red as the main color, golden thread interweaves, and peacock blue embellishment. It is elegant and unique. The whole set of costumes adopts seven landmark techniques in the history of silk reeling: the abdomen adopts the silk; the collar and cuffs are made of alum; the chest is made of aluminum silk; the waist is made of foil and the shoulders are cashmere. Cocoon silk; the back is made of carved silk and Zifeng silk. "One inch of silk is one inch of gold". There are few silk relics left over from history for thousands of years, and the quality is even more rare. This is the first piece of clothing weaving using the seven kinds of silk reeling processes that are on the verge of extinction. At the same time, these seven kinds of silk garments are not stitched together with needlework, but use the technique “缂成”, which has been lost for hundreds of years, to achieve “seamless clothing”, which makes it full of history, Art and collection value can be called a modern miracle.