Style File Episode 262: The Next Neat Thing

19-Nov-16 11:00

Style File Episode 262: The Next Neat Thing

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In the recent Harper’s Bazaar new Gen Fashion Awards 2016, Aaron Yong, founder and creative director for WeiHaoYong, unveiled his first ever collection: knit-wear, and emerged as the finalist. It’s a choice that may turn a few heads when first heard, but is sure to impress when seen in person. Aaron Yong explains his choice in knit wear, his experience in the awards and his future aspirations. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down the next style trend: Plisse fabrics.

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Tags: knit wear, brutalism, Aaron Yong, YongWeiHao, Harper's Bazaar New Gen Awards

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