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TPEFW SS27

Since its launch in 2018, Taipei Fashion Week has played a key role in shaping Taiwan’s fashion landscape. AW26 marked a new chapter in its evolution, transforming the event into a platform for brand growth, industry exchange, and international engagement.

SS27 will take place from October 15–18 at Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab, marking Taipei Fashion Week’s first season outside Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. As part of the site’s “Skyward’s Festival,” celebrating the reopening of its restored heritage buildings, the latest season of Taiwanese fashion will unfold within the Heritage Building, where contemporary fashion meets more than 80 years of history.

The event will bring together Runway Shows, Presentations, Events, and the Trade Show, alongside projects presented through Taipei Fashion Week’s Beyond Fashion program. By opening up the city through fashion, Taipei Fashion Week brings Taiwan’s creative energy into a new cultural context—creating connections between industry and audiences while building momentum at the intersection of heritage and contemporary culture.

Brand Identity 2.0: Repositioning Taipei Fashion Week’s Platform Role

This brand identity is designed and overseen by Creative Director Yen Po-Chun of Yen Design, with “intersection and presentation” as its core visual concept, responding to the unique cultural qualities Taiwan has long demonstrated—a coexistence of diverse backgrounds, the interweaving of different generations and value systems, and the gathering and transformation of creative energies from both within and beyond the island. Drawing on the linear structures of the initials T/F from “Taipei” and “Fashion,” the identity employs linear compositions and open frameworks to symbolize the ongoing dialogue and mutual generation between city and fashion, life and industry. The motion identity, created by Second Nature, features multiple lines weaving together at varying rhythms and directions, representing the exchange and collision of diverse perspectives and creative energies within Taipei, radiating a multifaceted fashion spectrum.

Rather than defining a single aesthetic for fashion, Version 2.0 seeks to frame “Taiwanese fashion” as a state of constant flow and ongoing generation. Much like Taiwan’s own cultural character—open, hybrid, and highly adaptable—the system adopts an extensible and flexible structure capable of accommodating design voices from different backgrounds and aesthetic positions, allowing every brand to be clearly seen, while retaining its own distinctiveness and point of view, on the same platform. The brand identity also functions as a visual coordinate system that reflects the city’s spirit, island culture, and industrial momentum, marking Taiwan fashion’s contemporary position—rooted in Taipei, reaching outward through exchange, and building inward through accumulation.