“Redefine Femininity” explores the relationship between the body and the shapes of clothing in order to give a new meaning of sexuality and femininity by creating new modern forms of clothing. Women in tight-fitted and hourglass shape are always represented to be sexy and feminine. To break the boundary, the silhouette of this collection is either outrageous or flat rectangular shape pattern without any darts and seams. Not just being sexually attractive, do women still show her own traits and personalities through the modern and unusual shapes of clothing.

Carrie Wu is a fashion designer and just finished her master of fashion in London. She grew up in Hong Kong and now based back to Hong Kong. She believes that fashion is autobiographical and could show the person who you are. Her design and collection were related to her childhood, the way she think about life and the way she bought up to the person who she is now. She is passionate and authentic to herself and fashion as well. She has interned in David Koma for the F/W17 collection in London fashion week. She has worked as a fashion designer in several famous fashion brands in Asia, to name but a few, D-Mop, which has imported Y3, Stella McCartney, See by Chloe and so on; Bauhaus, which is a publicly traded company and imports Super Dry in Hong Kong; TAL apparel Limited, which is an inno-factory based company to responsible for many international brand’s production including Burberry, Brooks Brothers, Hugo Boss...etc.

Carrie Wu is a fashion designer and just finished her master of fashion in London. She grew up in Hong Kong and now based back to Hong Kong. She believes that fashion is autobiographical and could show the person who you are. Her design and collection were related to her childhood, the way she think about life and the way she bought up to the person who she is now. She is passionate and authentic to herself and fashion as well. She has interned in David Koma for the F/W17 collection in London fashion week. She has worked as a fashion designer in several famous fashion brands in Asia, to name but a few, D-Mop, which has imported Y3, Stella McCartney, See by Chloe and so on; Bauhaus, which is a publicly traded company and imports Super Dry in Hong Kong; TAL apparel Limited, which is an inno-factory based company to responsible for many international brand’s production including Burberry, Brooks Brothers, Hugo Boss...etc.