There is an astonishingly theatrical feel to her work (Guo Pei is also an opera costume designer) with semi-sculptural elements.
You might have seen images of this stunning cape worn by Rihanna at the recent Met Ball.
The hand-done embroidery is meticulously crafted with a delicate beauty. A true work of art.
Guo Pei is currently showcasing her “Porcelain” collection at the New York Metropolitan Museum, as part of the exhibition “China: Through the Looking Glass”.
Definitely a talent to watch!
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At the Musée des Arts Decoratives this week we were lucky enough to view Guo Pei’s spectacular couture collection. This was her first showing in Paris. She established her Rose Studio Workshop in Beijing in 1997 and her work continues the centuries-old traditions of embroidering and painting in China – with of course a modern twist and an eye on contemporary innovation. What is so intriguing about her work is that texture, fabric and shape resonate with meaning and tell the stories that painting and embroidery have told throughout the ages in China. 

