Ka wai Iek

Shih Chien University

began studying fashion design at the age of 15, driven by a strong curiosity about how clothing can express identity and emotion. Currently, I am studying Fashion Design at Shih Chien University. My work focuses on exploring the relationship between people, memory, and self-awareness. I am particularly interested in combining experimental silhouettes with emotional storytelling, creating designs that not only present aesthetics but also evoke feelings. I believe that clothing is more than appearance — it is a medium that reflects inner states and transforms the way people experience the world.

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Category: Accessories

Competitions: Taiwan Region

This design takes the form of a key and merges it with motorcycle culture, expressing the idea of “ignition.” Riding is not just movement, but a ritual of shifting from routine into a personal state. The key represents choice and control, while the motorcycle reflects freedom and urban rhythm. Through leather, mechanical elements are transformed into a wearable object—turning the bag into a personal “ignition device.” This project conveys a positive belief: everyone holds the power to start their own journey and find direction in the city.

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