DESIGNER GALLERY
QI WU
The Uniki collection, sparked by the discovery that China produced around 17 billion tonnes of mismanaged plastic in 2010, estimated to reach about 37 billion tonnes in 2025 focused on collecting abandoned objects. Qi combined them into one visual language, developing new worlds for the irrelevant objects as elements for fashion jewellery.
Bold colours and patterns adopted from 1970s furniture and interior design help target urban consumers with strong visual fashion appetites.
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QIUYE PAN
Qiuye Pan is a womenswear designer with a passion for experimental pattern cutting and functional design. She previously studied at Donghua University (Shanghai), Istituto Marangoni (Milan), and Kingston University (London), and she is currently based in London and Guangzhou.
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QIWEI JIANG
With a passion for storytelling and listening to other people's stories, QiWei Jiang is a Womenswear designer based in China and London.
During the time when she was pursuing her MA in Fashion Design Technology in London College of Fashion, Qiwei had always been focused on how relationships between individuals, places and objects are structured.
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QIQI ZHANG
Qiqi Zhang graduated from the Fashion BA course from Kingston University in 2017. Zhang has been very passionate about introducing traditional cultural elements into contemporary pieces, elevating the traditional designs by injecting a dramatic element.
Zhang aims to break the boundaries of gender recognition, and at the same time, creating fashionable pieces focusing on practicality for everyday use.
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QI RUI SIEW
A strong interest in exploring unique materials for garments is the driving force behind Qi Rui’s designs. She is always welding, engaging in woodworking or screen printing and sewing in the making of her garment pieces.
Studying at Norwich University of the Arts has tutors such as Ike Rust and Siew Chowles to encourage maximum creativity in her designs, leading her to take risks and challenge herself.
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A strong interest in exploring unique materials for garments is the driving force behind Qi Rui’s designs. She is always welding, engaging in woodworking or screen printing and sewing in the making of her garment pieces.Studying at Norwich University of the Arts has tutors such as Ike Rust and Siew Chowles to encourage maximum creativity in her designs, leading her to take risks and challenge herself.
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QI WU
The Uniki collection, sparked by the discovery that China produced around 17 billion tonnes of mismanaged plastic in 2010, estimated to reach about 37 billion tonnes in 2025 focused on collecting abandoned objects. Qi combined them into one visual language, developing new worlds for the irrelevant objects as elements for fashion jewellery.Bold colours and patterns adopted from 1970s furniture and interior design help target urban consumers with strong visual fashion appetites.
Read more
QIUYE PAN
Qiuye Pan is a womenswear designer with a passion for experimental pattern cutting and functional design. She previously studied at Donghua University (Shanghai), Istituto Marangoni (Milan), and Kingston University (London), and she is currently based in London and Guangzhou.Read more
QIWEI JIANG
With a passion for storytelling and listening to other people's stories, QiWei Jiang is a Womenswear designer based in China and London.During the time when she was pursuing her MA in Fashion Design Technology in London College of Fashion, Qiwei had always been focused on how relationships between individuals, places and objects are structured.
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QIQI ZHANG
Qiqi Zhang graduated from the Fashion BA course from Kingston University in 2017. Zhang has been very passionate about introducing traditional cultural elements into contemporary pieces, elevating the traditional designs by injecting a dramatic element.Zhang aims to break the boundaries of gender recognition, and at the same time, creating fashionable pieces focusing on practicality for everyday use.
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