The structural design of this garment integrates a traditional men's shirt into a feminine dress, creating a versatile piece through the use of three dimensional cutting techniques. This approach enhances the garment's functionality by offering multiple styling options within a single piece, supporting the one garment with multiple styles concept. The fusion of functional and aesthetic qualities within the design allows for greater flexibility, providing women with a wider range of styling possibilities while maintaining a cohesive and practical form.

As a designer, I'm particularly interested in how design can truly serve people and enhance everyday experiences. Whether it's optimizing functionality or expressing emotion through subtle details, I aim to create designs that feel warm and thoughtful. I enjoy observing the small, often overlooked problems in daily life and exploring creative ways to solve them. I'm also fascinated by materials, form language, and sustainable design, and I love finding the balance between technology and aesthetics. To me, design is not just a tool for problem-solving—it's a way to communicate ideas and connect with the world.

Nanjing University of the Arts (NUA), established in 1912, is the first independent higher education institution for arts in China. Located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, NUA has a rich history of over a century and is one of China's most prestigious art institutions. As a comprehensive art university, NUA offers a wide range of disciplines, including fine arts, design, music, film, theater, dance, and cultural industries. The university is dedicated to fostering creative talents with global perspectives, integrating traditional Chinese arts with contemporary innovation.