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So this past December, Shenzhen's design society teamed up with the China National Silk

Museum, which I just want to say is the largest silk museum in the world.

And they also teamed up with London's V&A, the Victorian Albert Museum,

to bring the V&A's 2018 exhibition, Fashioned from Nature to China.

And they added an incredible new section,

entitled Fashioned from Nature in China, then and now,

which really celebrates the incredible innovations of Chinese fashion and textiles,

historically and today.

And Fashioned from Nature is the first dress and textile exhibition at the design

society, whose deputy director, Jo Rong, recently commented,

Designed Society has endeavored to drive cross-cultural dialogues and critical thinking

around design. The V&A and China National Silk Museum hold the most important collections

of fashion worldwide.

To present this exhibition in the pandemic,

we hope to see these treasured objects in a new light,

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