Fashion Designer Of Beijing Olympic Games Died Of Illness&Nbsp; Once Won An Oscar

According to reports, on January 27, Beijing time, Yingzi Shigang, the fashion designer for the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, died of pancreatic cancer in Tokyo on January 21. This famous clothing The designer once won the Oscar for Best Costume Design for the costume design of "Four Hundred Years of Vampire Zombies".

Japanese designer Yingzi Ishioka graduated from Tokyo National University of Arts and Music. After completing her studies, she began to engage in art design, and later expanded her field to costume design for drama and film. She has won two famous honors, the 38th Cannes International Film Festival Artistic Contribution Award and the 29th Grammy Award. She also wore the clothes of "Four Hundred Years of Vampire Zombies" Design And won the Oscar for Best Costume Design. In the field of fashion design, Yingzi Shigang has made great achievements.

In 2007, Yingzi Shigang was employed as the chief designer of the clothing for the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. For Yingzi Shigang, this is not only a challenge in her clothing design career, but also a high affirmation of her design style. The wonderful appearance of Beijing Olympic Games clothing design also made the designer's work style perfectly presented to the world.

However, unfortunately, Eiko Shigang's agent announced on the 26th that Eiko Shigang died of pancreatic cancer in Tokyo on January 21 at the age of 73. What this fashion designer left to the world works It also ended abruptly.