Patrick Li is the founder and creative director of Li, Inc., a multi-disciplinary design studio founded in 2000. Mr. Li is also the creative director of T: The New York Times Style Magazine, a post he’s held since 2012.

Li, Inc. has developed brand and image strategies for some of the leading references within the fashion, beauty and art industries. Clients and projects include advertising design for Givenchy, Clinique, and H&M to brand identity projects for the Hirshhorn Museum, MOCA Los Angeles, Garage, Frédéric Malle and Jason Wu.

Li, Inc. has designed numerous monographs and artists' books, including "Louis Vuitton: Art, Fashion, Architecture" published by Rizzoli; "Rodarte Catherine Opie Alec Soth" published by JRP; “Kaws" published by Rizzoli and the Aldrich Museum of Art; and “Francesco Vezzoli” published by Rizzoli.

Mr. Li was also the Art Director at Large for Vogue China from the magazine's inception through 2013. He studied architecture at the University of California at Berkeley.