Rebirth: How A Loser Chapter 744: Changing The Rules

Chapter 744: Changing The Rules

Translator: Lan_ Editor: Efydatia

The autumn breeze blew Chinese fashion over to Paris. Thanks to Qin Guan's effort, Chinese designs took their rightful place among the peting countries. The open-minded Paris fashion circle showed great interest in the oriental patterns.

However, they didn't pay much attention to Lynn Hung and Eileen's looks. Instead, they were inspired by Liu Wen's thick eyebrows and phoenix-like eyes.

Another strange phenomenon also took place. Although Qin Guan hadn't brought many male models to Paris, they still managed to attract the attention of the most famous brands.

Male models were rare all over the world, and those handsome guys were at their prime, so Sister Xue started receiving non-stop offers from designers and brands. Qin Guan's agent felt like she was at the top of the world.

Qin Guan had received countless invitations, so he had to be very selective. He only attended two shows, the Armani and the Hermes one, and he set brand new standards for the industry by being the first model to be paid based on how many times he walked down the runway.

T stages varied in length, but Hermes paid more than 10,000 dollars for him to walk on the stage once. Hermes' smart director didn't choose the floating bridge beside the Louvre, which was 100-meters long. Instead, he chose the stage by the pond of the Jardin des Tuileries, which was only 10-meters long.

The salary was reasonable considering that Qin Guan was the only Asian top model at the event. The Hermes' director hired the popular model to show off to Gucci, LV and Channel.

As night fell in Paris, the garden of the royal European family opened its gates to the guests.

All the guests had to wear old European costumes. Old-fashioned gentlemen were wearing white gloves and holding sticks, while their female panions were wearing long dresses. The site of the show was a small white dome that looked like a small-scale opera of the 1900s.

The U stage, which resembled the stage in "Phantom of the Opera