The Beijing-based designer chose a scrappy schoolyard garden as the setting for his polished collection of elevated streetwear.

The Beijing-born designer looked at the riches-to-rags destiny of China’s last emperor for a cinematic retelling through dress.

The designer offered his boxy tailoring in a soft palette inspired by German artist Daniel Sinsel.

The designer played with boxy cuts and textured details.

For his Paris debut, Sean Suen played with volumes, letting it loose at the bottom and often contracting on top.

Sean Suen’s fall collection took its cue from Chinese chess and the notion of “playing with opposites.”

The Beijing-based designer said he wanted to combine the “masculinity and structure of the European suit…with the elegance of the Chinese robe.”