Named Cuban Revolution, this collection balanced a tropical, fun quality with a military urban feel. Ji Hyung Cho used a colour palette of navy, cream, black and white with dashes of neon, which instantly made the collection more appealing. Even the models hair ties were neon orange and green. The show opened with cream and navy panelled maxi dresses that moved gracefully. The draping and pleating were very flattering. Beige and black leather was introduced on short shift dresses and waistcoats. A striped neon maxi dress was a showstopper, encapsulating the tropical aspects of the collection. Prints were briefly presented, with a barbed wire, navy and blue pattern on a short, puffball skirted dress. Striped, gray, skinny trousers were combined with an orange, silk top with puffed sleeves. Overall, the details were perfect and the clothes were engaging. This was one of my favourite shows at Seoul Fashion Week. For more professional photos, I recommend browsing Ilmostreet http://blog.naver.com/ilmostreet and Noona blog http://noonablog.com/?page_id=2082. Below are photos from the current fall collection.
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