In the movie “One Step Away” by Jiang Wen, Wang Zhiwen, Zhou Yun, and Shu Qi wear Giorgio Armani costumes to dedicate Shanghai style in the 20s.

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In the movie “One Step Away” by Jiang Wen, Wang Zhiwen, Zhou Yun, and Shu Qi wear Giorgio Armani costumes to dedicate Shanghai style in the 20s.

In the movie “One Step Away,” Jiang Wenwen, Zhou Yun, Shu Qi, etc. were wearing Giorgio Armani costumes to dedicate Shanghai style in the 20s. Giorgio Armani is pleased to announce that he will join hands with well-known Chinese director Jiang Wen to create their highly anticipated movie “One Step Away”. . The main characters in the film will be wearing the Giorgio Armani collection. In addition to Jiang Wen will play again, the film's strong cast lineup also includes Ge You, Shu Qi, Zhou Yun, Wang Zhiwen and articles.

Armani and the acclaimed art director Zhang Shuping teamed up to create the costumes in this movie. Zhang Shuping won the Hong Kong Film Awards for best costume design and other awards 16 times for films such as "In the Mood for Love", "The Great Master", "Let Bullets Fly", and won the Oscar Award for Best Costume Design this year. Nomination.

"Step by Step" tells the story of Shanghai's adventures in the 1920s, adapted from real stories. In the film, Jiang Wen will recreate Shanghai's international metropolis in the 1920s: a city that blends Eastern and Western styles, a paradise for adventurers.
The film will be released in China on December 18 and will be released worldwide between December and January.

As a special celebration during the 67th Cannes International Film Festival, on May 20th, Armani and Jiang Wen held a cocktail party in the Palais des Festivals de Cannes, France, and a world premiere movie trailer.

Giorgio Armani said: “Working with talented filmmakers from all over the world can always bring me infinite inspiration. This time it is an honor to be able to cooperate with China’s most outstanding director and actor Jiang Wen. The Chinese film is welcoming. In a prosperous era, this cooperation represents the tradition of Armani's close integration with the film and will formally extend it to the Chinese market.I have always been fascinated by the unique style and charm of this oriental metropolis in Shanghai, connecting the East from the past to the future. With the West."

Jiang Wen said: “We are honored to work with Giorgio Armani in our latest film work. When we look back at history, the old Shanghai in the 1920s is a symbol of wealth, adventurous spirit, legend and international fashion style. The cooperation with Giorgio Armani will give us the opportunity to recreate the elegance and splendour of that era."

Art design Zhang Shuping said: “Many designs of the fashion guru Giorgio Armani symbolize the eternal classics. We are very excited to have the opportunity to see these precious Chinese costumes, and choose some of the works that captured the style of the time and present them in the film. For the audience, this will be a rare luxury visual celebration."

In 1980, Giorgio Armani first set the stage for Richard Gere's costume in the film "American Ballet". Since then, he has been at the forefront of creating costumes for major films. To date, Giorgio Armani has collaborated with hundreds of films to design costumes, including "Batman: The Rise of the Dark Knight," "The Dark Knight," "Bulge of Ambition," "The Millennial Outrage," "Smell the Incense," and "The Killing Rider." 》, "Tuxedo", "Little Cute", "Thirteen Lohan", "Fair Game", "Social Network", "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" and the most recent "Wolf of Wall Street".
The early works of the internationally renowned director Jiang Wen's "The Devil Comes" won the Grand Prix at the Cannes International Film Festival 2000 and nominated the Golden Palm Award. Jiang Wen’s outstanding masterpiece as a director includes one of the short films “New York, I Love You” and films such as “The Sun Also Rises,” “Sunny Days,” and “Let the Bullets Fly”. At the same time, he is also an internationally acclaimed actor. He once starred with Gong Li in the film "Red Sorghum" directed by Zhang Yimou.

In the movie “One Step Away” by Jiang Wen, Wang Zhiwen, Zhou Yun, and Shu Qi wear Giorgio Armani costumes to dedicate Shanghai style in the 20s.

In the movie “One Step Away” by Jiang Wen, Wang Zhiwen, Zhou Yun, and Shu Qi wear Giorgio Armani costumes to dedicate Shanghai style in the 20s.