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Concept Korea Reveals Its Fall 2021 Lineup at New York Fashion Week
Concept Korea Reveals Its Fall 2021 Lineup at New York Fashion Week
Welcoming the cream of the crop of Korea s design talent: WNDERKAMMER, ul:kin and JARRET.
Welcoming the cream of the crop of Korea s design talent: WNDERKAMMER, ul:kin and JARRET.
February 17, 2021
An international fashion collective spotlighting emerging Korean designers at NYFW since 2010,
Concept Korea continues to provide global visibility for emerging and promising Korean designers wanting to expand their business globally rain or shine. This season, Concept Korea Fall/Winter 2021 digital showcase presents the talent of WNDERKAMMER, ul:kin, and JARRET. In addition to presenting runway collections from each of the designers, the digital showcase featured special appearances from K-Pop stars including TOMORROW X TOGETHER’S Yeonjun, WayV’s YangYang & soloist Bibi.
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Sandy Liang Fall 2021 Range Looks To The Brighter Days Ahead
Sandy Liang Fall 2021 Range Looks To The Brighter Days Ahead
Dreams and aspirations abound. There is no denying it: throughout the global pandemic that had the entire world under siege since the beginning of last year, many designers and fashion houses decided to pare things way back and shift their focus towards functionality rather than looks.
Sandy Liang, however, is not on the list of those designers. “That’s the fundamental thing they teach you in design school: you have to be aspirational, you have to design for your dream woman. And I always kind of scoffed at that,” Liang explains. “I think that was the right thing to do when I was younger, but now it’s really important to be optimistic and to design things that don’t make sense for right now.”
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Rhude Fall/Winter 2021 Collection Is Here
Rhude Fall/Winter 2021 Collection Is Here
Finding comfort in timeless pieces and moments from his past.
Finding comfort in timeless pieces and moments from his past.
January 19, 2021 For
Rhude s founder Rhuigi Villaseñor, the Fall/Winter 2021 fashion season was all about finding comfort in moments from his past. The result? A reminiscent collection full of timeless pieces that merges the past with the present; the classic with the luxury; fond memories with a vision for the future. Traveling back in time to relive his past experiences and seeking inspiration from classic cars and style choices from his collegiate years, Villaseñor brought in bits in pieces of his 90s youth that can be seen throughout the collection in a variety of ways. Expressing his admiration for classic and luxury cars through deconstructed automotive interiors and referencing the days spend roaming around sch
In the past, Samuel Ross has always delved into quite deep, stimulating topics: the relationship between modernism, traditionalism and utilitarianism when they all come together in his AW19 range; the concept of “a professional man moving into a working environment”; an examination of the changes that took place in our world in the near (and distant) past. This year, the London-based designer brings forth his new menswear range in a film dubbed Untitled an energetic entwining of two disparate mood, moving between calm and burning intensity.
Words like portal , structure , saturate , mediate and open are enunciated tersely to sinister, futuristic beats; the set/runway itself has a dystopian, 1984-esque feel to it. Security cameras and voyeuristic spotlights are zooming in and focusing on the film s subjects in a room that is filled with what can be described as not much a triangular structure, some foliage and rocks, shaping out the naturally-formed runway. Here,
Relaxed Elegance in Brett Johnson s Fall/Winter 2021
Relaxed Elegance in Brett Johnson s Fall/Winter 2021
Striking a balance between sophisticated elegance and domestic comfort.
Striking a balance between sophisticated elegance and domestic comfort.
January 19, 2021 Drawing inspiration from the designer’s personal experience of being at home during the global pandemic,
Brett Johnson s new Fall/Winter 2021 range is all about conveying this desire to create a balance between refined, sophisticated elegance and a more casual, relaxed domestic comfort. For Brett, working from home and having to re-adjust everyday habits slowly morphed into a quest for understated, effortless luxury that stemmed from muted, comforting colors: timeless blue navy, off-white, black, grey to earth tones enhanced by pops of emerald. The materials imbue each garment with a deep sense of emotional warmth and tactile connection as if to contrast any feeling of isolation and detachment of the past mo