London College of Fashion & University of the Arts London graduate, Bingqian Lu, is capturing the subtle changes and the flowing emotions, while studying the beautiful contradictions, including herself. Trying to convey hedonism without touching on heavy topics, and occasionally with a little dark humor, as happiness is, after all, the most important but rarest thing in today’s society. Expressing emotions from the female perspective, romantic, subtle, fragile, complex and at the same time determined. “Bing’s Inner Fountain” showcased here is an overly personal project, a report of her inner reflection with a ritualistic touch.
“After graduating, I belatedly found that I was thrown into a whole new phase of life. The sudden shift caused me to begin to slip into disorientation and self- doubt, and I realised it was time to look back and deep dive into the self, and know myself more. Then I reviewed my diary for the past 4 years, some strong emotions and my writing logic inspired me to create this collection. Through ‘Bing’s inner fountain’, I want to remind my audience that finding oneself is a permanent topic, to always be sensitive to own changes and emotions, and to listen carefully to the inner voice.” Bingqian Lu

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That one color that absorbs all the light in the color spectrum. All black minimalist creations by NYC-based Rosin Studios, worn by Alena and photographed by Marco Giuliano.










