CHIH-HSI LIN

Who Says So?” questions not the construction of clothing, but the very idea of a “standard.”
Structures once considered mistakes and in need of correction are deliberately preserved in this work, transformed through deconstruction and reconstruction into a new fashion language. Incorrect proportions, QC arrows, and unconventional ways of wearing redefine the relationship between clothing and the body, rules and aesthetics. Rather than seeking to create rebellion, I hope the work raises a question: When everyone believes there is a standard answer, who gets to decide what is correct?
I believe design has never been about finding answers, but about creating them.