I’m a Singaporean-Chinese fashion designer based in London, with six years of formal education in fashion design, specialising in menswear streetwear. My experience spans tailoring, unisex and womenswear design, allowing me to build a well-rounded and experimental approach to apparel.

My work is deeply influenced by music trends, subcultures, and political currents — I see fashion as a powerful tool for commentary and storytelling. British fashion history, youth culture, and gaming aesthetics continue to shape my creative lens.

I’m also passionate about sustainability. Learning that fashion is one of the most polluting industries drove me toward digital innovation. I taught myself CLO3D, Marvelous Designer, and Adobe Substance Painter, allowing me to prototype and visualise collections with reduced environmental impact.

Currently, I’m an apparel designer at British heritage brand Lyle & Scott, where I oversee both jersey and woven product. I was brought on for my ability to connect with Gen-Z audiences, especially through trend forecasting and cultural research on platforms like TikTok. I lead concept development, create detailed CADs and tech packs, liaise with suppliers, and work directly with wholesale clients. I thrive under pressure, meet deadlines with confidence, and bring a strong storytelling thread through all stages of design.

I’ve proudly represented a legacy brand — but I’m ready for something more. I’m seeking a space that values creative freedom, bold thinking, and designs that speak to the now and next.