"Spring Sojourn" — inspired by the lines of waiting no more from the Han Dynasty folk song "What I Desire."
Crafted from subtly lustrous silk crepe satin, the dress employs a 45-degree bias-cutting technique, endowing "Spring Sojourn" with a natural drape and fluid movement. Set against a palette of muted chestnut brown, a streak of Dawn Yellow cuts diagonally from the side waist — like the first light of dawn gently piercing the twilight, where warm and cool tones intertwine to awaken a sense of spring.
Entwining vines, blooming flowers, fluttering birds, and dancing butterflies follow the direction of the dress's silhouette — cascading from the V-neckline at the front, winding past the side, climbing up the back, and spiraling lightly toward the shoulder blades — forming a springtime procession that encircles the body. The open back is defined by adjustable crossover thin straps, where negative space speaks its own quiet elegance.
Silk as the canvas, flowers and birds as the print — wherever the eye falls, spring is there.
「行春令」，源自汉乐府《有所思》中不再等待的诗行。
裙身采用微光细腻的真丝素绉缎，运用45度斜裁工艺，使得
「行春令」有着天然的垂坠与灵动。以淡栗棕为基调，一道
曦光黄自侧腰斜向切入，宛若破晓之光温柔切入暮色，
冷暖交融间，唤醒一身春意。
缠枝藤蔓、盛放花簇、振翅灵鸟与翩跹的蝶，依循裙身剪裁
的走向，自前胸V领处蔓延而下，绕过裙侧，沿背而上，轻盈
攀绕至肩胛，形成一幅环绕身体的春日行乐图。后背以可调节
的 交叉细带勾勒，留白处亦见优雅。
真丝为帛，花鸟为印，目之所及，皆是春天。
