Freelancer

Pattern Maker

Proposal for KUHO 25F&#x2F;W Fashion Show This collection consists of outfits that are newly interpreted by incorporating the structural beauty of traditional hanok into modern fashion design. The design was inspired by the harmony of lines and faces shown in the architectural structure of the hanok. And the geometric patterns of Giwa roof tiles were applied to the patterns. These structural elements, combined with nature-friendly colors, were expressed in a design that gives a comfortable and sophisticated feel. The overall design captures the beauty and sentiment of traditional architectural heritage without losing an urban and modern sense. Through these design attempts, I would like to express the beauty of the past and the present coexisting. *Harmony between lines and planes, curves and straight lines If you take a closer look at the structure of the hanok, various components such as pillars, beams, and eaves are combined to harmonize. Structures made of various natural materials reveal geometric beauty by forming straight lines and smooth curves. This structural beauty goes beyond just architectural elements to reflect the harmonious relationship between nature and people. &gt;Look2_Printed scarf -Boat neck waffle zip-up -Straight wool pants -Printed scarf It is a scarf printed with indian ink landscape paintings. It can be wrapped around the neck, but it can be worn in a variety of ways, including a vest and a cape, with different tying methods. You can create a variety of silhouettes with belts, straps, and hooks. The boat neck zip-up can transform the neckline by unzipping it. The top and pants are in soft colors that match well with the eye-catching scarf.

KUHO 25F/W _ Look2_Printed scarf

KUHO 25F/W _ Look2_Printed scarf

Chloe Paik

KUHO 25F/W _ Look2_Printed scarf

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