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Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

Youser - Backstage Seoul Fashion Week October 19

Youser saddled up and took the Western Trend by the horns at Seoul Fashion Week SS20. Presenting a collection inspired by a culture clash of Cowboys and Futurism, the Woolmark Asia 18/19 prize winning brand fused Clint Eastwood’s swagger with David Bowie Man Who Fell to Earth chic.

Wing tipped Cowboy boots complete with spurs and stirrups were paired with digital and neo-paisley-tie-dye prints, bootlace ties, stetsons and tassels aplenty.

A moody Ennio Morricone inspired soundtrack added to the mystique as models strode down a dimly lit catwalk recalling Cowboys and Western Pioneers making their way West through the daybreak of expansive skies.

“Its a new wave of K-Fashion, representative of Korean Streetwear Couture. I loved all the fine details, especially the fringes,” commented influential Korean Fashion Blogger @CheriStyle.

Indeed, attention to detail was what pulled this collection to the forefront and away from simply a homage to the Wild West. Numerous of Korean design touches from fabrics to cleverly positioned clasps and attachments, often holding small waist bags and pouches in place were a key theme running throughout.

“It was a wild and dynamic futurism. I was enamoured by the combination of fringe details from the past and technical fabrics and oversize silhouettes representing the future, “ points out Korean “It Girl” and champion of sexual equality @Naras._ “The movement of the metal accessories and magnificent soundtrack created a mystical setting for the show.”

Juxstapositioned with hanging bullet lapel details and technical fabrics, the Korean brand Youser has its finger on the trigger when it comes to producing a collection with as much Western as Eastern appeal. And having showed recently in Milan, London and Germany, Youser stands its ground as a Korean brand to watch in the International markets.

1 x 1 studio ss20 london fw mens june 2019

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.

Backstage 1X1 Studio SS20 London Fashion Week Mens 2019

London based Taiwanese brand 1X1 Studio drew inspiration from designer Yi-Ling's hometown of Kaohsiung to produce an aesthetically structural and tactile knitwear collection with an environmental conscious.

Focussing on textural fabrics derived from recycling plant, paper and bottle waste, the collection is biodegradable with 80% of its prediction materials from sustainable sources!

Only 5 years or so ago, ethically sourced and environmentally concise clothing was struggling to emerge from the shadows of 70’s hippy trail baggy and shapeless cheese cloth styles. Along with a growing army of young designers how have come of age through the tribulations of climate change, Yi-Ling successfully raises the bar of contemporary style and fashion without compromising luxury and a design led approach.

Khaki, baby blue, orange and green are key earth and ocean tones that flow through the knits with an abundance of both minimalist and maximalist detail flooding through. Styles are mindfully designed to be worn two ways with several garments offering fully functional details such as pockets for bottles - a gentle reminder to make you own reusable lifestyle choices.