2014 Fw Seoul Fashion Week Munsoo Kwon Behind Story

As Seoul has a reputation for fashionable men whose devotion to manner and skin intendance tops in the world, menswear collections past Seoul-based designers are some of the must-see shows at the ongoing Seoul Manner Calendar week.

Here are the highlights of menswear shows from Friday to Lord's day.

Munsoo Kwon

Ane of the hottest emerging menswear designers in the Korean fashion scene, Munsoo Kwon presented light, sporty looks for the 2016 spring-summertime season Sat.

Inspired past some youngsters turning to fishing instead of finding office jobs, Kwon's collection was a stylish guide for young anglers. Models walked comfortably in lightweight seersucker summer suits -- blazers and short pants. A towering baseball cap -- reminiscent of the bulging belly of a fish -- added humor to the otherwise usual men's summer await. He gave accents to trench coats and suits with neon stripes, which Suzy Menkes, international Faddy editor, referred to as "One thousand-pop colors" after the show.

"He was clever to utilize K-pop colors like stripes in this collection," she said.

The sporty vibe ran throughout the show with sweatshirts and pants, featuring Kwon's creative fishing-inspired prints. The prints proved once again that he is a genius of creating witty symbols that embed his fun personality in his dress. Cardigans featuring key prints for the 2014 fall-winter drove were a large hitting terminal yr.

Beyond Closet

Designer Go Tae-yong, one of the emerging designers with his signature playful, American preppy-style wearing apparel, created a romantic paradise for men with a contrasting "Nomantic" theme, a satirical discussion coined by the designer to mean "non romantic."

The show boasted a star-studded forepart row, attended by K-pop stars including Key of SHINee, Jisook of Rainbow, Moon Jun-young of ZE:A and Zion.T.

The designer kept the collection mood brilliant and playful every bit e'er, but symbols and patterns used hinted at a sad breakup. Cleaved heart prints were scattered on a navy sweater and white shirts matched with tailored pants. The prints seemed destined to become the designer's side by side hit characteristic, following his previous pop cartoonish domestic dog image on sweatshirts.

Go successfully delivered a gimmicky, withal witty version of a archetype trench glaze. His ivory trench coat featuring whimsical, colorful beast prints and the eye-communicable scarlet trench glaze with taping running down the dorsum were sporty and humorous reinterpretations of classic trench coats.

"I liked the colors, the texture and fabrication. I thought they were besides fresh," said Eric Jennings, vice president of Saks Fifth Avenue, later on the show.

Heich es Heich

Designer Han Sang-hyuk's creations for the 2016 spring-summer collection were reminiscent of prisoner uniforms from the 1973 motion picture "Papillon." An oversized striped shirt matched with a striped prison hat with a cord of tassel seemed to exist his interpretation of a contemporary resort look for men.

Targeting fans of the "Star Wars" series, the designer showed a modest capsule collection in fourth dimension for the upcoming release of Star Wars Episode 7. Models in the Darth Vader and stormtrooper costumes were an entertaining introduction to the Star Wars-inspired basketball jersey collection.

VanHart di Albazar

Designer Jung Doo-immature, a mastermind of Italian-style tailored suits added airy and breezy vibes to his 2016 spring-summer collection.

Themed equally "Cosmos of Adam" past Italian Renaissance painter Michelangelo Buonarroti, his drove showed a renaissance in neutral men'southward fashion and its limited color palettes. Pastel pinkish and sky blue in chesterfield coats and trench coats warmed up the spring collection, which presented more relaxed silhouettes than his previous collections.

Bora of girl group Sistar took to the rails in a transparent chiffon skirt topped with a warm greyness knit sweater as the sole female model.

Kimseoryong


Designer Kim Seo-ryong'southward signature tailored suits featuring flamboyant color prints opened the show, signaling a tropical spring for urban men. Sleeveless jumpsuits and knit pullovers instantly took viewers to their imaginary holiday destinations. Kim didn't let down audiences expecting to see his signature double-breasted suits, which this time featured pocket-sized dynamic diamond-shaped patterns.

By Lee Woo-immature (wylee@heraldcorp.com)

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