The Haunted Bride, draws from ghost bride narratives across cultures, where women are often reimagined as figures of fear after being wronged. Challenging this perspective, the work reframes the haunted bride as a symbol of memory and quiet resistance.

“Kidulting” explores the tension and harmony between childhood nostalgia and adult identity. Drawing from the Gen Z phenomenon of embracing childlike wonder in the face of societal pressure, the collection blends school uniform elements with officewear tailoring.

In a divided future city, Upside Down uses bold designs to challenge class hierarchies and celebrate individuality. From sterile conformity to vibrant self-expression, this collection empowers diversity and inspires rebellion through fashion.

In this project, I explored the shared instincts between humans and animals, as well as the complex relationships beneath the harmonious scene.

An undergrad collection combined Chinese ritual home decorations and childhood memories.