Yan Yan would have ample time to consider how to realize her ideas for a high-end ready-to-wear show if it were held at the end of the year.
Her mother's swift actions caught Yan Yan a bit off beat.
However, it wouldn't be a wise choice for the Yan II brand, which was venturing into the high-end ready-to-wear field for the first time from Haute Couture, to not host a significant show in Melbourne before the opening.
Thus, Yan Yan's first high-end ready-to-wear fashion show was scheduled nine months ahead of the original plan.
Consequently, venue selection for the show, especially implementing the fantastical Haute Couture meets market concept, became a massive challenge.
At first, Yan Yan considered hosting an entirely open-air show.
Given Melbourne's capricious weather, which was as fickle as a woman's mood, swiftly changing from sunny to rainy, Yan Yan ultimately abandoned that idea.
