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Lee x Ruohan Wang's Spring Collection Is Giving Big Floral Energy

Lee x Ruohan Wang's Spring Collection Is Giving Big Floral Energy

Hype Malaysia28-04-2025

It's all coming up floral! For Spring 2025, Lee has partnered with renowned artist Ruohan Wang to present a new collaboration that'll blossom in your wardrobe.
Merging bold floral motifs with the spirit of femininity, the collection inspires confidence and self-love in every aspect. It encourages women to embrace their unique style and discover their own moment to bloom together with Lee.
Ruohan Wang, a Chinese-born artist and illustrator based in Berlin, is known for her bold use of colour and unique designs. She has created a whimsical and imaginative world incorporating feminine power and natural beauty.
This is a vibrant collection that seamlessly combines distinctive floral paintings, vivid hues, and retro-inspired styles. More than just fashion, this collection embodies a message of optimism and positivity, paying tribute to the blossoming spirit of spring and the celebration of self-love.
Ruohan has created a series of exclusive illustrations and effortlessly integrated them into this collaboration. One standout design, 'Entering the Rose Garden,' captures the essence of spring in full bloom, with roses symbolising vitality and inviting every woman to explore this flourishing garden.
Another artwork features Ruohan's self-portrait wearing a red cap, embodying confidence and independence, representing a new generation of women daring to express their true selves.
Each piece in the collection comes with a uniquely-designed tag that also functions as a sticker, combining playful creativity with artistic elegance. Dungarees and skorts were accented by exclusive detachable 3D floral pins, allowing wearers to express themselves freely.
Back pockets are adorned with flashers, patches, and two-layer woven labels. Together, they showcase Ruohan's signature bold colours and daring designs, brimming with youthful charm and energy.
The oversized denim jacket makes a bold statement with floral embroidery on the back, blending Lee's iconic Rider design with Ruohan Wang's imaginative artistry. The floral motif rises gracefully above the hem, where Ruohan's signature anchores the piece in personal expression.
Playful pastel hardware accents, from buttons to stitching, infuses a refreshing springtime twist into the timeless denim silhouette. Wearers style it with either the 428 wide-leg jeans or 429 straight-leg jeans for an effortlessly expressive ensemble that brings artistic flair to springtime style and turns heads wherever they go.
The cropped short-sleeve T-shirt, with a self-portrait graphic from the collaboration, comes in a fitted, waist-accentuating cut. Available in a black and white palette, this versatile piece is a chic essential for spring wardrobes.
Paired with the 429 straight-leg jeans in a chic light blue wash, featuring Ruohan's signature floral graphic on the back pocket, a stylish rip detail on the right leg, and a seasonal leather patch, it adds a subtle finishing touch perfect for an effortlessly laid-back yet edgy vibe.
The cropped short-sleeve T-shirt combines Ruohan Wang's signature floral patterns with the Lee logo, and a seasonal woven tag on the left side. This stylish piece, available in black and white colourways, is easy to mix and match. Whether worn alone or layered with outerwear, it brings an artistic touch to any look.
The seasonal pink cropped cotton jacket, highlighted with contrasting pastel blue buttons, exudes youthful charm. A standout piece on its own, it also pairs perfectly with the matching pink skort from the collection, making it simple to create a playful spring outfit.
To welcome spring, the collection introduces a sleeveless wide-leg denim dungaree. Featuring floral laser prints on both legs and a classic mid-dark blue wash, it is accented with a 3D floral pin for added charm.
This piece showcases Lee's iconic craftsmanship with Ruohan Wang's artistic vision, subtly highlighting the unique character of this very special collection.
Step into spring in style with the 429 Straight-Leg Jeans in a chic light blue wash, featuring a rip detail on the right leg and Ruohan Wang's signature floral graphic on the back pocket, and the 427 Regular Boot Cut Jeans, designed for everyday ease with a sleek silhouette and playful back-pocket floral embroidery.
A seasonal leather patch finishes both styles, bringing a laid-back yet edgy twist that perfectly captures the collection's creative and carefree spring vibe.
The Lee x Ruohan Wang collection is available at Lee stores in Genting Highlands, Johor Bahru, and Parkson Pavilion KL and Sunway Pyramid.

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