“Your body is personal, let us create the perfect space for it”
Founded in 2017, Per.son.al Space designs each piece like a work of art with the customer in mind. Ensuring performance capability is key to the success of Per.son.al Space.
Each garment is tested by experimenting with various fabrics, shapes and cuts. June personally sources and picks high-quality materials designed to allow for flexibility of movement while ensuring comfort and durability.
“Where Dance Meets Design”
June Lin’s fascination with dance began 4 years ago where she had the opportunity to study under established dancers such as Shirley Ballas, Pasha Pashkov and Daniella Karagach. She quickly won accolades as a pro-am latin dancer with over 2000 hours and countless weekends practicing in the studio.
June is a top Pro-am Latin dancer with various awards including Blackpool Dance Festival (Bronze) New York Dance Festival Open-Gold A Championship (Gold), United States Dance Championships(Silver for National Rising star).
From the mind-set of being a dancer to how a dress should feel & move on stage, June’s deep understanding is evocative in her designs. We invite you to explore where craftsmanship meets the art of dance.
“Professional Experience, Passionately Crafted”
Garnering 11 years of New York City fashion industry experience at Tommy Hilfiger, Victoria’s Secret and Brooks Brothers. June Lin brings her professional talent to her passion for dance.
June’s penchant for art & creative expression first gained international recognition at the young age of 12 when she left home for Singapore to join Hwa Chong’s Art Elective program on a full-merit scholarship. Over the years she embraced many passions & honed her skills in Chinese painting, calligraphy, oil painting, sculpture and fashion design. After being accepted to New York’s Parsons school of design, New York University and Rhode Island School of Design, she pursued her love for fashion at Parsons, where she won the Parsons CV Starr, the Dean’s BFA and and BFA International scholarships.
While at Parsons, she quickly landed an apprenticeship to Eiko Ishioka worked with her on projects such as “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” and “Immortals.” As one of three finalists for Womenswear Designer of the Year, she presented her thesis collection at the Parsons Benefit Fashion Show event at Chelsea Piers which Saks Fifth Avenue selected her work for its flagship store. Her collection was selected for sponsorship through a competitive review by generous benefactors which included Amicale Cashmere, Politecnico Calzaturiero Scars Shoe Design, and Coach.
All of her hard work paid off after landing a job as womenswear designer at Tommy Hilfiger where she was challenged with Red Carpet designs for Tommy Hilfiger. In 2014, June was offered the position as a solo fashion designer to create garments for Artist Cai Guo-Qiang’s opening performance of the Met Gala.
Since 2016, June has been working as a menswear designer at Brooks Brothers where she balances their classic aesthetic with her own creative vision. Through her experience in designing performance knitwear, June has been able to use her industry knowledge on performance wear.