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More Zang Toi Collection coming soon at Tmour.com

Watch out for more surprises from the world famous Fashion Designer!

Zang Toi’s Cardigan Mania at Tmour.com

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Zang Toi’s Cardigan Mania!

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The Versatile Zang Toi’s Twin Set

Exquisite Zang Toi\'s Polo Neck for smart casualPerfect for Smart Casual wear and also perfect for travelling

The exquisite Zang Toi’s Twin set is the most practical pieces suitable for the busy ladies on-the-go. Easy to match and can be worn in many ways. The Short Sleeve Polo Shirt worn on its own is comfortable for any shopping spree trip and presentable for a Hi-Tea function paired with Palazzo Pants or Skirt. Sling the Long Sleeve Top cum Cardigan over both shoulders, and you are transformed into a Movie Star rushing to the airport to catch the plane! For a dress down effect, just wear the Long Sleeve top and knot at the front. The fine details of  The Zang Toi crest logo in front and the small logo at the back of the Polo Shirt are the mark of the keen eye of a world reknown New York designer. Available in Pink and Lime green.

This is just the first of the long line of Zang Toi’s ready-to-wear brought to you by Tmour.com. Log on to find out more!

Zang Toi Ready-to-Wear

Hi my fellow friends and Zang Toi Fans, keep yourself updated, you will be able to buy Zang Toi ready-to-wear soon at www.tmour.com. This is a fantastically good news and I can’t wait for it to debut. Will keep you posted!

Backstage at Fall 2008 Fashion Show

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Backstage at a major fashion show is a riotous scene filled with glamour and angst. Powder is flying, clip boards are clipping and then there is the designer who is desperately trying to act like a swan serenely floating down the river while he/she paddles furiously under the surface.

New York Cool’s Katherin Wermke was backstage at Zang Toi and she got these images. Enjoy.

Zang Toi’s Discreet Luxury Equals Total Elegance

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(Photo courtesy of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

NEW YORK, Feb 15, 2008 / FW/ — Black, red and white, Zang Toi’s Fall 2008 / Winter 2009 collection is a statement of discreet luxury, something that the New York-based designer had already perfected, yet raised it to another level this season. The result, a very elegant collection that is delicate and tactful.

With talks of recession in Wall Street, New York designers put a united front to against the economic downturn, sending out collections that are coherent and strong. Zang Toi, who is on the spearhead of this movement, added directional to the list with creations that feature his signature style with a very focused theme.

Zang Toi actually presented two collections, his eponymous label and House of Toi, his more youthful secondary line. Because the collections are so focused, you have to be a big Zang Toi fan to know the difference. And because of the blurring of the line between the two lines, it also shows growth for both of them.

House of Toi was created to cater to a younger clientele, who are more avant-garde and more fashion-forward than Zang Toi’s core clientele. Yet, after several seasons, the clients of House of Toi and the main line Zang Toi have started to merge, proving that the New York-based designer truly understands his clientele and has his finger on their pulse.

The main line ‘Zang Toi’ and ‘House of Toi’ are beginning to merge their client base though both lines are still very different from each other. The reason, though in the beginning, the target clients were different and actually widened Zang Toi’s reach, the directional growth of both lines as envisioned by the designer Zang Toi have created a subset.

To understand this, think of two different circles that were far apart in the beginning, the circles being the client base for each line. As designer Zang Toi developed the two labels on a very directional path, these two circles moved slowly towards each other, that now, parts of the circles are overlapping. That overlap is the subset of clients that the two lines share.

And somehow, it is very easy to understand why. Case in point, the all black mini dress and black tights paired with a floor-length white winter coat trimmed with fur. It’s edgy and sportive, yet very elegant at the same time. What’s not to like about it? Nothing really. You just fall in love with it.

Then, there is the all black floor length frock that looked very simple in the front with only the collar in sparkling Swarovski crystals as the only adornment. The surprise is when the model turned around – it’s a low-back gown with a latticework of Swarovski crystal covering the bare back that reaches until the waistline.

Just between these two, it is really hard to make a choice, the first one being House of Toi, while the second choice is from the main line Zang Toi.

From Fashionwindows.com

Behind the Seams, Dressmaker Zang Toi Is Cleaner Than You—Much, Much Cleaner!

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“I’m going crazy,” said the skirt-wearing designer Zang Toi during an intimate dinner at his Upper East Side pad, fixing his gaze on several dishes in the kitchen sink. “Everything in my apartment—it’s like I use something, I have to put it back; if I use a glass, I clean it and I put it away. I can’t even look at this right now.”

 This was a barefooted affair, intended to raise awareness for Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong Challenge charity bike race in October, in which Mr. Toi is competing for the second year. The host served his special chicken curry and sautéed shrimp with string beans. “I cook and I clean the pots as I go along,” he said. But “tonight, there’s so much going on.” Deep calming breaths!

Before dinner, a few attendees poked gingerly around Mr. Toi’s impeccable closet, which has a white side and a black side; any colored items are kept at the designer’s office.

And during the feast Mr. Toi slipped back into his bedroom and moved a silver vase on his mantel an inch or so. “Yes,” he said. “I hate the messy.”

by Spencer Morgan  |  August 7, 2007

This article was published in the August 13, 2007, edition of The New York Observer Taken from www.observer.com 

Creativity bursting at 57th Street Showroom

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Article from Elledecor.com

Zang Toi’s List of Impressive Customers

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