Chinese fashion designer Chen Peng, the winner of the inaugural Yu Prize and a semifinalist of this year’s LVMH Prize, has created a 23-piece capsule collection for the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned e-tailer 24S.

The unisex capsule takes cues from the brand’s signature puffer styles as well as new looks from its recent collections.

One of the statement pieces is an oversized scarf in pink and blue with the shape of a hand at both ends. The designer called it a “lovers’ cuddle scarf,” as it offers “warmth and strength to people who believe in the pure power of love.”

“We have all endured the turmoil that took place in the past three years; we hope that our fans can hug themselves with the scarves and find strength and confidence. We can also share the love with our family, friends, or lovers,” he added.

A London College of Fashion graduate, Peng designed the majority of the outfits for the performers during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Riding on that momentum, Peng said he has applied for a show/presentation slot for the upcoming Paris Fashion Week in February. He received a spot at the PFW official showroom Sphere, as one of the rewards for winning the Yu Prize last year.

“We are trying to keep in touch with the fashion industry closely and get back to normal tempo as soon as possible since the epidemic situation is better now globally,” he added.