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Caroline Hu, winner of the first BoF CHINA PRIZE, joins forces with celebrated choreographer Emma Portner in a dance-film hybrid blending Hu’s romantic couture with Portner’s boundary-pushing explorations of movement, identity, and solitude.

2025 LVMH Prize finalist Alain Paul teams up with Shanghai-based visual artist and Fashion Photographer Liu Shuwei, to explore time and emotion through illuminated lightbox installations, marrying Paul’s dance-inspired tailoring with Liu’s mastery of light and shadow.

Committed to sustainability, Paolina Russo works closely with artisans to push the boundaries of sustainable fashion. With a deep love for Hong Kong culture and with fond memories of previous visits, the collection celebrates the city’s richest and most vibrant urban landscape feature. Get first dibs on exclusive collabs!

Yat Pit is a visionary fashion brand founded by Jason Mui and On-Ying Lai. The name “Yat Pit”, meaning “the first stroke” in Cantonese, reflects their mission to revive and reinterpret Chinese culture through fashion. Let’s look how the brand presents its SS2025 collection to reimagine ancient Chinese dressing through modern interpretations.

Over the years, FabriX has witnessed the journey of “Holly” Celine’s beloved pet and constant muse, whose spirit continuously inspires her collections. This latest showcase tells the evolving story of Holly—from a “good girl” to an “I’m not cute” rebel, fiercely expressing her defiance beneath her seemingly adorable exterior.

Central to the showcase at ComplexCon is FabriX’s partnership with three emerging designers, carefully selected for their distinctive aesthetics, shared vision and savviness in social, trend and technology with FabriX. These creators exemplify the fusion of creativity and technology, creating collections that resonate with a new generation of trend-savvy consumers. Let’s take a look.