重庆出生的 Zane Li 拿下 2026 CFDA/Vogue 时尚基金大奖，一年内第三次获奖

Zane Li of Lii Is the Winner of the 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund

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2026 年 CFDA/Vogue 时尚基金的赢家揭晓：10 月 20 日晚在纽约 Crane Club，品牌 Lii 的设计师 Zane Li 被宣布为本年度大奖得主。他出生于重庆、现居纽约，将获得 30 万美元现金奖金和行业专家的后续导师支持。这已经是他 2026 年的第三个现金奖——今年 4 月他拿下 Fashion Trust US 成衣奖，9 月又在巴黎 LVMH Prize 颁奖礼上获得 Karl Lagerfeld 奖。决赛入围之初，Li 曾坦言年轻品牌最难的是经营一侧：要算收入、营收、亏损和花出去的钱，兴趣一旦变成工作就完全不同；最有回报感的则是能自己决定一切，小到秀场音乐和地毯颜色。本届两位亚军是 Aisling Camps 和 Emily Dawn Long：前者是出生于特立尼达的工程师转行针织设计师，上个月刚在纽约时装周完成官方首秀；后者的「Spoiled Boys」T 恤整个夏天频频出现在男明星身上。两人各获 10 万美元，用于品牌后续成长。CFDA 主席 Thom Browne 在声明中说，这项基金提醒行业必须继续支持原创声音和真正的创造力，今年每位决赛者都有只有自己能带来的独特视角，支持他们的未来是行业的责任。说明：本文为 Vogue 对其与 CFDA 合办基金的获奖公布报道，奖金与获奖名单为公布口径；基金后续的导师支持如何落地、奖金对各品牌经营的实际影响，仍待后续观察。署名：颜如玉编辑台。

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Tonight at Crane Club, Zane Li, of Lii, was announced as the 2026 winner of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. The Chongqing-born, New York-based designer has had quite the year. In April, Li took home the Fashion Trust US Ready-to-Wear Award, and in September, he was declared the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld Prize at the LVMH Prize ceremony in Paris.

At the start of the CVFF finalist process, Li spoke of the financial challenges of running a young brand. “The business side [is the difficult part],” he said. “When you start to consider the income, the revenue, the loss, and the money you spend, suddenly you’re turning your interest into a job. The most rewarding part: You get to control everything. You get to pick your show music, which is my favorite part of doing a show. You get to pick what the color of the carpet is at your show space, and you get to decide what kind of styles you want to sell.”

Li rounds out 2026 with a third cash prize, $300,000 from the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and further mentorship from industry experts.

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“The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund is an important reminder of why we must continue to champion original voices and true creativity,” said Thom Browne, Chairman of the CFDA, in a statement. “Each of this year’s finalists bring a distinct point of view that only they could. Their true individuality is what makes American fashion so compelling and supporting their future is the responsibility of our industry. I look forward to seeing what they do next.”

This year’s two runners-up are Aisling Camps, a Trinidadian-born engineer-turned-knitwear designer who made her official runway debut at NYFW last month, and Emily Dawn Long, whose “Spoiled Boys” T-shirts have cropped up on male celebrities all summer. Both will receive $100,000 for the continued growth of their brands.