New York Fashion Week Spring ’13: Parkchoonmoo's Modern Silhouettes and Traditional Colors





Summary: Designer Demi Park infused her latest Parkchoonmoo collection with relics of traditional Korean fashion; creating constructive silhouettes using suspenders and layering with leather vests and mixing harem pants with classic button-down tops.  Park mixed the national Korean colors of red and blue with varying shades of cream and white. The strong contrast of a rustic red leather jacket on a stark white dress definitely raised eyebrows in the room. As for footwear, Park’s looks were styled with simple pointed-toe flats, keeping all eyes on the innovative looks on top. How can we describe Park’s collection in three words? Simple: modern, timeless, and fresh.
Colors: Blue, red, and a palette of creams and whites.
Fabrics & Textures: Cotton, soft leather, and touches of silk.
Key Looks: Burnt orange oversized sleeve leather jacket over a stark white shirtdress; Black harem pants, blue button-down top with a draping white overtop; Black harem pants topped with a tailored, belted black blazer.
– Laurie Espino
Photos: wwd.com

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