HYUNG

As Edward O. Wilson once said, humanity is a biological species, living in a biological environment. Births and deaths, which is an inevitable part of human life, largely revolves around the cell division process. Human body is composed of up to 80 trillion cells, which all descended from a single cell produced during fertilisation.
 
The development process of this collection initiated firmly based on prominent anthropologists’ theories. Though most experts claimed that one’s identity and uniqueness does not get derailed by any external factor, they all agreed on the fact that humanity is inextricably part of the great nature.
 
This collection, which consists of merged-garments, linking historical references with styles of the modern society, intends to visually translate births and deaths. The collection rotates largely around the phrase “still life.” With bold colours and glossy textures, the collection epitomizes the contemporary gender-fluid aesthetic that has gained immense popularity online.
  
Merging textile experiments with comfortableness is the heart of this collection. While using bonded lace for coats and trousers, which is very unusual, a special care has been taken into finishings of the garments. Snap buttons can be found throughout the collection. Metal hooks and bars are hidden inside long coats.