Su-Joung Shin graduated from Central Saint Martins last year with a BA Fashion Design in Knitwear degree. Her minimalist and clean silhouettes have a focus on heavily knitted details. A play between design and function, Shin’s work focuses on the technical with cleverly fused contrasts.

“I wanted to create the mood and thoughts of someone standing up in the middle of nowhere, covered in snow in the middle of winter, looking up to the sky. Just waiting for the Northern Lights.”

Pin La Ghim graduated from the London College of Fashion with a BA Fashion Design and Development this year. With a focus on textile research, Ghim’s designs take into careful consideration the use of fabric, mixing hard and soft into an androgynous style and feminine cuts.

”The collection is an exploration of themes such as geometry, pixel, lines and layers and the modern technology of digital printing. I was trying to create something which is easy to wear, however, still unique in its own style.”