The A/W 21/22 take on a retro rebellious style, and break limits of underwear via the street culture in the 1990s. At that time, sportif style played an important role, and there were many baseball jackets, logo sweatshirts and sneakers. The loose and casual design dominates, showing the fashion attitude of the younger generation. Ecology awareness allows us to improve products from a gender-free perspective.

Under the background of excessive consumption and environmental crisis, sustainability has become an inevitable trend. With women's pursuit of freedom, underwear will pay more attention to the light unconstrained feeling, as well as the chic feel. Natural soft fabrics like bamboo fiber and nontoxic dyestuff satisfy consumers' demand for comfort and health. The defect color and texture create soft and highly elastic underwear. Dyestuff is penetrated into the fabric to create different natural patterns, renewing natural floral prints and embroidery. The silhouette and color bring a nostalgic appearance for underwear. Lace is added to make details and styles popular with more consumers.

As consumers become more willing to share their lives online, the boundary between the online and the offline becomes vaguer and vaguer, and digitization will have a stronger impact in the real world. In S/S 2021, this change will drive needs of artificial colors, exaggerated forms, printing and pattern. And we will see old ideas and new classic specifically recreated for the digital age. Designs of products will broaden horizon and use elements from different ages and industries as reference. Combined with the influence of digitization and artificial intelligence on life, this theme analyzes underwear products' changes of color, silhouette, fabric, craft and pattern.