Beijing-based designer Sean Suen launched his utilitarian-inspired men's ready-to-wear label in 2012. Drawing on training in fine art and graphic design, Suen interrogates established tailoring methods in order to craft evolved techniques. The brand’s structured, yet fluid, silhouettes push the envelope of masculine dress and subtly redefine its codes. Reflecting confident androgyny, Suen’s assertive vision draws on military and workwear references alike. Twill bomber jackets, floor-length wool coats, felt button-up shirts, and slim-fitting trousers arrive in subdued colors. Meanwhile, unexpected abstract accents—such as embroidered details and gestural portraits—offer soft counterpoints in otherwise regimented collections. In the end, preternatural maturity and a nuanced design sensibility have established Suen as a preeminent voice in the future of menswear.