The collection features pieces designed to naturally fit the shape of the body while allowing movement. High-tech windproof and waterproof Gore-tex has been applied to give the down products more functionality.

The A-shaped silhouette and special sliver color made the design very futuristic and modern. Although the second down jacket is carried upside down on models' back, the special design that placed an upturned collar at the lower hem was even more eye-catching. Is it Tron's way to encourage the new generation to look at the world from a different angle?

Capasa, a designer favored by celebrities including Lady Gaga, also brought 15 pieces, aiming to express people's wilder natures.

He was inspired by the cold weather and snow in Scandinavia. He also collected materials from Iceland and used them as decoration on the garment, while adding details such as printing and embroideries showing natural scenery and animal graphics.

He presented down jackets of different lengths, some just reached the hip and some reached the calves. He chose black and white as the main color of the series. Such a choice might be related to his two-and-a-half-year learning experience with Yohji Yamamoto, the famous Japanese fashion designer who works in black and white.

The cocoon shape of the down jackets, the sliver vest, the black patent leather with distinct drape touch, and bags broader than the model's waist all revealed his rock'n'roll style.

"For me, Bosideng is a company that has a strong past and will have a strong future, and that is exactly the way I see it. Look at the past, don't forget the roots, but at the same time experiment for the future," says Capasa.

"I would love to see Bosideng as a very trendy brand that can talk to many different people," he says.

The brand itself also launched pieces that showed its innovation ability with design details including camouflage down jackets with drawstring waistbands, cut longer in the rear, with open collars and big puff sleeves.