00.00 (Passage) marks the transition from student life to the unknown ahead. Inspired by a moment of re ection, this collection revisits past works and memories—reimagined as partywear. It’s a nostalgic farewell, not with sadness, but with celebration.
The phrase “WALK OFF”, attached to the shoes in this first look, captures the quiet symbolism of transition. For me, shoes aren’t just fashion—they’re tools of movement. They carry us forward, backward, into the unknown. We wear them through all our phases, and they bear the imprint of every step we’ve taken.
By marking them with “WALK OFF,” I’m acknowledging the moment I leave behind my identity as a student—walking off from this university, this era, this version of myself. The shoes become a vessel of memory and momentum. They remind me that where we go next—whether good or bad—is always connected to where we’ve been. And in that, there’s power.
This look reflects a personal return—a dialogue with my second-year final project
where I first began challenging the expectations placed on male clothing and gender expression.
This look revisits the essence of my third-year final project, where I first began exploring and embracing the feminine sides of myself —not just in silhouette or style, but in spirit. It’s a gentle yet powerful reflection of the parts of me that feel, that nurture, that seek meaning beyond surface.
The final look in this collection carries the emotional weight of an ending and the spiritual force of transformation. It’s dramatic, flowy, and ethereal—designed to move like energy itself. With this piece, I wanted to defy traditional notions of femininity and instead show it as something expansive, divine, and raw.
It’s not just about leaving—it’s about choosing to move forward. “Bye” becomes a quiet rebellion against stagnation, a signal that I’m no longer holding on. It’s the full stop at the end of a sentence, so the next one can BEGIN.
“Bye” is more than a casual farewell. In this context, it’s a symbol of release—a soft yet powerful declaration that something is ending. Not out of loss or regret, but out of readiness. It marks the closing of a chapter with intention and grace, making space for what’s next to arrive.
