This season, KOCCA (Korea Creative Content Agency) and the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism present YOHANIX by Tae-keun Kim and JARRET by Ji-yeon Lee for the womenswear Fall Winter 2016 Show.
YOHANIX by Tae-keum Kim
The collection titled “Hamlet’s Syndrome” emphasized on sensuality and mystery layered on top of the brand’s signature keen attention to geometric detail and structure. Silhouettes focused on a dark personality made based on a shadow-inspired color palette of black, mid-night blue, and army khaki, mud-grey, and carmine. Although dark, the pieces were playful in combining together unique textures that made for a stylish Scandinavian vibe with its color block patterns and layers. A highlight were slashed pants made from different fabrics.
JARRET by Ji-yeon Lee
Labeled “In Blood,” The designer transformed the runway for a eclectic theme of masculinity drenched with rich sophistication. Colors of burnt hennas, blue sapphires, and cool blues exploded with passion and innovation this season with Jarret’s extreme dive into the uber-feminine. Neutral layers of wool and cotton were boosted with luxurious vibrant-colored furs that created a modern yet chic aesthetic.
Attendees included: Miss J Alexander (TV Personality/Model), Robert Verdi (Stylist), Marcus Teo (Creative Director), Linda Rodin (Stylist),Lauren Rae Levy (Stylist), Simon Collins and Charles Harbison (Designer).
