knitwear

Twelve creatives give us their perspective through never-before-published works that reflect their frame of mind mid-circuit-breaker. Here, Shawna Wu, the New York-based Taiwanese designer who works with textile-based materials, shares what she is reflecting on.

To paraphrase George Orwell, if there's hope for the future, it probably lies with the next generation. Cynics may dismiss this as the rosy idealism of youth but hey, that can invigorate the imagination like nothing else. We spotlight seven up-and-coming Singapore students from different artistic disciplines whose works make us dream once more.

It's 11 in the morning when I meet with knitwear designer Shawna Wu and the first thing that catches my eye is her makeup — she favours a heavy cat eye, but one that's also liberally laced with silvery sparkles. Not exactly your everyday get-up but then again, there's nothing about her or her work that's quotidian.

As we enter the inter-monsoon phase in +65, it's about time to start considering our sweater weather options. Here, 15 cool wardrobe inspos for your knits.