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London-based knitwear designer Chet Lo discovered what would become his signature spiky aesthetic rather serendipitously during his time at Central Saint Martins. Weaving together a celebration of his Hong Kong heritage, inspired by the classic silhouettes of 1950s cheongsams, and drawing influence from contemporary ‘Western’ nouveau textures, Spiky, serrated, and skin-like in composition, his creations are oxymoronic in their rebranding of knitwear as sexy. Chet Lo’s playful marriage of cultural identity and ingenuity are perhaps best epitomised in his bright fuschia Rambutan evening gown, an off-shoulder highlight from his otherworldly graduate collection Cnidaria’s Wife. Since debuting his marvellously haptic SS22 collection Splash as part of Lulu Kennedy’s Fashion East incubator,
