Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Elegant Style: Prince Gong's Mansion and Chinese Fashion (1780-2025)" opens to the public on July 22, showcasing a dialogue between the elegant life of Prince Gong's Mansion and contemporary Chinese fashion, highlighting the reinterpretation of traditional Chinese culture in a modern context [1][3]. Group 1 - Prince Gong's Mansion, established in 1780, is one of the most well-preserved Qing Dynasty royal residences in Beijing, known for its architectural style, garden design, and decorative arts [3]. - The exhibition extracts cultural essence from the rich historical context of Prince Gong's Mansion, transforming static history into dynamic fashion, and is the first contemporary fashion art exhibition in the museum [3][5]. - The exhibition features 26 representative Chinese designers and artists, showcasing nearly 50 pieces of clothing, art, home decor, and handicrafts, creating a new cultural space that merges history, art, and fashion [3][5]. Group 2 - The exhibition is structured around the narrative of "Twelve Elegances," presenting iconic scenes from the mansion throughout the twelve months, combining seasonal aesthetics and contemporary fashion [3][5]. - Featured works include bamboo weaving by artist Qian Lihua, geometric interpretations by artist Wu Didi, and modern design language by designer Chen Peng, all reflecting a contemporary interpretation of traditional Chinese culture [5]. - The exhibition will run until October 19 [6].