Fashion designer, graduated from Politecnico di Milano and actually working in Milan. After many years of experience in Italy, the most important thing I have learned is the respect of tradition. That guided me to start my research and creations related to craftsmanship. I believe that a good design must have an identity, and identity comes from tradition.

The biggest difference between oriental clothing and western clothing is, the previous one puts in evidence the beauty of human body, but the latter one puts the importance on human gesture. Garments cannot fit perfectly with the body, and the loose part moves following the gesture, that’s the beauty of oriental clothing. This two blouses follows Chinese traditional pattern-make, flat and built by geometric forms. Got inspirations from unfinished silk embroidery painting, embroidery is used as a textile treatment technique, and creates transparency & no transparency contrast on silk fabric. That’s also a return of original function of silk embroidery.