This edition explores how carefully constructed clothes can take on a more instinctive, unstudied character when worn.

We drew inspiration from Lee Ufan’s juxtaposition of rough stone and smooth steel, the materiality of Peter Zumthor’s architecture, and the textured surfaces of Park Seo-Bo’s paintings.

Dry, textured fabrics contrast with softer, smoother materials, while curved sleeves, gathered trousers and overlapping panels create unexpected proportions.

It’s about making clothes with precision while leaving room for individual ways of wearing them.