Wang Leehom’s Fashion Brand Gets a Scandal‑Sprayed Price Tag
When the singer‑turned‑designer’s marital drama hit the headlines, it wasn’t just his personal life that felt the sting—his own apparel line, Descendants of the Dragon, took a hard hit too. Online shops began pulling the brand from their shelves almost immediately.
Live‑Stream Lie That Blew Up the Buzz
During a recent sales livestream, a female host claimed the denim jacket on sale was “hand‑crafted by Wang Leehom himself” and flaunted its supposed exclusive embroidery story:
- “The embroidery was snipped off a priceless antique and it’s worth a fortune.”
- “We bought it at a high price from the Suzhou Museum Research Centre.”
Arbuckle, that’s a big line of drama—if it’s true, you’d need a whole credit‑card that could handle museum loot. If not, it’s just another kicked‑off to a brand already rattled by rumors.
The Takeaway
With a serious backbone of scandal—both personal and product‑related—Danet’s brand has found its naming rights under scrutiny. Either the embroidered jacket is an undiscovered treasure or it’s a new headline‑grabbing viral hoax. The former would mean a pricey S‑ling for fans; the latter, a wake‑up call for brands to keep their claims seriously solid.
Breaking News: Museum Denies the Sale Rumor
On December 28, Suzhou Museum took to Weibo to set the record straight:
What They Said
- “The artefacts belong to the public. We’re just the caretakers, preserving them for future generations.”
- “There are 17 departments, none of them called Suzhou Museum Research Centre.”
- “We’re not collaborating with any celebrity.”
- “Thank you for your concern!”
Designed to protect their prized pieces, the museum’s post was a clear and friendly rebuttal—no drama, just facts.
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