Robert Wun Spring\/Summer 2026 (Image: Provided)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhat was your goal with your Spring\/Summer 2026 couture collection? What did you want the audience to take away from the show?\u00a0<\/h2>\n The goal was to truly capture the creative process and how that can be illustrated through imagination and brought to life on the runway. I also hope it shines a light on the difficulties designers are facing nowadays. In an era of information overload and increasingly normalised criticism, I hope there can be greater celebration of creatives, and more acknowledgement of their passion and courage to keep moving forward.<\/p>\n
You\u2019ve done some amazing customs for musicians like Jennie from Black Pink, what\u2019s been your favourite celebrity look for far and why?\u00a0<\/h2>\n It\u2019s been an honour and a real pleasure to work with so many artists across different fields, many of whom I\u2019ve looked up to since I was young. Adele will always be truly special to me, and the custom piece we created for her Las Vegas residency will always hold a special place in my heart.<\/p>\n
How did your work as a couturier inform your design for Johnnie Walker Blue Label?\u00a0<\/h2>\n We wanted the design to feel different \u2013 not something instantly recognisable as a typical Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year collaboration \u2013 but instead to capture the spiritual and philosophical side of the horse. It represents a figure marching forward alongside a person, rather than being ridden, embodying the Robert Wun world of optimism and forward movement.<\/p>\n
\u00a0What does the horse represent to you?<\/h2>\n The horse represents something truly majestic, and I have always felt it is most representative when running free, marching towards the future. For me, the horse will always symbolise optimism, bravery, and the spirit of moving forward.<\/p>\nRobert Wun X Johnnie Walker Year of the Horse (Image: Provided)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBest way to celebrate Lunar New Year?<\/strong><\/h2>\nI think the best way to celebrate is always with your loved ones and your family. Since I\u2019ve been away in London for work all these years, I keep one tradition that always reminds me of being at home: keeping a nightlight on in the living room throughout Chinese New Year. That\u2019s what my parents always loved to do during the festive season, and I continue that tradition in my London home as well, to make me feel as though I am back home during the celebrations.<\/p>\n
The Robert Wun X Johnnie Walker Year of the Horse\u00a0limited edition is available globally in selected luxury retailers. You can purchase the collection online at Amazon<\/a>\u00a0or find out more at JohnnieWalker online<\/a>. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n