書蟲
Bookworm
過去閱讀曾是人們求知解惑最好的途徑。然而隨著科技發展，我們已經進入了動動手指便能獲取答案的電子世代。
在快節奏的新社會裡，效率至上已成事實。而那些仍舊慢慢閱讀的人們彷彿帶著不願面對時代變遷的固執。
但把閱讀這個行為放在現代，真的只能格格不入嗎？
從我個人的角度來看，正是閱讀，讓我們單透過文字就能穿梭於千百個不同的人生，反思身處的當下，並重新找回與世界的連結。
此系列的核心在於翻轉大眾認知裡的「書蟲」，以各種不同顏色、材質、花紋的布料拼接呈現閱讀是如何重構世界在讀者眼中的樣子，同時利用塔克褶與書頁印花，模擬書本。整體視覺風格保留了些許書呆子的形象，如格紋、粗框眼鏡以及刻意的單品混搭，與街頭感的寬大廓形及色彩碰撞，展現不同於既定印象中枯燥乏味的「書蟲」。
Bookworm
In the past, reading was the best path to knowledge. However, in this fast-paced modern society, those who still take their time with reading seem to carry a stubbornness, unwilling to change.
But from my perspective, it is reading that allows us to reflect on where we are now and rediscover our connection with the world.
The core of this collection is to change the public’s recognition of the word "bookworm." Through the patchwork of various colors, textures, and patterned fabrics, the collection illustrates how reading reconstructs the world for the readers, while tuck pleats and book-page prints are used to evoke the form of a book. The overall visual style retains subtle "nerdy" elements—such as plaid patterns, thick-rimmed glasses, and intentional mix-and-match separates. These elements are combined with streetwear-inspired oversized silhouettes and vibrant colors, in order to reimagine the “bookworm” beyond all stereotypes.