According to the rules, I reinterpreted the theme of the 24SS season, Folding Architecture, by connecting dots to create a new form with the smocking technique and three-dimensional pattern making.
I primarily used TR and Wool felt fabrics for Office-core, and aimed to express a unique mood when each item is combined and dismantled by adding creativity to KUHO's minimalist sensibility.
I primarily used TR and Wool felt fabrics for Office-core, and aimed to express a unique mood when each item is combined and dismantled by adding creativity to KUHO's minimalist sensibility.
LOOK1:
With the Canadian smoking technique arranged diagonally along the bodyline, the natural volume and flare created seamlessly through three-dimensional pattern making to complete a flexible and unbalanced design. The layered skirt was designed to be voluminous in contrast to the slim and minimal dress, allowing for a different mood when wear together or separately.
The matched leather jacket was designed with curves and natural volume to reveal the design points of the dress and skirt, complementing the overall mood.
With the Canadian smoking technique arranged diagonally along the bodyline, the natural volume and flare created seamlessly through three-dimensional pattern making to complete a flexible and unbalanced design. The layered skirt was designed to be voluminous in contrast to the slim and minimal dress, allowing for a different mood when wear together or separately.
The matched leather jacket was designed with curves and natural volume to reveal the design points of the dress and skirt, complementing the overall mood.
LOOK2:
A decorative top using the Canadian smoking technique at the center and minimizing other details to maximize the design point.
The leather jacket matched with it was designed with curves and natural volume to enhance the overall mood while not compromising the design elements of the top.
The wide pants, using the same fabric as the top for uniformity, featured an unbalanced fold detail and a turned-up hemline for a wide fit that falls significantly but gave a slim feel paradoxically.
A decorative top using the Canadian smoking technique at the center and minimizing other details to maximize the design point.
The leather jacket matched with it was designed with curves and natural volume to enhance the overall mood while not compromising the design elements of the top.
The wide pants, using the same fabric as the top for uniformity, featured an unbalanced fold detail and a turned-up hemline for a wide fit that falls significantly but gave a slim feel paradoxically.
LOOK3:
It is a jacket that added layers of two different designs to a minimal base left with minimal jacket details.
The jacket features snap buttons for adjustable straps to naturally expand or contract the jacket's space, focusing on the natural flow of the bodyline.
The pants with the same fabric of the jacket could be matched like a set-up and designed in a slim fit to harmonize with the jacket.
By using the same locking trims in the belt strap, it make the three outfits organically connect.
It is a jacket that added layers of two different designs to a minimal base left with minimal jacket details.
The jacket features snap buttons for adjustable straps to naturally expand or contract the jacket's space, focusing on the natural flow of the bodyline.
The pants with the same fabric of the jacket could be matched like a set-up and designed in a slim fit to harmonize with the jacket.
By using the same locking trims in the belt strap, it make the three outfits organically connect.
3D fashion artwork by yoon
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