Li Dongtian, China's top hairstylist, launched his Be Fabulous hairstyle collection at Beijing 798 Art district recently. Pop diva Faye Wong attended the event. This season, Li takes inspiration from the four treasures of the Chinese study, using a lot of straight lines and red hair accessories to deliver a traditional Chinese look. Li, who started to learn how to cut hair in 1988, dreams of becoming China's Vidal Sassoon. Since he started his own hair salon Tony Studio in 1999, the hairstylist-turned-businessman has opened more than 60 studios in 20 cities all over the country.