Roy Wang (王源), the charismatic star of the group TFBOYS and a global fashion icon, recently embodied the bold elegance of Julien Fournié Haute Couture.
For a series of striking photos and the official poster for his highly anticipated concerts on August 29 and 30 in Beijing, the Chinese artist wore spectacular creations combining innovation, sophistication, and couture spirit.
Through this collaboration, fashion and music unite in a powerful artistic statement.
The White Rabbit Outfit for Roy Wang
Roy Wang donned the White Rabbit ensemble from the First Circus Haute Couture Collection.
Step into the whimsical world of FIRST CIRCUS, led by the elusive White Rabbit…
Starring Roy Wang in a dazzling display of visual poetry, clad in the enchanting creations of Maison Julien Fournié. His signature jacket, titled “Eat Me Like a Sweet Cake”, crafted in pale pink lurex velvet, sparkles under the lights with delicate embroidery of dream-like bubbles and happiness pills made of micro-beads and sequins.
His silk dupioni trousers, called “Alice in Wonderland,” add a magical touch when paired with a flashy, retro-reflective vest. The “Tic Tac Toc” pocket watch adds an eccentric flourish to this futuristic dandy silhouette.
The showstopper: a furious killer rabbit mask, designed by Julien Fournié himself. Adorned with blood-red embroidery in sequins and crystals, this dramatic accessory embodies both terror and haute couture fantasy.
A theatrical blend of dreamscape, provocation, and fashion artistry.
Julien Fournié Haute Couture
More than a fashion brand, Maison Julien Fournié is a luxury experience that transcends trends and seasons. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, Julien Fournié continues to redefine the world of ultra-luxury.
Julien Fournié was founded in 2009.
The history of the house is reflected in its haute couture collections, which are presented in Paris every January and July during Haute Couture Week.
For his first collection, the young couturier was awarded the Grand Prize for Creativity by the City of Paris in January 2010.
For his fourth collection, in January 2011, Julien Fournié became a “guest member” of the official calendar of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture catwalk shows. This was the first step towards recognizing Julien Fournié as a promising new brand in the circle of the great couturiers.
In January 2017, the Julien Fournié house was officially classified as “Haute Couture”. This label, protected by the French Ministry of Industry, is awarded to a few houses (only ten prestigious Haute Couture houses are currently on this list) that combine the best creativity in design and the highest quality in garment making.
Since its inception, Julien Fournié has also had the honor of being invited to show its collections at prestigious events abroad, in order to bring the couturier’s style to luxury clients from all over the world.
In March 2023, a Julien Fournié dress, worn by the actress Audrey Fleurot, entered the Grévin Museum in Paris.
In April 2023, the first retrospective of Julien Fournié’s work will be held at SCAD Lacoste in an exhibition entitled “Haute Couture un point c’est tout”.
While respecting tradition, Julien Fournié has also forged new partnerships with high-tech giants such as Apple and Tencent.
Julien Fournié has thus been able to digitize the creation, design and personalization of his haute couture pieces. He is one of the few haute couture designers to master the new digital tools.
Long regarded as a survivor of a bygone era, the haute couture market has experienced a new boom in recent years. Thanks to new technologies, Julien Fournié has been able to establish direct and unique means of communication with his clients. It is no longer a question of sending a sketch to the client for approval, as was the case in the past.
Julien Fournié has introduced a new process in which clients are no longer mere spectators of the creative process. They have become actors in the unique experience of creating a garment wherever they are.
Since December 2020, Julien Fournié has been developing a line of luxury bags and accessories. Initially, the idea was to offer handbags that could be seen in Julien Fournié shows and were previously reserved for haute couture customers.