This generation of creatives is embracing individuality and community alike.
Images courtesy of Dauphinette, Bad Binch Tong Tong, Allina Liu, Sandy Liang, and Sho Konishi. GIF by Ashley Peña.
While mainstays like Anna Sui, Kim Shui, Naeem Khan, Prabal Gurung, Jason Wu, Altuzarra, and Bibhu Mohapatra held steady with strong collections, there was plenty to talk about when it came to new and established talent alike this fashion week: Peter Do made his much-anticipated debut as creative director at Helmut Lang, incorporating flashes of Vietnamese poetry by Ocean Vuong into his designs; and Lim returned to the runway after four years with a triumphant and emotional show.
Zhou, designer of the buzzy label Bad Binch Tong Tong, is in a unique position to understand both the American and the Chinese perspective: he was born and raised in Wuhan, China—the purported epicenter of the coronavirus—and moved to the United States at age 17. “For a long time, people around me would say, ‘If you are trying to major in art or fashion, you cannot compete with white people.
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