The annual CENTRESTAGE event, organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) and sponsored by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA), is set to return from September 4 to 7 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The event will kick off with the CENTRESTAGE ELITES fashion show on September 3 at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, featuring renowned Hong Kong designer Robert Wun. His collection, themed “Home,” will pay homage to his roots and celebrate his brand's 10th anniversary.
A Homecoming for Robert Wun
Robert Wun, the first Hong Kong designer to showcase at Paris Haute Couture Week, will debut his latest collection at CENTRESTAGE ELITES. This marks his return to Hong Kong, where he first dreamed of becoming a fashion designer. His collection will honor the strength and elegance of Hong Kong women, drawing inspiration from local culture, music, and cinema. This show will be the first-ever fashion event held at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, adding a unique cultural touch to the proceedings.
Global Fashion Meets in Hong Kong
CENTRESTAGE is recognized as a premier platform for global designer brands and collections, fostering international collaboration and innovation. The 2024 edition will feature fashion shows, seminars, networking activities, and showcases by emerging Hong Kong designers. HKTDC has invited industry professionals from around the world to participate, offering a dynamic lineup of events that enrich the experience for all attendees.
Insights from a Fashion Innovator
Robert Wun will also lead a masterclass on September 5, where he will share his experiences and insights gained throughout his illustrious career. His designs, worn by international celebrities like Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Florence Pugh, will be on display at CENTRESTAGE, offering inspiration to aspiring designers and fashion enthusiasts alike.
A Platform for New Talent
Beyond showcasing established designers, CENTRESTAGE 2024 will spotlight emerging talents from Hong Kong, with special events planned to support and promote their work. The event underscores Hong Kong's role as a global fashion hub, blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative design.