Tiger Chung, who graduated from the Hong Kong Design Institute, is fond of art. He is particularly moved by the simplicity and sincerity depicted in paintings portraying the Tibetan people. He is also interested in observing society. The designer often uses romantic stories as satirical comment on what he sees as superficial modern societal values and a lack of creativity in the industry.

His collection sheds light on the mystic aura of the East and the Tibetan religion. Inspired by the traditional Chinese ghost story The Painted Skin, the designer has combined traditional craftsmanship with sustainable fashion techniques such as using processed animal bones and buttons made with clay in embroidery. It presents an anti-fashion aesthetic, going against the opulence and elegance of mainstream fashion.

Graduated from the Hong Kong Design Institute in 2022, Tiger is fond of art. He is also interested in observing society and satirising the ugliness behind the fashion world. Through his collection, he reveals the superficiality of modern societal values and the lack of creativity in the industry.