85% matchKidSuper
Painterly graphic RTW with theatrical concept shows
What changes: More craft-patchwork and menswear-led, higher price
Brand profile
Shanghai youth-culture label founded in 2014, known for print-heavy, concept-driven ready-to-wear shown at Shanghai Fashion Week.
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All-over prints, oil-painting motifs and logo tees do the heavy lifting, with crochet knits, printed shirting and outerwear built around the same imagery.
Collections are organised around a stated theme, as with Spring/Summer 2020's "Society of Spectacle," drawing on contemporary art alongside street imagery.
Founded in 2014 and a regular on the Shanghai schedule, it has worked with Nike, Reebok and independent artists, and sells abroad via Asian-fashion e-tailers.
85% matchPainterly graphic RTW with theatrical concept shows
What changes: More craft-patchwork and menswear-led, higher price
78% matchLoud all-over prints tied to a seasonal message
What changes: Womenswear-skewed, climate-activist deadstock focus
76% matchChina-linked genderless streetwear with youth-culture drops
What changes: Smaller sustainability-led capsules, less runway concept
70% matchConcept-driven youth label bridging local scene and global
What changes: Deconstruction and sex/gender codes over print graphics
FMACM is a Shanghai youth-culture label founded in 2014 that shows regularly at Shanghai Fashion Week. Its ready-to-wear is graphic-led: all-over prints, oil-painting motifs, crochet knitwear, printed shirting, outerwear and logo tees, usually organised around a conceptual seasonal theme, as with the Spring/Summer 2020 "Society of Spectacle" collection. The brand positions itself as a bridge between Eastern and Western culture, drawing on contemporary art and street imagery, and has collaborated with Nike, Reebok and independent artists. It is stocked internationally through Asian-fashion e-tailers.