Satomi Ishihara

A new fashion trend in China called "easy-to-get-married" or "hao jia feng" is generating interest and criticism. This style features mid-length dresses, cozy knitwear, and soft, flesh-toned coats. It aims to emphasize women's natural body curves and project an image of modesty and marriage eligibility. While some appreciate its practicality and aesthetic appeal, others argue it infringes upon gender equality norms. A counter-trend called "difficult-to-get-married" promotes self-satisfaction and encourages women to remain true to themselves. The conversation surrounding these trends raises questions about individuality, societal norms, and gender equality in the fashion industry.