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Like a traveler threading through time, Feng Chen Wang’s Spring Summer 2025 collection sees Wang seeking inspiration from ancient artifacts, unearthing the essential natural rhythms in material craftsmanship and silhouette design. The carefully carved ceramics and redefined fabric textures capture the naturally occurring cracks in handcrafted clay. While feeling contemporary, they are infused with a futuristic vitality. Bamboo, a signature element of the brand, is handwoven by artisans, transforming into light lines. The delicate veins between clothing and accessories create a tranquil and comfortable natural environment.
She adeptly employs traditional fabrics like cloud silk (xiangyun sha) and fish roe resist-dyed (yuzi xie) fabric, integrating these precious handcrafted materials into her designs to create this modern “collector’s” collection. This series encapsulates the inspirations and thoughts that have long lingered in her mind, now finally expressed. Each piece in the collection resonates with a timeless elegance, bridging the ancient and the modern.
The emotions expressed by the celadon green combine with the restraint of chestnut brown, subtly painting the imprints of time on each garment. This collection blends together the tones and essence of Chinese painting with the rhythm of modernity. The harmonious color palette evokes a sense of serenity and timelessness, paying homage to the rich cultural heritage from which it draws inspiration.
The unique footwear are, in fact, her sculptural works, cleverly incorporating the crackled glaze elements of porcelain onto their surface. This is also a refresh of the UGG Tasman shoe, where the seemingly accidental imperfections in porcelain firing are given new life, stepping lightly across the boundaries of time, from the past into the future. With this collection debuts a new capsule line, the “féng” label. The word “féng” resonates with “meet” and “sew,” sounding the same in Chinese, symbolizing the brand’s respect for and inheritance of traditional sewing techniques.
View the collection in the Gallery below:
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one of my favourites from the recent Paris Fashion Week!