The pop-up experience runs until December 17 and reflecting of Siwilai’s ethos in supporting self?expression, King invites fashonistas to celebrate her signature motif Screwprint.

Screwprint is a simple shape first inspired by a contemporary sculpture by Fiona Banner and designed in the belief that print should be able to adorn any surface. It is a print designed for interpretation and a way for the wearer to reflect their own personality and style.

King, who was born and raised in Bangkok, uses her cross-cultural upbringing as a form of inspiration and has invited several brands to be part of her show.

“It’s a privilege to collaborate with some of the brands I most admire from Thailand. From heritage brand Jim Thompson, who largely decorated my childhood home, and I’m sure was the early influence on my love of print design to exquisite spa brand Erb, whose Thai scented products always accompany me back to London and Timo, friend and fellow print connoisseur, who is making the dream of creating men’s swim shorts a reality. I am also collaborating with Oomchoo, a beautiful handmade leather footwear brand whom I recently discovered and London Sock Company, a quintessentially British menswear brand,” King says.

The space will be dedicated to limited-edition Women and Men’s Ready?to-Wear, accessories and footwear collections, as well as an interactive customization space.

In addition to the pop-up space, King will host a series of lectures at Siwilai City Club.