Recently some language courses based on so-called “fashion language” were developed in different countries, particularly in England, Italy and France. We predict that Chinese “fashion language” will become important in the world of fashion design and a course on Chinese “fashion language” will be in great demand by people working in the fashion industry. It is noticed that students studying Chinese in regular classes are not able to read fashion magazines and utilize “fashion language” because it includes special terminology and stylistics. “Fashion language” is a language for specific purpose (LSP) and as any LSP it has specific features. This study focuses on the features of “fashion Chinese” by analyzing the texts of Elle Taiwan, Vogue Taiwan, Marie Claire Taiwan magazines and fashion resource Style.com.tw. We have applied corpus ananlysis in our research, and recommendations for a language course on “fashion Chinese” are given in the final part of the study.