‘Health worker’ themed runway show at China Fashion Week
By AFP
19 September 2021 |
10:37 am
Models wearing outfits inspired by healthcare professionals walk down the runway as part of a show during the China Fashion Week in Beijing. The 'Heroes in Harm's Way' collection is designed by the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and Dishang Group.
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