Faye Wong Moncler Moncler leads Hong Kong down fever

After Li Yapeng and Faye Wong are together, it can be said that they are deeply influenced by their behavior and their way of dressing. A few days ago two people took part in a drama debut, Li followed Wang wearing her favorite down jacket, Moncler this brand is not only Faye Wong like, but also Maggie Cheung, Tony Leung and many Hong Kong stars love.

The story of the three young people who created this magic brand is not much to say. The three heroes of the story, Rene Ramillom, Andre Vincent and Lionel Terray bought a factory in Monestier de Clermont. The name of the brand is also Shorthand from the place name. In the initial period, they were dedicated to professional areas. The trustworthiness of safety allowed them to be quickly acquainted with the world and become the equipment used by ski mountaineering teams of various countries to become a truly “feathered emperor”.

Moncler's entry into the field of fashion will begin in the eighth century. At that time, Europe was best known as a group of fashion followers known as Paninari. Their fashion was infinitely magnified by the media and became the standard of fashion at that time. The Moncler jacket is one of the most expensive and expensive clothes. Especially the orange and yellow, these two are very difficult to find in the shop at the time. The control of jacket supply became the most complicated issue at the time of import. Similar incidents also occurred in Asia, where Moncler down fever broke out among student families in Japan.

Over and over several rounds, after a climax and a trough, Moncler once again stood on the cusp of fashion. This time, Moncler has become more colorful and luxurious. The down jacket with Balenciaga and the Spy series handbag with Fendi show its perfect blend with high-end brands.

The cooperation with Junya Watanabe and Beams, these trendy brands, has allowed Moncler to find a broader world. Especially for the use of some bright colors, it is loved by more and more young people.