Crafting Calm in the Urban Seascape
Crafting Calm in the Urban Seascape” delves into the chaotic and overpowering urban environment to explore how accessories can serve as personal sanctuaries for everyone. This forms the foundation of my accessories collection, aimed at enhancing individual well-being.
This study, through an analysis of the structure of urban landscapes and boats, reflects on my experiences and struggles with insecurity and indecisiveness. These complex structures inspire the designs within the collection, which seek to mirror the journey of a boat navigating turbulent seas.
Each piece in the collection delves into the aesthetic and layered traits of boats—enduring symbols of protection and personal growth. The accessories are designed to provide stability and confidence, helping wearers easily navigate the urban chaos and offering a blend of style and sanctuary in the daily hustle of city life.
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This collection was inspired by men who walked on the street without bags, representing a transformation when bags were needed when you didn't have any. Each item has its purpose; they are not only wearable but transformable.
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Iron can not be eradicated, but its rust can. Yet the rust may manifest a magnificent art and pattern—the power to destroy and create. This collection focused on the power of rust, inspired by Sir Antony Gormley's gorgeous work of art.
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For HumanKind
About 77% of people feel stress that affects their physical health. The chemicals found in garments (or used in their production) have been linked to neurotoxicity, liver, kidney, lung disorders, cancer, and more. Not only the fashion industry, but our everyday lives burden us. Whether it's the "ideal body" we want for ourselves or the lifestyle we dream of, we waste our days consumed by thoughts of greater people than ourselves. Friends Timothy Ng, Dorothy Huang, Helen Ding, and Jingting Xie with their refreshingly directional, sustainable, and deeply personal approaches to creating clothing and products that aim to help their customers who are victims of the everyday lifestyle. With practical, calm, and unique fabrics and textures, the consumers feel more comfortable about themselves using ancient and traditional Asian practices; while also doing it sustainably and environmentally friendly.
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