CFDA And Cadillac Work Hard To "Irrigate" Retail Lab Project.

If the fashion industry crossover becomes a little more strange thing, then the cross-border should be a little too far away.

Recently, the American Fashion Designers Association and Cadillac jointly launched a project to support the development of new designer retailing.

Not to mention whether this project will help new designers in the development of the fashion industry, but it is quite certain that CFDA is far more tolerant than the other three fashion associations in the digital age and is more willing to try new things.

This is for new designers.

The project can continue to grow to support new designers, named Retail Lab.

The Federation of American fashion designers (CFDA)

Retail projects.

It is expected to be launched in July this year.

The project will last for three years, and every designer will receive 3 months of retail stores, as well as 75000 dollars worth of grants and industry guidance.

It is reported that designers are selected for men's wear.

Or accessories designers, allowing non CFDA members, but in the United States to establish business for more than three years or have their own nationality of Americans to join.

The first new designer brand for the project is Timo Weiland, and the joint designer group Alaneckstein and Timo Weiland will be deployed to Cadillac headquarters in a retail store in July.

The 2016 - 2017 project will have six designers as the final number of official projects. Designers will need to screen through the application process. The application process will continue from 6 to 6 next month.